WHEN WE THINK of the Southwest, we think of desert landscapes full of saguaro cacti. And at Saguaro National Park in Tucson, Arizona, you’re able to walk among millions of these giant cacti in all shapes and sizes, making each one a unique treat.
Pair these saguaros with mountain views, petroglyphs, and an epic sunset, plus a delicious meal in a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, and you have an iconic Arizona experience that you’ll remember for a lifetime.
Ready to experience this idyllic Southwest destination for yourself? We’re sharing everything you need to know to visit Saguaro National Park West, including the best trails and sights!
ABOUT SAGUARO NATIONAL PARK
Saguaro National Park gets its name from the more than 2 million saguaro cacti it was created to protect, which can only be found in a small part of the United States, plus Sonora, Mexico.
Saguaros can live to be 150 to 200
