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The top destination for cactus lovers. Millions of cactus, all forms and sizes, different types and colors at the valley and hills slopes, with view points and trails. The park with free entrance and picturesque drive, even no need to go to Saguaro NP.
This is a fairly level trail to the ruins of the old Bowen stone house in a secluded valley, It is a little over two miles round trip. Interesting story on a sign by the house, The trailhead is a short distance on a dirt...More
A must see drive thru interesting terrain and plant life! Breeze thru or linger. It's worth your time.
A very nice, serene place with beauty views. There was wildflowerss blooming, along with barrel cactus.
Drove through the Tucson Mountain Park on our way to the Desert Museum and the Saguaro National Park. When first arriving in Arizona through New Mexico by car I was dying to see the classic Lucky Luke cactus! Little did I know that getting in...More
Something for everyone, hiking, horseback, bicycles, or just a nice visitors center. You may see a coyote or mountain lion in remote areas during cool time of day. Birds are plentiful. This is the home of majestic Saguaro Cactus and beautiful sunrise/sunsets.
We drove through the park en route to Saguaro West National Park. As described: The drive offers "beautiful views of quintessential cactus country." The drive is free, but not for the faint of heart. So happy we found it!
Tucson Arizona was basically founded in the middle of a large Saguaro Cactus "forest" in the desert of Southern Arizona. Today that forest has been divided into the Rincon (East) and Tucson Mountain (West) districts of Saguaro National Park. On the way home from a...More
My nephew took us through the park so we could get a better idea of some of the topography of Arizona. It was just lovely! Being from the Northeast, I love the colors of the changing seasons, but I found the desert to be beautiful...More
The views are so vast and spectacular it's easy to miss the small gems like the tiny flowers along the road and paths. Sit down and let your eyes get accustomed to the light and landscape then you'll see an amazing variety of birds, insects...More
