Tucson Walking Paths

One hundred and thirty-one miles of paved path wrap around Tucson, connecting cyclists, walkers, and even horse-back riders across the city. Yet, despite being highly accessible, key communities, on Tucson's south and west sides specifically, aren't necessarily connecting with the Chuck Huckleberry Loop that passes directly through their neighborhoods. 

Hill, part of a UA research area, is a popular spot for walkers.

County officials want to extend the shared use path through Catalina State Park.

The parks bond, if approved by voters, won’t raise the city’s property tax rate.

The Tucson City Council will decide whether to send the $225 million bond package to voters for approval.

Cable and fencing will be installed to preserve the area's resources.