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Catalina Park has it all
Left: You know you want to relax in the warm early springtime sun on one of those rocks and gaze at Montrose Pools on the Romero Canyon Trail. It's a 7.2-mile trail, but many hikers turn back after about 3 miles.
Catalina Park has it all
Hikers and horseback riders mix it up at the Sutherland Wash near the Romero Canyon Trail. In late winter and early spring, Catalina State Park offers flowing streams and tranquil pools.
Catalina Park has it all
This stream bubbles across the 2.3-mile Canyon Loop Trail, a mostly easy ramble with big visual rewards.
Catalina Park has it all
Tucson hikers Kevin and Melanie Duckett gaze at stone ruins along the Romero Ruin Interpretive Trail at Catalina State Park.
Catalina Park has it all
The mile-long Birding Trail at the park winds through three kinds of habitat. This nest was built in a cholla cactus.
Catalina Park has it all
Recreation options you'll find at various sites around Arizona: hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, bird-watching, camping, picnicking and exploring ancient ruins. • Recreation options you'll find at Catalina State Park: all of the above. • You get the point. • The park - nestled in t…
Blog: Record attendance at 24 hour mountain bike race
The 14th annual 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo mountain bike race drew a record 1,857 participants to the Tucson area over the weekend.
Olympics: Mountain biker hoping third time is the charm
If Todd Wells was overwhelmed the first time he made the Olympics, he was confident in his second appearance.
Josh Brodesky: Bike trails aren't just for the strong-of-leg
Robles Pass is a saguaro-studded web of trails. Its Camaro Loop is rocky, craggy and surrounded by hills. Unless you knew better, you wouldn't expect to see Greg Hockensmith biking here.
July 08, 2012 12:00 am PhotosPhotos
New trail network on SW side
Hikers take advantage of one of the many new trails in Robles Pass Trails Park. Finding the trailheads may take some hunting skills.
New trail network on Tucson's SW side
The north side of Tucson is known for grandly scenic trails slicing into canyons of the Catalina Mountains. The east side is known for a wondrous maze of trails in Saguaro National Park.
February 09, 2012 12:02 am PhotosPhotos
Cycling group seeks votes for grant
Brian Vance didn't know what to think at first.
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