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Josephine Saddle and McBeth Springs. Rating: B. Pace: Moderate [235, 08:00 AM, $17]. An exhilarating hike in Madera Canyon with lots of elevation gain and exciting rock traverses.

Nice combination of the Baby Jesus, Middle Tank, and Middle Gate trails.

Dog Friendly Hike in Oracle State Park. Nature Loop, Wildlife Corridor, and Kannally Wash.

Point to Point Hike ascending via Finger Rock Trail and descending via Pima Canyon Trail. Car shuttle required.

This is a hike selected for NEW MEMBERS of the SADDLEBROOKE HIKING CLUB. HOWEVER, ALL CLUB MEMBERS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN THE HIKE.
This is a short 2.0 mile hike to The Balanced Rock, Golder Dam and Spillway just east of the Preserve.

Pretty but slightly challenging loop hike on the North 50 Year Trail with a stop at an iconic crested saguaro.

How to use hiking poles effectively

Peaceful hike along the Santa Cruz River from Tubac to Tumacacori

Fifty-Year Trail Loop via CDO Ridge Trail. Rating: D. Pace: Moderate [499, 07:30 AM, $3 +$10-2P, $7-3P,$5-4P ]. The hike begins at the Equestrian Center in Catalina State Park. After starting on the Fifty-Year Trail hikers will turn left onto the CDO Ridge trail and hike along a rugged, scenic ridge line trail for about 2 miles. At the junction with the Fifty-Year Trail we return to the Equestrian Center via the Fifty-Year Trail. Hike is 4 miles; trailhead elevation 2700 feet; net elevation change 386 feet; total ascent 446 feet. RTD 24 miles.

This is a hike selected for NEW MEMBERS of the SADDLEBROOKE HIKING CLUB.
HOWEVER, ALL CLUB MEMBERS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN THE HIKE.
A new 2.5 mile hike to a large balanced rock just east of the Preserve

Nice hike midway up Catalina Highway with interesting history at the Gordon Hirabayashi Campground.

Pleasant stroll on several social trails in the Golder Ranch area.

Alamo Canyon Loop. Rating: D. Pace: Moderate [6, 07:30 AM, $3 + $10-2P, $7-3P,$5-4P]. The hike begins at the Romero Ruins Trailhead in Catalina State Park. This hike will be a loop around Alamo Canyon going up one side and returning down the other (clockwise or counter-clockwise). Other than one short area by the wash, the elevation change is generally gradual. The south-side trail traverses several rocky washes. This is a lovely hike up to Alamo Canyon Falls and return. There is a very scenic large flat-rock area above the falls. Water may be present in the canyon after rainy periods, but there are no significant water crossings. Hikers may stop by the Romero Ruins and take the informative loop trail from there. Hike 3.5 miles; trailhead elevation 2700 feet; net elevation change 360 feet; accumulated gain 429 feet; RTD 24 miles.

Pima Canyon

Hike into the Petroglyphs from the Catalina State Park North Gate. Medium/High clearance vehicle required. Guide: Terry McCarthy

Santa Rita Mountains

Beautiful mike in the Tortolita Mountains, with great views and historical sites! ***for rocky steps and some steep inclines.

This is a hike selected for NEW MEMBERS of the SADDLEBROOKE HIKING CLUB. HOWEVER, ALL CLUB MEMBERS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN THE HIKE.
This is a short 2.0 mile hike to The Balanced Rock, Golder Dam and Spillway just east of the Preserve.

Nice hike along the lower Sabino trails with a snack break at Sabino Dam.

New hike route which incorporates three hikes just outside of The Preserve along the CDO. An out-and-back and loop trail combination provides some amazing views of Saddlebrooke from various vantage points along the opposite side of the CDO. Hike 3.8 miles. Net elevation gain ~700 ft. [Guide: Terry McCarthy]

A backwards lollipop which includes a trek to Cochie Spring in the Tortolitas. Views galore.

A fun hike near Mt. Lemmon that includes a short rock climb to the top.

Mt Lemmon Samaneigo Ridge

The hike begins at the American Flag Trailhead on the old Mt. Lemmon Road and covers a section of the Arizona Trail.

Tortolita Mountains: Alamo Springs / Wild Mustang Loop. Rating: B. Pace: Moderate [454, 07:00 AM, $4]. This hike traverses the outer rim of the area. From the Ritz Carlton hiker parking lot, proceed along pedestrian community paths to the Upper Javelina Trail and then to the Wild Mustang Trail. this we follow past a scenic overlook of the entire region and onward to the to a high point overlooking the area to the west. We then continue on towards our lunch spot in the Wild Burro Canyon. Next we get on the Alamo Springs Trail which climbs up a steady grade to more panoramic views and then we wind back down to our return to the trailhead parking via the Wild Burro Wash. The hike offers remote hiking with great views of the Tortolita Mountains. Hike 12 miles; trailhead elevation 2800 feet; net elevation change 1400 feet; accumulated gain 2340 feet; RTD 44 miles. [Guide: Aaron Schoenberg schoenbergaaron@gmail.com]

Extremely beautiful with all the Fall colors.

This is a loop trail with views of Oro Valley to the west and the Catalina Mouontains to the east, and pretty saguaros along the way.

This is a hike selected for NEW MEMBERS of the SADDLEBROOKE HIKING CLUB.
HOWEVER, ALL CLUB MEMBERS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN THE HIKE.
A new 2.5 mile hike to a large balanced rock just east of the Preserve

A fun hike exploring remote canyons via trail and road with a side visit to Peppersauce Cave.

Discover the beautiful murals downtown Tucson has to offer on this 3.2 miles walk

Tucson Mtns

Dog Friendly hike exploring the birding, canyon, and nature trail loops.

Sutherland Wash Petroglyphs Loop from the south.

Pima Canyon to 1st Dam. Rating: D***. Pace: Moderate [335, 08:00 AM, $4]. The Pima Canyon Trailhead is at the east end of Magee Road. We will hike the first part of Pima Canyon to the first dam and enjoy the beautiful scenery, take photos. There are pools of water at the dam most of the year. ***The trail is rocky at some points and involves some steps-up and steps-down but is not difficult. Hike 2.7 miles; trailhead elevation 2960 feet; net elevation change 320 feet; accumulated gain 487 feet; RTD 42 miles.

Beautiful hike with great views of unusual rocks, mountains and cactus -including a crested one!

Sabino Canyon

Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness: West (short version). Rating C !. Aravaipa Canyon is a beautiful and pristine canyon and a favorite for all who have been there. Hikers should expect stream wading and numerous stream crossings (up to knee deep) with dense riparian brush. Wear shorts, socks and shoes (that can get wet) with good traction (for wet rocks). Bring dry shoes/shorts/shirt for drive home, if desired (and a plastic bag for wet items). Aravaipa Canyon is a wilderness area with no trails, signs, or facilities. Hiking stick is recommended. Wilderness permits (fee required) must be reserved in advance and are non- refundable. Hikers must sign up two weeks prior to hike. Call the hiking guide for more details. Hike 5 miles; trailhead elevation 2600 feet; net elevation change 200 feet; accumulated gain __ feet; RTD 110 miles (dirt).$10 +$5. I have 4 permits