Sabino Canyon Hiking Map

Sabino Canyon

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Jul 3, 2024
Good for all ages and fitness levels. Lovely any time of the year. Many hikes of different length and difficulty and a handy “crawler” shuttle for those less energetic. Tip ride the crawler up the le… Full review by Roadbirds
May 9, 2024
We used the electric tram, rode to the last stop then walked back after refreshing swim at around Stop 8. It was a real Mountain Dew Moment that we think anyone else would enjoy. Full review by Jodie F
Apr 29, 2024
Close to Tucson and on our trip to Tombstone, we found a great scenic park. The 4 mile tram ride up the Sabino canyon over multiple water crossings was beautiful, and the weather was perfect. It woul… Full review by John P
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Sabino Canyon is a significant canyon located in the Santa Catalina Mountains and the Coronado National Forest north of Tucson, Ar…
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Sabino Canyon is a significant canyon located in the Santa Catalina Mountains and the Coronado National Forest north of Tucson, Ar…
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Sunscreen will help during peak summers.
triphobo.com
Carry bottled water and wear sturdy shoes
triphobo.com
There is a good chance that you'll have the top all to yourself especially if you go on a weekday
theoutbound.com
General admission to the park is $5 per vehicle while tram rides cost $10 for adults and $5 for children between the ages of 3 and 12
usnews.com
Access to cars was restricted to allow visitors to reach upper sabino canyon by foot, bicycle or tram
roadtrippers.com
This is an extremely popular destination route so be prepared for a plethora of people
hikingproject.com
Access is free, but there is a charge for parking
cityseeker.com
The hike takes about 3 hours round trip and it is recommended to bring at least 1 quart of water per person
theoutbound.com
You will need a Coronado Recreation Pass
lonelyplanet.com
Bicyclists are restricted to off peak hours and certain days of the week
scenicusa.net
Canyon visitors are warned about flash floods during the rainy seasons
scenicusa.net
No private vehicles are allowed here but you can opt for a localtour
triphobo.com
There is a visitor center and bookstore at the mouth of the canyon along with numerous bathroom facilities near some of the picnic areas
cityseeker.com
No cars are allowed
fodors.com
Make a point to hike the sabino canyon trail in the spring, because that's when the flowers are in bloom
tripstodiscover.com
It immediately starts with switchbacks providing a view through the canyon overlooking the city
hikingproject.com
Another good way to experience the park is by bicycling up the paved road during the limited hours when bikes are allowed
frommers.com
Today's canyon access is by foot, bike or Sabino Canyon Tram
scenicusa.net
The visitor center is closed on thanksgiving day and christmas day
go-arizona.com
Sabino canyon is a popular recreation area for residents and visitors of southern arizona, providing a place to walk, hike or ride
touristlink.com

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