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A great cycle path that is made up of several sections and is over 100 miles long in total.

Rocky singletrack leading from Hohokam Road to the overlook in the west, crossing Bajada Bash Trail and branching west off Wild Dog Trail

The Mary Henderson Desert Center is a planned educational and recreational facility. It aims to serve as a gateway to the surrounding desert landscape, offering opportunities for learning, exploration, and appreciation of the unique natural environment.

This beautiful 12-acre lake nestled in the park is a favorite fishing destination, stocked with trout, bass, and catfish, among other species. Boating is allowed on the lake; however, swimming is prohibited. The nearby recreation center offers paddle boat rentals, perfect for a lovely day on the water.

Windy Point is an incredible overlook with a stunning view of the entire Tucson valley, making it a popular stop for tourists. There is a parking area and restrooms here, making it an ideal spot for a break during your ride to take in the breathtaking scenery.

From the first glance at the magnificent red rocks of Sedona, we sense the uniqueness of the place. We make a short stop to look at the rocks.

Also known as the Rillito River bike path, The Loop has been named the top biking path in America. The trail follows parallel to the Santa Cruz River and is a phenomenal way to reach Saguaro National Park from Tucson!

Saguaro National Park is home to the largest collection of giant saguaro cacti in the world. From the summit of Mica Mountain at 8,669 feet to the desert floor one can see a vegetation change usually only experienced on a drive from Mexico to Canada. Backcountry camping along the Arizona Trails is only allowed with a permit for Grass Shack Campground or Manning Camp. There are also some other nice official campsites in Saguaro National Park. Permits are available at: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/10028678