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This section of the Colorado River Levee Multi-Use Path (also known as Yuma Crossing Bike Path) takes you past vital wetlands on a smooth, well-graded gravel path. This is a great bit of riding through an important ecosystem just east of downtown Yuma.

Smooth concrete bike trail on the levee protecting the town from occasional Colorado River flooding, with a drainage channel and a wetland

In January 1847, the Mormon Battalion arrived at and crossed the Colorado River near this point. Comprising more than 500 volunteer soldiers from the Mormon Pioneers, the battalion served in the United States Army during the war with Mexico.

Playa Linda, meaning "beautiful beach" in Spanish, is a charming sandy area that feels like a hidden beach in the middle of the forest. This sandy spot leads to the Colorado River, making it a great place to take a break in the park.

Pirates Cove is a small shelter made from rocks and branches that provides nice shade with views of the water, making it a great place to take a break.

Opened on July 1, 1876, and shut down on September 15, 1909, the Yuma Territorial Prison is in the Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area. The site is now operated as a historical museum by Arizona State Parks. The trails around and most of the outside area is accessible free of charge. The inside is one of the top tourism sites, open daily (Monday - Sunday) 9:00 am - 5:00 pm CLOSED Thanksgiving Eve & Day, Christmas Eve & Day The trail access up and around the Prison Hill is free. Museum Admission is $8 Adults, $6 Seniors age 62 and over, $4 Children age 7 to 13, FREE for children 6 and under http://yumaprison.org

Nice place to rest along the East Wetlands ponds and levee trails.

Smooth gravel running trail that continues to West Wetlands Park and Joe Henry Memorial Park, and beyond both to the east and west you could continue along the levee for many miles.