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Santa Catalina Mountains

Mount Lemmon Highway, Tucson, Arizona 85619

Featured Review : The rugged, purplish mountains on the northern perimeter of Tucson belong to the Santa Catalina range, which reach upwards of 3,000 feet high. Established as a state park, there are several hiking trails to select from l...See Full Review

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Hiking the Romero Trail in the Catalina Mountains

  • 4 out of 5 stars by wanderluster from Evansville, Indiana
  • March 5, 2005
Hiking the Romero Trail in the Catalina Mountains
Quote: The rugged, purplish mountains on the northern perimeter of Tucson belong to the Santa Catalina range, which reach upwards of 3,000 feet high. Established as a state park, there are several hiking trails to select from leading to canyons, Hohokam... Read the full Santa Catalina Mountains review

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