After reading suggestions on what to see in Tucson, other than the National Parks.... this was mentioned by many travelers.... we agree.... there's a tram that you can take to the top and then choose how far you'd like to hike by which stop you get off on the way down. The day we visited the tram had to drive through several areas where the water crossed the pathway..... The view from the tram as we cross the stream.....
We really didn't realize that the National Park had two distinct portions..... this part is close to the Desert Museum so the scenery is quite similar. But, as with most National Parks, there was a visitor center and a guided walk to see the ancient petroglyphs.... This side of the park has a gravel road loop that is quite easy to drive.... from it there are pull offs that lead to trail heads for trails of various lengths. We were able to find parking at each pull off since we were there in March.... not sure if that would be true during other times of the year.
View from the Pool Embassy Suites by Hilton at Paloma Village John has always enjoyed his golf trips to the desert southwest.... we also had a fabulous trip to the Utah parks a few years ago..... so when it came time to finally plan a trip SOMEWHERE over this winter/spring.... we ended up with a plan to visit Tucson.... we'd each only been there for 1 day.... many years ago while we visited Phoenix and the Grand Canyon......We selected a hotel near the foothills of the nearby mountains and began reading Trip Advisor for tips..... Hoping the photos still capture the place.....
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