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Saguaro National Park
Things to Do
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J. Hubble | Student Conservation Association Volunteer Laura Bolyard leading a photography walk in Saguaro National Park. |
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Two Districts, One Park
Please note that the Rincon Mountain District (East) and the Tucson Mountain District (West) are 30 miles apart, with the city of Tucson in between. Please plan accordingly. Program schedules are similar from week to week but are subject to change without notice.
Some interpretive programs are accessible to persons with physical disabilities or require a reservation to participate. This information will be noted on the schedule along with a phone number to make a reservation or get more information.
For information about park entrance fees and federal passes that are available and accepted at Saguaro National Park, go to the park's Fee Information page.
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Did You Know?
Javelinas are able to eat spiny prickly pear pads with no obvious harm to their mouths, stomachs or intestinal tracts. Javelinas are not true pigs, they are peccaries, which are native to the America’s.
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Last Updated: December 29, 2008 at 17:12 EST |