Arizona has 33 indoor running tracks across 14 cities.
Whether you're training for a meet or just looking for a climate-controlled place to run, you'll find facility types
ranging from Municipal Multigenerational Center, Private Athletic Club, Community Recreation Center.
Surfaces include Not published and Synthetic Rubberized and Synthetic and Rubberized Synthetic and Rubberized and Rubberized Synthetic (Red) and Unknown and Indoor running surface and Not published by the operator, with day passes starting around $2.
Open to the public. Standard daily drop-in is $5 and standard monthly membership is $35; discounted military and senior rates are available.
Free on-site parking
$5 day pass
Frequently Asked Questions
How many indoor tracks are in Arizona?
There are currently 33 documented indoor track facilities across 14 cities in Arizona. The top areas include Phoenix (12), Scottsdale (4), Tucson (4), Chandler (2), Flagstaff (2).
Are there public indoor tracks in Arizona?
Yes. 18 facilities in Arizona offer full public access, and 10 more have limited public hours. Cities with public-access tracks include Apache Junction, Chandler, Gilbert, Flagstaff, Glendale.
What does it cost to use an indoor track in Arizona?
Day pass prices in Arizona typically range from $2 to $15. Some municipal recreation centers offer resident discounts, and several facilities have monthly membership options for regular runners.
Which cities in Arizona have indoor running tracks?
Indoor tracks in Arizona are currently available in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tucson, Chandler, Flagstaff, Apache Junction, Gilbert, Glendale, Goodyear, Marana, Mesa, Peoria, Queen Creek, Tempe. We verify each listing regularly to keep the information accurate.
What surfaces do indoor tracks in Arizona use?
Indoor tracks in Arizona feature Not published, Synthetic Rubberized, Synthetic, Rubberized Synthetic, Rubberized, Rubberized Synthetic (Red), Unknown, Indoor running surface, Not published by the operator surfaces. The surface type affects traction and impact on joints, so it's worth checking what a facility uses before you visit.