Quail Run Trail in Camelback East, Phoenix, Arizona

Quail Run Trail in Camelback East in Phoenix is a gravel footpath (customers only). It runs in an east-west direction and ends in a cul-de-sac.

Road Type
footpath
Route
east-west

Tourist information centers

  • What Is a Succulent? – approx. 100 ft.
  • Improving the Odds – approx. 150 ft.
  • Saguaro Hotel – approx. 200 ft.
  • Record your Wildlife Sightings – approx. 200 ft.
  • Ethnobotany – approx. 250 ft.
  • Who gets to name a plant? – approx. 300 ft.
  • The Sonoran Desert. The Habitats of the Sonoran Desert – approx. 300 ft.
  • The Habitats of the Sonoran Desert – approx. 300 ft.
  • Ocotillo: Dead or Alive? You decide.... Ocotillo: Dead or Alive? you decide... – approx. 350 ft.
  • Gustaf Starck's Plants – approx. 350 ft.
  • Acting to Save the Desert Two Bold Plant-Lovers Start a Garden. Acting to save the desert, two bold plant-lovers start a garden – approx. 350 ft.
  • An Abundant Desert. Ethnobotany – approx. 350 ft.
  • The Sonoran Desert. The Sonoran Desert – approx. 350 ft.
  • Gertrude Webster's Plants – approx. 350 ft.
  • Why do Woodpeckers Peck Holes inthe Saguaro Cactus?. Why Do Woodpeckers Peck Holes in the Saguaro Cactus? – approx. 400 ft.
  • Enter the Heart of the Garden - A Place to Explore Our Roots – approx. 400 ft.
  • Garden Trail Map – approx. 450 ft.
  • Why Does the Palo Verde Tree have Green Bark?. Why Does the Palo Verde Tree Have Green Bark? – approx. 450 ft.
  • Desert Habitat. You are entering the Desert Habitat – approx. 450 ft.
  • Garden for Life: Working with Nature – approx. 450 ft.
  • Young Cardons – approx. 450 ft.
  • Giant Mexican Cardon – approx. 450 ft.

Artworks

  • Lonely Flight (Artist: Lawrence Mukomberanwa, stone) – approx. 200 ft.

Attractions

  • Visitors Center – approx. 400 ft.

Galleries

  • Ottosen Gallery (wheelchair accessible) – approx. 300 ft.

Streets nearby

Desert Discovery Loop Trail
Improving the Odds, What Is a Succulent?, Patio Cafe, Record your Wildlife Sightings, Acting to Save the Desert Two Bold Plant-Lovers Start a Garden, Gustaf Starck's Plants, Gertrude Webster's Plants, Giant Mexican Cardon, Young Cardons, Enter the Heart of the Garden - A Place to Explore Our Roots
100 ft
Agave Circle
Ottosen Gallery
150 ft
Quail Run Path
Lonely Flight
150 ft
Heritage Garden
Who gets to name a plant?
300 ft
Jan and Tom Lewis Desert Portal
350 ft
Pritzlaff Patio
350 ft
Cactus Gallery
Garden Trail Map, Visitors Center
350 ft
The Arizona Republic Entry Bridge
Garden Shop, Gertrude's
550 ft
Center for Desert Living Trail
Watering your Desert Garden, Design for Well-Being, Composting is Beneficial, Edible Garden Growing Guide, Edible Garden, Edible Garden Harvest Guide, Creating a Water Thrifty Landscape, Landscape for Life, Garden for Life: Working with Nature
0.1 mi
Sonoran Desert Nature Loop Trail
Saguaro Hotel, Ocotillo: Dead or Alive? You decide..., Why do Woodpeckers Peck Holes inthe Saguaro Cactus?, Why Does the Palo Verde Tree have Green Bark?, Why does the Saguaro Cactus have Ribs?, Can You Spot These Landmarks?, Can You Find These Mountains?, Does the Barrel Cactus Contain Water?, Does the Cholla Cactus Really Jump?, What's "Bugging" this Deadwood Iron Tree?, The Sonoran Desert
0.1 mi
Plants and People of the Sonoran Desert Loop Trail
The Habitats of the Sonoran Desert, An Abundant Desert, Desert Habitat, Saguaro Fruit Harvesting, Desert Oasis, Three Sisters Planting, Akimel O'Odham Kitchen, Traditional Akimel O'odham Kitchen (Ko:sin), Traditional Akimel O'odham Household, Mesquite Bosque, Semi-Desert Grassland, Baskets, Chaparral, Western Apache Household, Orchards in the Desert, Orchards, Mesquite Corral, Ethnobotany, Agave Roasting Pit, The Sonoran Desert, Irrigation Farming, Plants and Fashion, Agave Terrace
0.1 mi
Crosscut Canal Path
0.1 mi
East Continental Drive
Continental Dr & Scottsdale Rd, Center S3 T1N R4E
0.2 mi
North 66th Street
0.3 mi
Hole-In-The-Rock Trail
0.3 mi