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Gabe Zimmerman Davidson Canyon Trailhead

location map for Cienega Creek access pointsThe Gabe Zimmerman Davidson Canyon Trailhead parking lot provides access to the Cienega Creek Natural Preserve, Davidson Canyon and the Arizona Trail. This is a 10-car lot. The trailhead is located just off Marsh Station Road. Horses are not allowed in Cienega Creek Natural Preserve but are allowed on the Arizona Trail. Dogs are allowed on leash. Note: A permit is required to access the preserve. Open dawn to dusk. Call (520) 877-6158 for permit information. These permits are free.

From Tucson on eastbound I-10, exit 281 (Sonoita/Patagonia), turn left to cross I-10 to Marsh Station Road. From westbound I-10, exit 281, loop exit to Marsh Station Road. Travel northeast on Marsh Station Road approximately 3 miles and watch for the Gabe Zimmerman Davidson Canyon Trailhead sign on the right. After parking, walk through the gate and go left (northeast) on the trail. At "Y" go right and follow trail down to creek.

Three Bridges, or the second parking lot, is 0.3 miles farther up on Marsh Station Road, on the left side and just before railroad tracks. Parking is allowed on front portion of lot. Do not go under tressel (railroad property). Road to third lot is right across Marsh Station Road from second lot and holds approximately 5 cars. Note: these two lots are recommended for viewing and photographing trains only. NRPR cautions against crossing railroad tracks to enter preserve.


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