Stephanie, 29, keeps bringing the kids because they like it and she loves that she can get a workout in. Reina, 10, and Adan, 8, love going up the steep parts. Of course they do, they're young. And John Jr. You'll dig the vibe. I had steps left from the top and a woman shouted, "You're almost there! Evan Gibson, 24, went up for the first time to watch the sunset.
He went with his girlfriend Jessica Draper, 23, who had only been three times before. He said that on one end he could see night and on the other he saw day. He was pointing at the bright moon on one side and the magenta sunset on the other. If you go in the evening, you'll probably catch colors dancing in the sky while you walk.
And as the sun goes down, you'll see Tucson come to life. The view of the city is best from the top of the hill. Get there and you're in for a treat. Aleah Valenzuela, 4, and her father Jacob, 28, walk up Tumamoc three or four times a week.
They listen to Twenty One Pilots because "they don't cuss. She sits on his shoulders as he walks up the hill. It's a win-win. He raises the intensity and she gets the best view, all while spending time together. Tumamoc Hill is a popular hiking spot, natural preserve, and home of the University of Arizona Desert Laboratory. Managed jointly by the University of Arizona and Pima County, the paved, sloping road gains feet in just 1.
Tumamoc Hill is home to the University of Arizona Desert Laboratory and is one of the most important cultural sites in the region. You can learn more about the history of the site on the Tumamoc Tour see below.
One yelp reviewer by the name of Barrio H. The best part is the top where you have a view of Tucson and beyond. Melissa J called it, " a perfect cardio workout " and Cheryl M.
From I and Speedway, drive 1 mile west on Speedway to Silverbell. Turn south left on Silverbell and drive 0. Turn west right on West Anklam and the trailhead is on your left. For University police assistance, please dial UAPD at or for emergencies dial please let dispatcher know you are on UA Tumamoc hill. Tumamoc Hill is an active study site and ecological reserve of the University of Arizona. You are invited to walk the Hill every day from 4 am to 10 pm. You are required to stay on the paved road and within the overlook areas noted by perimeter cables.
There are no exceptions to this. Completely paved and always crowded. If you want to find good parking, go early. You'll definitely feel the burn on your way up, but the great views pay off :. Tumamoc is a great location for intervals training because you really have no other choice other than quitting. It is ALWAYS crowded, so don't expect privacy but the views are beautiful and it usually takes about an hour depending on skill level I don't rush it.
Use Navigator in the AllTrails app and join the other outdoor explorers who have completed this trail. Tumamoc Hill moderate Length 5.
Great hike up a well-paved hill with perfect city views. Since this hike is on university property, it is one of the only hikes in the Tucson Mountain Range that permits night hiking. Tumamoc Hill is a research station that has been studied since Travel is permitted all the way to the top but on pavement only.
The University of Arizona. From I and Speedway dirve 1 mile west on Speedway to Silverbell. Turn south left on Silverbell and drive 0. Turn west right on West Anklam and the trailhead is on your left. Park in or near the St. Mary's Hostpital parking lot as there is no parking at the trailhead. Reviews 1, Sort by:. Lindsay Reichard. November 1, Walking No shade. Rick Ihnat.
October 13, Courtney Ritchie. September 30, Meagan Gombart. September 29, Excellent evening hike!! Madison Brown. September 28, Hiking Great! Kelly Reid. September 6, Kaitlyn Johnke. September 5, Mark Polon. September 2, Michael Dunn. September 1, August 18, Beautiful view! I do not like the fact is concrete! Nolan E.
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