To answer your question, the tram ride tickets can be purchased at the Sabino Cayon visitor center at the time you arrive. The boarding station is right next to the visitor center, so thee would be very little walking... More

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JeanL46

Sequim, Washington, United States

136

Reviewed yesterday via mobile

The trams are back!

Today was the first day, but they are back. They are currently 22 passenger busses, but expect the electric 62 passenger trams in May or so. The cost was $10 per adult. I don’t know kids cost.

Date of experience: March 2019

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silvera2

Ann Arbor, Mi

889

Reviewed 2 days ago via mobile

It’s the desert

Sabino Canyon is one of several places to hike in the unique Coronado National Forest of Arizona. This is the location where Saguaro cactus are king and they are awesome- old, monumental and like nothing you have seen before. The Canyon has several well marked...More

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Azkevinkennedy

Tucson, Arizona

1920

Great place to get outdoors

Sabino canyon has so much to offer with a good walk. Sightseeing, or a tour. They havea information center with lots of great displays of the desert and history. The gift shop is small and uneventful by the map section is a hidden gem. Bathrooms...More

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G2544SJstevem

169

Reviewed 3 days ago via mobile

Easy hike to moderate hike

You can choose your demand level. We took it easy most of the hike. Water was flowing so great picture opportunities. Nice easy parking. We spent 2 hours as that was the time we had. More than enough for what we wanted. Canyon area was...More

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heidiPennsylvania

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Reviewed 5 days ago via mobile

Phoneline Trail

My daughter and I hiked this trail today. It’s about a mile walk from the visitor center to the trail. We had to remove our boots to cross the river which was up over the bridge (talk about cold water!) but the rest of the...More

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Maureen M

Reviewed 5 days ago

Beautiful Scenery

Been meaning to get to Sabino Canyon for a few years and we finally did it the other day. It was suggested that we arrive early, which was good advice for two reasons: beat the crowds and also hike before the day gets too warm....More

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rezlaw

Durango, Colorado

9739

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Variety of easily accessible trails

We had the good fortune of hiking after a wet winter. The desert was green. Short, easy trails near the visitor center, but the further you get from those close-in trails, the fewer people you see. I reccomend parking at the overflow lot. The trail...More

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Pris2637

West Harrison, Indiana

134

Absolutely Beautiful

My husband and I went on several different trails and it was absolutely beautiful and very well maintained. Locals are extremely friendly and very happy to answer any questions we had. Not a tough hike at all. Seven falls was flooded at the time so...More

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deby m

Reviewed 1 week ago

A wonderful hiking area open to the public.

Lots of trails to choose from in a gorgeous desert setting. The streams and dam usually run year round here and the hiking is fabulous! The only fee is a $5 parking fee which I don't even pay for that because I use my NatParks...More

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OnAir696949

132

Hikers love it

Until they get the canyon shuttle back in operation anyone other than avid hikers (elderly, children, physically challenged in any way) are better off going to one of the other numerous parks in the area.

Date of experience: February 2019

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