Ayer Lake in Pinal County, Arizona

Ayer Lake in Pinal County is a water.

Nature: water

Streets nearby

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Magma Ridge Trail

Berber Suspension Bridge

North Picket Post Road

Aboriginal Seep

Drover's Wool Shed, Boyce Thompson Picnic Area

The Ring of Life

Walkabout Trail

Australian Pavilion

Old US 60/US 70 (Abandoned)

Curandero Trail

South American Deserts Loop

Common Birds of the Wallace Desert Garden

Baja Desert Trail

African Deserts Loop

Conversation Point, Weaver's Needle Lookout, Do You Hear What I Hear?

Javelina Point, Barrier-Free Lookout, Wallace Desert Garden Ephedra Collection, Javelina in the Gardens

Chihuahuan Desert Loop East

Chihuahuan Desert Loop West

Trails End, Queen Creek Native American Presence, Peaceful Little Ones

Mohave Desert Trail

Sonoran Desert Loop

Observation Lookout

Boyce Thompson Road

Old Highway Road

East Arboretum Way

Phoenix–Globe Highway

Shell, M202, M208, M205, M204, M206, M203, M207

L.O.S.T. Trail #221

L.O.S.T. Loop Trail

Picket Post Mountain Trail

Old US 60/US 70

Apache Tear Road

East Saddleridge Trail

East June Avenue

East Happy Camp Road

Telegraph Canyon Trail

Buildings nearby

Picket Post House

Clevenger House

Smith Interpretive Center and Display Greenhouses

Visitors Center

Cemeteries nearby

Pinal City Cemetery

Covered areas nearby

Gloria Wing-Ong Children's Learning Center

Disused railways nearby

Magma Arizona Railroad

Gardens nearby

Boyce Thompson Arboretum

Industrial areas nearby

Superior Town Sewage Plant

Quarries nearby

Streams nearby

Silver King Wash

Waters nearby