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Saguaro National Park |
The park is located near Tucson, AZ in south east Arizona |
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| Saguaro National Park is a “must-see” stop-off while in Arizona. Not only does it have the most recognized cactus in the world, you can enjoy the varied wildlife that accompanies the Saguaro. The park also gives opportunities for hiking and backpacking, mountain biking, photography and scenic drives. Continue reading for more great Saguaro National Park information.
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Uniqueness - Saguaro National Park is a unique desert that is home to the most recognizable cactus in the world, the majestic saguaro. Visitors of all ages are fascinated and enchanted by these desert giants, espe... (click here for more)
Facts - The park was named a national monument in 1933 and changed to a national park in 1994. It encompasses over 90,000 acres and entertains some 660,000 visitors a year. The park is divided into east and w... (click here for more)
Be Equipped - Winters are very delightful with mild warm days averaging 65 degrees F. (19 degrees C.) and cool nights averaging 40 degrees F. (5 degrees C.). Summers can be extremely hot with daytime temperatures e... (click here for more)
Wildlife Warnings - The park has black bears, mountain lions, and Africanized honey bees. See the Wildlife Precaution page for more information regarding bears and mountain lions.
Africanized honey bees look much li... (click here for more)
Fees - $10.00/private car - 7 Days and $5.00/individual - 7 Days. There is an annual pass for $25.00, good for one year from the month of purchase.... (click here for more)
Camping - Backcountry camping is permitted in the Saguaro Wilderness Area located in the Rincon Mountain District. Overnight camping requires a permit fee of $6.00 which can be obtained through the mail, fax, o... (click here for more)
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