Trailheads

The many outstanding recreational trails in Pima County are easily accessible from public trailheads.

Trailhead Tips
Trailhead parking capacity is limited; carpool whenever possible. Trailheads usually fill up quickly; arrive early to secure a space. Parking outside of designated trailhead areas may result in your vehicle being ticketed. Be sure to obey all posted signage, particularly No Parking signs along access roads. As in all remote areas where you park your car, secure your valuables out of sight or, better yet, take them with you for safe keeping. Use of the parking area to launch or retrieve hot air balloons is prohibited under Pima County Park Rules PCPR Chapter 1.120.

Hours
Pima County-managed trailheads open at dawn and close at dusk, except as otherwise posted. Note that trailhead hours may vary according to location and managing agency.

Overnight Parking Permits
Parking in all Pima County-managed trailheads after hours or overnight requires a trailhead parking permit available for free. To apply for a permit call Pima County Natural Resources, Parks and Recreation at 877-6158.

Separate Regulation for Public Lands and Parks
Please be aware that the parks and natural areas you enter from the trailheads have their own rules and regulations. Please familarize yourself with them and follow all permitting requirements and regulations.

36th Street

Abrego

Agua Caliente Park

Agua Caliente Hill South

Avenida de Suzenu

Bear Canyon

Camino de Oeste

Campbell

Cat Mountain

Central Arizona Project (CAP)

Colossal Cave Road

David Yetman West

Davidson

El Camino del Cerro

Explorer

Gates Pass

Honey Bee Canyon

Iris Dewhirst Pima Canyon

King Canyon

Richard Genser Starr Pass

Richard McKee Finger Rock

Sarasota

Sweetwater Preserve

Ventana Canyon