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Tucson National Parks & Forest Areas

One of the things that have put Tucson on the map as a top destination for outdoor recreation is the fact that it is bordered by both a National Park and a National Forest.

Man standing on rock looking out to lush greenery in Madera Canyon

Madera Canyon

landscape with rocky mountain side and desert hills

Catalina State Park

Sabino Canyon

Sabino Canyon

National forest sign that reads "Leaving Coronado National Park" with a desert landscape in the background

Coronado National Forest

Saguaro National Park

Saguaro National Park

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