Saguaro National Park (West) February Program Schedule
All programs are subject to change. Call the visitor center at (520) 733-5158 for updates the day of the program. If Visitors cannot make the scheduled hike, they are encouraged to call in to cancel their reservations by 9am the morning of the scheduled hike.
All Moonlight Programs
February. 12 2:30 p.m. Wasson Peak Hike: 7 hours, 8 miles roundtrip
This hike climbs 1,700 feet to the highest point in the Tucson Mountains. Enjoy a 360-degree view of the sunset before descending by the light of the moon. The hike is at an easy-to-moderate pace but is considered difficult due to elevation gain and hiking after dark. Ages 12 and older.
Reservations required; 733-5158
February. 13 4:00 p.m.. Moonlight Reflections Hike: 3 ½ hours, 2 ½ miles roundtrip
The terrain for this hike is relatively flat and it is considered easy. It ends at an overlook at sunset and returns along a dirt road under moonlight. Ages 8 and older.
Reservations required: 733-5158
February. 14 4:00 p.m. Sunset Hike Hike: 4 hours, 3 ½ miles roundtrip
This hike gains 700 feet with most of the elevation change in switchbacks near the ridgeline, where hikers will watch the sunset before descending under moonlight. Ages 10 and older.
Reservations required; 733-5158
February. 15 4:15 p.m. Trailing Shadows Hike: 3 hours, 2 ½ miles roundtrip
This walk bridges sunset into moonlight, letting hikers experience the desert in both the glow of twilight and the light of the waxing moon. The hike is considered easy to moderate, with an elevation gain of roughly 200ft. The trail begins and ends on a small stretch of dirt road, proceeding to traverse in and out of a winding dry river bed along fields of mighty Saguaros. Ages 8 and older.
Reservations required: 733-5158
Saguaro National Park (East) February Program Schedule
Hope Camp Hike February 26th 9:30 am: Hike: four to six hours, 6 miles roundtrip
Have you ever explored historic Hope Camp? Join a ranger on a guided hike through scenic views of the Rincon Valley, while learning about the greater cultural history of the area! Please wear closed-toe shoes and bring a sun hat, sunscreen, snacks, and plenty of water. This is a moderate hike with about 300ft elevation gain but is full-sun and will be an out-and-back hike of 6 miles. Ages 10 and older.
Reservations required: 520-733-5153
Source: U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service
