Sabino Canyon
Explore the Natural Beauty of Sabino Canyon
Stunning Views
Experience the stunning desert and mountain scenery at Sabino Canyon, a beloved destination for both locals and visitors in Tucson.
Whether you’re looking for a leisurely stroll or an invigorating hike, Sabino Canyon offers trails for every pace and activity level. From easy, short walks on level terrain to more challenging hikes with varying inclines, there’s something for everyone.
As you explore, you’ll be treated to breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, perfect for photography enthusiasts. Keep an eye out for wildlife as you immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the area. Sabino Canyon also offers additional amenities, including a museum, a souvenir shop, and trolley rides that provide a relaxing way to enjoy the canyon’s splendor, making it accessible for all ages.
Whether you’re seeking exercise, photo opportunities, or simply a peaceful retreat in nature surrounded by wildlife, Sabino Canyon is a must-visit destination in Tucson.
Insider Secets
There is a parking fee for Sabino Canyon (or any part of the Coronado National Forest ). To make it easier, you can buy the pass online.
Day Use: $8 per vehicle
Weekly: $10 per vehicle
What Guests are saying
Testimonials
Fabulous! Tatiana made the stay perfectly amazing. Everything you could possibly need or want (in a vacation rental) is provided at an unbelievable price. Definitely worth it. If you want to experience the beauty of the desert this is the area of Tucson you want to be. Tatiana was so warm and welcoming. Available immediately when I reached out to her! So between her helpfulness and the beauty of the place, my family created beautiful memories.
Jacque N.
This condo was just perfect! Quiet. Comfortable. Great location. It was well equipped with everything you might need during your stay. The kitchen had everything necessary for cooking, and they had also provided a small cooler and thermos cups, really nice when it’s hot out (fridge has ice maker)! In addition to a good sized dining table, there was seating in a patio outside with Adirondack chairs, small tables, and a retractable awning. The pool and jacuzzi were a very short walk away, and lucky us, no one else was ever there at the same time.
Selene W.
