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Great place to learn about the desert and see native plants and animals. Well worth the annual membership as it is a great place to wander about. A true Tucson gem.

Endless fun and beautiful views. Suitable for less and more experienced riders. Love all the types of cactuses there.

I would describe it more as a park than a museum. Not exactly cheap, but very nice. Bring your time and walk around and look at everything in peace! It's better to avoid lunchtime in summer! But you can always cool off in the rooms every now and then ;-)

This is the entrance to the Sweetwater Preserve trail system. You can find good views of saguaros here! The trails are open from dawn to dusk and are great for hiking, biking, and trail running. Dogs are welcome for hiking but need to be on a leash.

Sweetwater Preserve offers 13 miles of singletrack built by mountain bikers. Set in a beautiful desert landscape, it contains one of the densest collections of saguaro cactus in the Tucson area.

The Hugh Norris Trail offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains, as well as the cactus forests. This loop takes you past Apache Peak and parallel to Hohokam road.

The Cactus Wren Trail is a 3.9-mile loop in the western part of Saguaro National Park. You will stroll along the majestic Saguaro cacti that grow from Mexico to the north side of the Salt River. These cacti are often used as by woodpeckers for nesting, so keep your eyes peeled for some holes in the trunk and it takes roughly a decade for a Saguaro cactus to grow one arm.

The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is a combination zoo and botanical garden. It is said to be home to 1300 species of plants and 300 different animals.