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This park provides a variety of outdoor activities, including archery, multiple trails, a disc golf course, fairgrounds, and much more. As you run, you'll be able to enjoy the Ponderosa pine forest and mountain views.

The Karen Cooper Trail leads you along the outskirts of Flagstaff, along the Rio de Flag and little parks.

Enjoy this mild part of trail that slowly gains elevation and winds across the mountain before you come to the steepest section of trail. Plan to pass through pinyon-juniper woodland sand ponderosa pine forests, as well as shrubbed, rocky areas during your time on this section. The end of this section is also a great place to stop and take a break before you begin the switchbacks up, up, up to Mount Elden or continue onto the Fatman's Loop.

Fatman's Rock is what gives the trail its name. There are a couple large boulders in the middle of the trail that you have to make your way between. Legend has it that you will get stuck if you are fat; in reality, the gap isn't going to be a tight squeeze for anyone. The rocks make for a pretty cool trail feature, though!

The Karen Cooper Trail leads you along the outskirts of Flagstaff, along the Rio de Flag and little parks.

Buffalo Park is a really popular park in Flagstaff. The main loop in the park is a couple miles, pretty flat, and smooth enough for wheelchairs and strollers. There are views of both Elden Mountain and Mount Humphreys, and you can access a bunch of other hiking and biking trails (including the Arizona Trail) from the trails in the park.

Fatman's Rock is what gives the trail its name. There are a couple large boulders in the middle of the trail that you have to make your way between. Legend has it that you will get stuck if you are fat; in reality, the gap isn't going to be a tight squeeze for anyone. The rocks make for a pretty cool trail feature, though!

With its highest point reaching 9,288 feet, it is a formidable challenge for cyclists. The most popular route, Elden Lookout Road, is a 12.5-mile climb with an elevation gain of over 3,500 feet, testing your endurance and legs. As you ascend, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the San Francisco Peaks, the city of Flagstaff, and the surrounding valleys, making the effort truly worthwhile.