Marshall Gulch Picnic Area — Santa Catalina Mountains Upper Canyon
Shaded riparian canyon at 7,200 ft in the Catalinas — a genuine cool-weather refuge when Tucson is baking…
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Shaded riparian canyon at 7,200 ft in the Catalinas — a genuine cool-weather refuge when Tucson is baking…
One of the most dramatic pull-offs in Arizona — granite monoliths, big exposure, and a 5,000-foot view straight…
Desert scrub camp at 4,500 feet on the lower Catalina Highway — the low-elevation staging point before the…
Shaded ponderosa pine camp near the Mount Lemmon summit, sitting above 8,000 feet in the Coronado National Forest…
High-country camp wrapped around a small trout lake at 7,000 feet in the Santa Catalinas — one of…
High-elevation dispersed camping in the ponderosa and mixed conifer zone above 7,000 feet on the back side of…
North slope dispersed camping off Forest Road 38 near Oracle Ridge — classic Arizona mixed-conifer terrain with views…
Remote desert dispersed camping along Redington Road where the San Pedro River corridor meets the Catalina foothills —…
Colorado's second-largest natural lake, formed by the ancient Slumgullion earthflow, sits just south of Lake City and serves…
At 12,800 feet, Engineer Pass puts you on the roof of the San Juans with 360-degree views of…
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