Capturing the beauty of the high desert environment with its steep canyon walls, the crown jewel of Redmond’s park system meanders 3.7 miles through the center of town. It is traversed by Dry Canyon Trail, a flat, paved pathway lined with groves of juniper trees and tall grasses. The park houses the Maple Street Bridge Climbing Arches, a popular climbing route on the underside of the 780-foot-long bridge.

Other facilities at the park include a pavilion, picnic tables, disc golf course, a dog park and areas for tennis, pickleball and softball. Dry Canyon Park is run by the Redmond Area Parks and Recreation District (RAPRD).