Mar 7th, 2026 for 1 day.

Many murals have been painted on the walls and structures in Tucson. The walk route will take you past many of them. Plus you will get to see the interesting part of downtown Tucson.

Gentle, scenic walk. Northern Arizona University. Historic downtown Flagstaff. Historic Route 66. Friendly people. Good Food.

Rails-to-Trails walking path through a pine forest. Scenic views of the highest mountains in Arizona. The tallest mountain is Mt Humphrey at 12,633 feet.

Beautiful views from the south rim of the Canyon. Birds and animals. Scenic Geology and history. Great ice cream at the snack bar in the Village.

Interesting homes in this mostly senior community, see beautiful views of nearby mountains, and enjoy desert vegetation.

Los Morteros is the site of a large Native American village inhabited between 850 and 1300 CE. Today, the El Rio Preserve provides a rich riparian habitat for nesting and migratory birds.

Walk thru Arizona State University campus, along historic Mill Avenue, and along the Town Lake and the Salt River.

Half the walk is along the Santa Cruz River and half is through this historic village with its many fascinating and unique artist galleries and shops.

A gentle climb to a big "A" on a large hill with great views of the city and the Tucson valley. The "A" was put there by U of A students to celebrate a big football win in 1914.

Walk thru historic parts of Tucson, the city center, several museums and the U of Arizona campus. Walk past (and visit) the Union Pacific RR where Wyatt Earp shot one of the Clanton Bros in 1882.

Easy walk along the Rillito River bank on either paved or dirt paths. This enjoyable walk in a nearly rural setting has beautiful views of the nearby mountains.

An enjoyable walk on a paved path that crosses 7 stone bridges built by the WPA-1930s. As the trail rises about 600 ft, the desert vegetation gives way to relaxing riparian atmosphere of the stream.

The walk is entirely in the National Park. It is half on paved road and half on well maintained desert trails among the world's largest species of cacti and other desert plants. If lucky, may see deer

A pleasant, easy walk in the linear park along the banks of the Santa Cruz River.

The Loop is a paved bicycle and pedestrian path along the banks of the dry rivers in Tucson. It is free of any motorized vehicles in a city park-like setting.

Walk along the banks of the Colorado River, past the historical Yuma Territorial Prison State Park and Cemetery, and through quaint downtown Yuma.

Walk in Historic Yuma, walk in Arizona, walk in California, and walk in the Quechan Nation. Cross the Colorado River on the oldest bridge south of the Grand Canyon.