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Black-tailed Gnatcatcher by Martin Molina

Cortaro Mesquite Bosque, Santa Cruz River Walk

Trip difficulty: Easy. No elevation gain. 2 miles on hard-packed surface. Water, but no restrooms at trailhead. Limited shade and sitting opportunities. All ability levels. May not be appropriate for wheelchair access.

We’ll start at a neighborhood pocket park and walk an out and back route along the Santa Cruz River (upstream from El Rio and downstream from Twin Peaks on the West bank). Group size is limited to 8 participants due to a smaller trail footprint, but look for this same walk on other Mondays in January.

Driving directions: From Interstate 10 head west on Twin Peaks Rd. turn right on Coachline, in 1 mile, turn right on Oak Stream then left on Mill Crossing, then right on Buffalo Crossing, then left on Blue Crossing. The park is on the right side of Blue Crossing at 10152 Blue Crossing Way.

Leader: Gerry Hodge

Registration for this trip is free. Register here beginning Feb 11, 7:00 AM.

 

Header Image: Black-tailed Gnatcatcher by Martin Molina

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Date

2023-03-27
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Time

7:00 am - 9:00 am

Trip Features

All Levels,
Drinking Water onsite,
Easy,
In-Town,
Shade Available

Location

Cortaro Mesquite Bosque

10152 N Blue Crossing Way, Tucson, AZ 85743

Leader

Gerry Hodge
Email
gnthodge@msn.com

Volunteer Field Trip Leader