Full Day Catalina Mountains Small Group Hiking Tour

The Catalina Mountains are Tucson's most prominent range with the highest average elevation. The highest point is Mt. Lemmon at 9,147 feet, noted as the southernmost ski destination in the United States. A trip from the Tucson valley to Mt. Lemmon takes you from 2,000 to about 9,000 feet, with scenery that resembles a trip from the Mexican to the Canadian border. The Catalina Mountains hiking trails offer a beautiful experience with a lush forest, a seasonal creek, and stunning views of the city. The trailheads offer outdoor enthusiasts a memorable experience in the Pusch Ridge Wilderness. Hikes features a mix of up-and-down sections, including some small canyons while weaving through trees and passing picturesque meadows through towering pine trees and groves of aspen trees. The forest opens up various times along the way to reveal picturesque views of the surrounding mountains.