It's a new season with new attractions for the Barefoot Trail

What's new:

• Schools and youth groups can book field trips and camps for "outdoor experiences designed to support movement, exploration, and group engagement."
• They'll have themed events, live music on Saturdays and guided outdoor yoga.
• They're now accepting Education Savings Account funds for tickets and passes and will have educational booklets available for purchase to "provide hands-on learning opportunities focused on grounding and reflexology, ideal for school groups and homeschoolers."

What they're saying: Leah Williams, who founded the trail, said in a press release that they're "leaning into what people are asking for: more opportunities for kids to be outside, to move, to play, and to experience something different together."

Catch up quick: The Barefoot Trail opened in 2024 and quickly became a sensation, bringing in nearly 1,000 people per week by the end of its first three-month season, Williams told Arizona's Family last year.

• The trail had more than 20,000 visitors in 2025, per a press release.

Zoom in: It's touted as the first "grounding" park in the U.S.

• Grounding is a practice in which people walk barefoot in nature to absorb the Earth's natural electrical charge.

Tickets cost $14 for adults and $12 for children when booked online, and $15 at the site.