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Saguaro National Park
Guided Programs

Saguaro National Park offers a variety of guided walks and talks throughout the busy winter season (November through March). Interpretive programs vary from easy strolls through a cactus garden to strenuous hikes.  

Some interpretive programs are accessible to persons with physical disabilities or require a reservation to participate. This information will be noted on the schedule along with a phone number to make a reservation or get more information. Schedules are subject to change - please call the visitor centers for updates.

To see a monthly listing of special programs offered at Saguaro National Park, click on the link below: Special Interpretive Programs - Monthly Schedules

To see a schedule of current and upcoming weekly interpretive programs at the Tucson Mountain District (TMD), which is located west of the city of Tucson, click on the link below. 
Weekly Tucson Mountain District (West) Program Schedule.

To see a schedule of current and upcoming interpretive programs at the Rincon Mountain District (RMD), which is located east of the city of Tucson, click on the link below. 
Weekly Rincon Mountain District (East) Program Schedule.

For information about park entrance fees and federal passes that are available and accepted at Saguaro National Park, go to the park's Fee Information page.

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Did You Know?
The average life span of a saguaro cactus is 150 years, but some plants may live more than 200 years. A 20 foot tall saguaro weighs approximately 1 ton (2000 pounds).

Last Updated: November 12, 2009 at 16:39 EST