ピーマ郡のバイクパーク・トップ15

A fun bike park on the easier side of intermediate difficulty! Trails are all directional, so make sure to follow the signs.

Tucson Mountain Park was established in 1929. At approximately 20,000 acres, the park is one of the largest natural resource areas owned and managed by a local government in the U.S. The park has approximately 62 miles of non-motorized shared-use trails. The park’s trails are open to hikers, equestrians, and mountain bikers, and provide a wide range of outstanding experiences, including technical challenges, and breathtaking views. Gates Pass overlook includes interpretive displays and historic structures. Picnicking and wildlife viewing opportunities are located throughout the park. There are three picnic areas within the park: Juan Santa Cruz, Ironwood, and Brown Mountain. Amenities available at the picnic areas include tables, ramadas, and grills. Also found within the boundaries of Tucson Mountain Park (TMP) are the renowned Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum and Old Tucson Studios.

The Aspen Draw Trail offers a moderately challenging 1.9-mile uphill hike, ending in a really nice viewpoint along the ridge. Dogs are welcome but should be leashed. Keep in mind that this trail is also a popular downhill mountain biking route, so keep your eyes open on the trail as you hike!

Colossal Cave is, as the name suggests, a cave formation. Guided tours can be booked from 10am to 5pm. Thru-hikers can have ReSupply packs sent to the Gift Shop, which offers limited snacks. The snack bar is open from 10am and serves pizza, burgers, nachos, soft drinks and beer, among other things.

Along Costa Quemada Canyon the Arizona Trail weaves right through Colossal Cave Mountains Park. A green oasis compared to most of the AZT, and it also offers a little bit of civilization. This is also a popular destination for day MTB'rs from Tucson and surrounding areas.

Endless fun and beautiful views. Suitable for less and more experienced riders. Love all the types of cactuses there.

This is the entrance to the Sweetwater Preserve trail system. You can find good views of saguaros here! The trails are open from dawn to dusk and are great for hiking, biking, and trail running. Dogs are welcome for hiking but need to be on a leash.

Sweetwater Preserve offers 13 miles of singletrack built by mountain bikers. Set in a beautiful desert landscape, it contains one of the densest collections of saguaro cactus in the Tucson area.