San Tan Regional Park

San Tan Regional Park is a park in Arizona, about 5 miles from the community of San Tan Valley. It serves as a base for a cluster of hiking trails, several of which begin within a couple of miles of the park's center. Typical averages from the Chandler Heights weather station, about 5 miles away at roughly 1,400 feet, point to the cooler half of the year as the time to visit. December and January bring highs in the mid-60s and lows near 40°F. February and March warm into the 70s, and November averages around 74°F. April reaches about 85°F, and October about 87°F. From May on the heat builds quickly. Highs run in the 90s in May and September and top 100°F from June through August, when overnight lows stay in the 70s. Summer visits are best kept to the coolest part of the day. The closest trails are Goldmine Trail, Stargazer Trail and San Tan Trail, each about 1.6 miles away, with Hedgehog Trail a little farther at about 2.4 miles.