Santa Rita Mountains - Wikipedia
The Santa Rita Mountains (O'odham: To:wa Kuswo Doʼag), located about 40 miles (60 km) southeast of Tucson, Arizona, extend 26 miles (42 km) from north to south, then trending southeast. They merge again southeastwards into the …
Santa Rita Mountains - US Forest Service
The Santa Rita Mountains are the fourth highest of the Sky Island mountain ranges in southeastern Arizona and they rise nearly 6,000 feet above the desert floor. They are extremely rugged with steep slopes, sharp peaks, and narrow ridges.
Coronado National Forest - Santa Rita Mountains - US Forest Service
Northernmost mountain range within the Nogales Ranger District. Includes the popular Madera Canyon. Map showing recreational areas. Map Information.
Santa Rita Mountains | Tucson Hiking Trails | Visit Tucson
Find hiking trails in Tucson's Santa Rita Mountains for every level of expertise - from relaxing walking trails to challenging mountain climbs.
Santa Rita Mountains : Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering - SummitPost
Anchored by the range highpoint Mount Wrightson, the fourty-ninth highest summit in the state of Arizona and the highest peak in the Tucson, Arizona area, the Santa Rita Mountains are a special and beautiful Sky Island range in far southern Arizona.
Santa Rita Lodge | Doorway to Madera Canyon, Arizona
The Santa Rita Lodge is the gateway to Madera Canyon, nestled on the northwestern side of the Santa Rita Mountains. Our lodge is great for birding and hiking.
Santa Rita Mountains | Arizona Wildlife Conservation Strategy
Conserve and protect a major Madrean sky island that represents a rare/unique habitat mosaic in Arizona, supports populations of breeding, year-round and migratory birds, and provides habitat for SGCN.
Madera Canyon - Visit Arizona
Just south of Tucson near Green Valley, the Santa Rita Mountains offer spectacular outdoor excursions. At a higher elevation than the Tucson area to the north, Madera Canyon invites hikers to enjoy year-round adventuring in cool, shaded hills.
Old Baldy Trail - Arizona Highways
And it looks even farther than that — at 9,453 feet, Mount Wrightson, also known as Old Baldy, is the highest point in the Santa Rita Mountains. The trail begins at the end of Madera Canyon. Even if you're not a bird-watcher, you have to appreciate the unique nature of this place.
Madera Canyon, Santa Rita Mountains, Arizona - American Southwest
Madera Canyon is a deep, sheltered, wooded ravine on the northwest side of the Santa Rita Mountains in southern Arizona, home to varied plant and animal life