Rillito River Park is a 12-mile-long linear park in Tucson, Arizona, that runs along the north and south banks of the Rillito River from Interstate 10 to North Craycroft Road. The park is part of The Loop, a network of linear parks serving Tucson and its suburbs.
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Enjoy very much mountain bike riding or street bike riding down the path many people participating walking jogging some bring along there best friend their dogs great please to experience the outdoors with friends or kids grandkids grandparents the whole family plenty of wild animals if you don't have one quails prairie dogs runners lizards javelinas coyotes every type of plan and cacti great place you have an issue great place to sort it out mother nature is good to you if you're good to mother nature my compliments to the staff maintenance landscapers great job the trails are kept up restrooms immaculate fully stocked hand sanitizer toilet paper anybody that goes out there please no littering pick up clean up once you used facilities we all must pitch in to maintain the desert beautiful remember it's a...
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This is a great scenic trail that has spectacular views of the Catalina's as well as many specie's of the wildlife that in compass the region. The trail or park,if you will. Accommodates cyclists, joggers as well as pedestrians.Many people visit this park to take their dog's for a walk,as it is renowned for this. There are accomidations along the way for both the visitors and their dog's. Everyone does a terrific job at maintaining the cleanliness of the park. There's so much to see and take in that one can really get a good sense of and for the Sonaran Dessert here. There are equestrian trails that encompass this 12 mile long park as well. The Park/Trail has been well thought out so there's something for everyone here. I would recommend visiting this park and...
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What a beautiful place to go on a sunny 70° day. The large duck ponds are a breath of fresh air as we are so accustomed to dust and concrete. The fountain, fake water wall, and man made creek make for a spectacular scene. Around the duck ponds is super green lush grass covered in shade from the surrounding palm, date, and olive trees. There's a kids train that rides around the pond, and ice cream trucks with a variety of cold treats that play children's melodies in the background. When the childhood melodies mix with ice cream , ducks, and scenery the feel good vibes arise. It feels like summer.
Only Con's: Some areas are covered in duck poop and smell horrific. There are signs everywhere warning you not to feed the ducks but plenty of dumb people...
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