Sabino Canyon Recreation Area
The Sabino Canyon Recreation Area is comprised of multiple trails and recreational opportunities. This landing page will link you to all the different opportunities within the Recreation Area while also allowing you to explore it as an OVERVIEW.
The Seven Falls trail is a subsection of Bear Canyon #29. This popular trail is out and back across numerous streams and rugged terrain.
This popular hike starts at Sabino Canyon Trail #23 (3.7 miles up the paved road not accessible to personal vehicles) and begins its ascent for 2.5 miles to West Fork #24.
Phoneline #27 is a popular trail for hikers and runners in Sabino Canyon Recreation Area.
Blackett’s Ridge #48 is a out-and-back spur trail connected to Phoneline Trail #27, leading up Sabino Canyon ridge to st
This easy and flat .25-mile loop trail has signs identifying vegetation in the Sonoran Desert.
The Sabino Canyon Visitor Center is located immediately north of the parking lot.
This trail is located in Sabino Canyon Recreation Area and offers access to the dramatic landscape of the Santa Catalina front range, famous for its deep canyons and soarin
Many hikers start along this trail, which includes several miles of hard climbing, because it leads to The Window, a 15 by 25-foot hole in a fin-like ridge that extends out
Sabino Canyon Trail begins at the end of the recreation area shuttle bus route and contours along the canyon’s eastern slope a good distance above the canyon floor.
Cactus Ramada 2 is a reservable group picnic site within the extremely popular Sabino Canyon Recreation Area at the edge of Tucson, Arizona.
The Bear Canyon Overlook provides spectacular views of the Sabino Creek canyon and of Tucson and area.