The paved path around Tucson is a real gem for cyclists, walkers, jogger and roller bladers. A few years ago I decided I was going to walk the Loop in sections. It took me over two years (two...
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The Chuck Huckelberry Loop in Tucson, AZ, is a vast network of paved paths and bike lanes that interconnect various river parks and greenways, spanning over 138 miles with ongoing expansions. This collaborative project involving Pima County, Marana, Oro Valley, Tucson, and South Tucson offers connections to parks, workplaces, schools, and recreational spots for residents and visitors to explore on foot, bike, skates, or horseback.
Completed in 2018, The Loop forms a comprehensive circuit linking Santa Cruz River Park with Rillito, Pantano, Harrison Greenway, and Julian Wash, totaling 53.9 miles. Maintained through the Parklands Foundation, this scenic trail system promotes outdoor activities and welcomes donations to support enhancements. The Loop provides a safe environment for diverse users while addressing FAQs and guidelines for etiquette, maintenance, and improvements.
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November 2025 and 2500 miles! On the loop. What a treasure we have in Tucson. You never know what you might see. Today it was Boba Fett!
The loop is one of those things that I have a love hate with. There are stretches of kelp followed by not so pleasant stretches. But thankfully they are car free and that's what I value. Expect a...
This is such a plush bicycle trail. Actually, trail is the wrong word. How about parkway or scenic route? Today, I just kept riding and put on 70 miles. I could have done another 30 but I had...
The Loop is a great resource in Tucson for biking, running/walking, commuting, etc. You can literally take it all the way around Tucson and the terrain and scenery around you changes as you go....
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