| Payson AZ Equestrian Overview | |
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| Homes Currently For Sale | 7 |
| Average Home Price | $583,929 |
| Homes Built Between | 1974 - 2017 |
| Homes With A Pool | 100% |
| Golf Course Properties | 100% |
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You will ride like the wind with Equestrian Real Estate in Payson, Arizona. Situated 5000 feet above sea level, the town gets the cool mountain air from the surrounding Sierra Ancha and Mazatzal Mountain Ranges. This part of Gila County enjoys a mild enough climate for year-round activities, and the enjoyment of seasonal changes.
Homes here range from large sprawling ranches, to smaller acreage suitable for keeping a few riding horses. Nearby Tonto National Forest gives horsemen plenty of opportunity to hit the trails and enjoy the beauty of the biggest forest of Ponderosa Pines in the world. Local horse shows and rodeos provide action for the horse owner looking for the thrill of competition. With loads of space, you and your family will enjoy this area!
Historic Main Street in downtown Payson reflects the city's Western past along with modern dining and shopping options. The holidays are celebrated with floats and carolers during the Main Street Electric Light Parade. Regarded as rodeo's birth place, the city boasts the oldest continuous rodeo in the world. A number of festivals are held here each year along with classic car shows, dances and The Old Time Fiddlers State Championship.
The Rim Country Museum showcases the architecture of the region, and features Apache Indian and rodeo exhibits. The museum also tells the story of logging and gold mining in the city as well as containing a Zane Grey display. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, fishing, biking and even hunting for fossils at the Paleo Site just outside the area.
Dining options for those nights out include sophisticated fine dining and a wide selection of ethnic cuisine, as well as old fashioned western barbecue and always popular steakhouses. City sponsored athletic programs for youth and adults include swimming and organized sports.
Payson Airport offers scenic air tours and flight instruction, as well as a full service restaurant. Rental cars and the city Taxi Service serve the community for ground travel needs. Cooler than the rest of Arizona in the summer along with snow-capped mountain peaks in winter, give residents the opportunity for fun in the outdoors year-round. The friendly atmosphere and temperate climate will have equestrians feeling right at home in this city of Arizona.
7 Payson Equestrian Listings
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