Nähtävyydet ja käyntikohteet lähellä Casas Adobes - Top 20

Above the Maiden Falls are the Maiden Pools – the trail goes above the pools, and it requires some off trail walking to get down to them – use your discretion and be aware that walking off trail can permanently damage habitats. Once at the pools, be very cautious of flash flooding possibilities (the only way down is over the falls), and take care not to go near the edge ... it's a long way down. Act responsibly, make good decision, enjoy.

Really good views to the entire city on top

The Pusch Peak Trail begins at the Linda Vista Loop Trailhead and cuts through the loop trail. After 0.7 miles and a 380-foot elevation gain, a sign marks the start of the "real" route to the peak, featuring steep 25% grade climbs, loose rocks, and prickly desert vegetation. Long pants and sturdy boots are recommended for this section. Over 1.25 miles, hikers ascend more than 2,300 feet along a mostly well-defined trail, with some sections requiring navigation over exposed rock. The return follows the same path.

Parking is across the street. No water access at this trailhead.

Very steep trail offering great views on the canyon and the mountains range, from one side, and on the Tucson plateau on the other side. Caution : this trail is closed from Jan 1st to April 30th to protect the BigHorn sheep.

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

This vehicle-free path meanders along Cañada del Oro, a river that runs through Oro Valley. The trail is paved and well-maintained, offering great views of the water and the stunning mountain ranges in the area.

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.