Saguaro National Park is home to some of the most majestic Saguaro Cacti I have ever seen. Add to that the beautiful mountains, hiking trails and well-stocked Visitor's Center and you have a "must visit" place in Arizona. You can take a leisurely drive and see the mountains and cacti. Or, with over 150 miles of hiking trails, ranging from flat and easy strolls in the Sonoran Desert to steep and rugged hikes into the Rincon Mountains, visitors of every ability have a place to get out of the car and explore. This photo gallery follows a hiking group as they explore some of the easier trails on the desert floor.
- Hikers Enjoy the Sonoran DesertEasy Hikes and Difficult Hikes are Available at Saguaro National Park
- Tall SaguaroSaguaros Reach for the Sky
- Hikers Are Dwarfed by the Majestic SaguaroHiker and Saguaro
- Some Saguaros Have Lots of ArmsSome Saguaros Have More Arms than Others
- Classic SaguaroTraditional Saguaro Look
- Saguaros Bloom in MayThe Beautiful Saguaro Blossoms
- Hikers Enjoy a Spring Day in the DesertHikers Enjoying the Desert
- Blossoms of the Prickly Pear CactusThe Prickly Pear Blooms in Spring
- Prickly Pear Cactus BlossomsSticky, Yellow Prickly Pear Blossoms Attract Bees and Photographers
- The Ocotillo Greens Up After a RainThe Ocotillo, Another Type of Cactus
- Joshua TreeJoshua Tree, a Variation of Yucca
- More Prickly Pear CactiPrickly Pear Cacti
- Graphic Index
- Text Index
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