The location of Rose Creek Ranch provides easy access to a variety of recreational activities. Hiking, biking, horseback trail riding, hunting and fishing just scratch the surface of a host of opportunities that the beautiful natural landscapes of central Arizona provides.

Biking continues to be a popular means of both recreation and exercise for residents and visitors of Rose Creek Ranch. Enjoy our bike paths throughout the neighborhood or explore the many trails established in the Tonto National Forest. You’ll enjoy the cool breeze and serene atmosphere as you navigate the diverse and beautiful terrain.

Mountains and valleys, trails and streams, cliffs and caves we’ve got it all! The surrounding geography of Rose Creek Ranch offers such diversity that you never have to hike the same path twice. There is opportunity to explore many prehistoric Salado Ruin sites, cliff climbing, cave spelunking or just enjoy a peaceful stroll through a meadow in the diverse landscape surrounding Rose Creek Ranch.

Tonto National Forest and the Sierra Ancha Wilderness and surrounding areas offer a Hunter’s paradise. Black Bear, Elk, Javelina, Mountain Lion, Mule Deer, White-tailed Deer, Merriam’s Turkey, Band-tailed Pigeon, Dove, Quail, Bobcat, and Coyote are just some of the wildlife that can be seen and enjoyed in the area.

Is there a better way to spend your day than wading the waters of a cool trout-stream or drifting along in a small bass boat, rod in hand, under a clear blue sky just waiting for the strike that leaves a tale to tell. Local lakes, ponds, and streams, highlighted by the vast 26 square miles of Roosevelt Lake, provide residence for a variety of game fish, including largemouth and smallmouth bass, rainbow trout, crappie, sunfish, channel and flathead catfish. Try your luck!