Saguaro East Entrance Sign in Saguaro National Park

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Saguaro East Entrance Sign

A quick marker on the way into the Rincon foothills.

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Type
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Nearest trail
1.3 mi
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Rincon Mountain Visitor Center

Overview

About Saguaro East Entrance Sign

Why stop

  • Clearly marks the Rincon Mountain District entrance

Heads up

  • No confirmed safe pull-off for a dedicated photo stop

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SightSaguaro East Entrance Sign32.18079, -110.73783
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Before you go

3 active Saguaro alerts

  • CautionHazards in Rincon Mountain burn areasMentions Rincon Mountain, referenced in this guideStay on trails and use extra caution in high-elevation Rincon Mountain areas burned by the two 2020 fires; fire damage can leave unstable ground and other hazards.Official details
  • ClosureTucson Mountain District road closuresSeveral Tucson Mountain District roads are closed; follow posted closures and use McCain Loop to bypass the Kinney Road closure.Official details
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“You're coming up on Rincon Mountain Visitor Center, the east district's information stop. If you're planning the eight-mile Cactus Forest Loop Drive, this is a useful place to get oriented.”

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More about Saguaro East Entrance Sign

A marker on the way inSaguaro East Entrance Sign is a roadside park marker on Old Spanish Trail, identifying the…

Saguaro East Entrance Sign is a roadside park marker on Old Spanish Trail, identifying the Rincon Mountain District on the East side of Saguaro National Park. It is a quick landmark as you arrive, not a destination worth a detour. If you are already heading to the visitor center or Cactus Forest Scenic Loop, look for it on the approach and keep going.

Treat it as a pass-byThere is no verified, signed pull-off for the sign, and visitors report seeing it from their…

There is no verified, signed pull-off for the sign, and visitors report seeing it from their cars. Treat it as a pass-by and do not stop on the road shoulder for a photo. The Rincon Mountain Visitor Center is a separate nearby stop if you want to park and get oriented; do not count its facilities as part of the sign.

Which side of the parkFrom Tucson, Old Spanish Trail leads into the Rincon Mountain District.

From Tucson, Old Spanish Trail leads into the Rincon Mountain District. Beyond the entrance, the East side's Cactus Forest Scenic Loop is an eight-mile paved drive with trailheads, views and pullouts. This sign marks your arrival; the loop is where to spend time among the saguaros.

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