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Sabino Canyon Crawler offers emission-free electric shuttles to Sabino Canyon Recreation Area and Bear Canyon/Seven Falls Trailhead. Enjoy an enhanced interpretive program, automated narration, and safety measures on board.
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We carefully monitor canyon conditions for passenger safety....
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The emission-free, open-air Sabino Canyon Crawler shuttles...
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May 25, 2023. For immediate release Contact: Sheila Storm,...
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The electric shuttle journey begins at the Sabino Canyon...
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RPC, owner of the Sabino Canyon Crawler shuttle service, is...
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Spencer Canyon, Rose Canyon Lake, Whitetail, and Showers Point campgrounds are all managed by Recreation Resource Management under a special use permit with the Coronado National Forest. These sites are open from about Easter to sometime in October. For more information please call them directly. For Spencer Canyon Campground please call: 520-576-1...
Molino Basin and Gordon Hirabayashi Campgrounds are open from November 1st - April 30th Weather dependent. General Hitchock Campground is open from May 1st – Oct 31st Weather Dependent. Peppersauce Campground is open year-round. Molino Basin Campground is located near milepost 6 on the Catalina Highway. There are 37 first-come, first served campsit...
The Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalistscan provide current information on guided nature walks, hikes, children’s programs, family activities, and school field trips.
A Standard Amenity Fee is required at certain areas on the Santa Catalina Ranger District including Sabino Canyon Recreation Area, Middle Bear, Chichauhua Pine, Cypress, Inspiration Rock, Loma Linda Picnic Area, Alder, Box Elder, Marshall Gulch, and Mt. Lemmon Recreation Site. The day pass for the fee sites in the forest is $8. A week pass is $10. ...
Enjoy the natural beauty and wildlife of Sabino Canyon with the Sabino Canyon Crawler or Bear Canyon shuttle. Learn about the canyon's history, geology, and plants at the Visitor Center and bookstore.
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The tram still operates Tuesdays. Visit the sabino canyon crawler website (it won't let me post the link) and if you select sabino canyon tour / bear canyon, select the number of tickets, then it'll bring you to a calendar of availability with live updates on seating. The website also has all the info on COVID precautions.
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The Sabino Canyon Crawler winds nearly 4 miles into the canyon, crosses nine stone bridges over Sabino Creek and takes one hour to complete the round trip. A second tram goes just 2 miles round trip and drops hikers off at the Bear Canyon and Seven Falls trailheads.
Nov 3, 2016 · Sabino Canyon is a scenic desert oasis near Tucson with streams, waterfalls and diverse wildlife. Learn about the tram tours, hiking trails, camping options and best times to visit this Sonoran Desert gem.
