Rillito River Park, Tucson AZ

The Rillito River Park is especially great on those rare occasions when there is flow, as there was today. Always a nice place for walking or bike riding.

Enjoy very much mountain bike riding or street bike riding down the path many people participating walking jogging some bring along there best friend their dogs great please to experience the outdoors with friends or kids grandkids grandparents the whole family plenty of wild animals if you don't have one quails prairie dogs runners lizards javelinas coyotes every type of plan and cacti great place you have an issue great place to sort it out mother nature is good to you if you're good to mother nature my compliments to the staff maintenance landscapers great job the trails are kept up restrooms immaculate fully stocked hand sanitizer toilet paper anybody that goes out there please no littering pick up clean up once you used facilities we all must pitch in to maintain the desert beautiful remember it's a we not an i

Nice little respite on a hot summer day! Once again, a remarkable piece of a grand overall Tucson city plan. The bike paths serve as the perfect finishing touch for yet another wonderfully executed aesthetic delight.

Thank you for your thoughtfulness and care in making Tucson such a lovely place to be!

Nice place to walk your dog. Have come across a few rattlesnakes and have seen 2 juvenile bobcats. Keep in mind we are walking in the animals habitat

This a good trail at the loop. This trail had rolling hills so any beginner or someone like that gettback cycle has a little challenge but doable. I plan to come back again and try other trail on the loop. Next time I plan to arrive at 5am we didn't make it back to our cars before the hot heat.

I have walked every portion of this trail on both north & south sides.
Today I walked from my house about 3/4 mile to the RRPT at La Canada Rd. Proceeded west on north side trail to La Cholla Rd and back on south side trail east bound to the Shamrock Trailhead. Returned home and completed a 4 mile walk with 8002 steps in 1 hr, 6 mins & 5 secs.
The included photos are random one from my different walks on the RRPT.

Love this area during Monsoon season abs and winter months. The smells around this part of town are great as new plants begin to grow and bloom and flower.

Beautiful place get to see all the wilderness wildlife hawks gliding bye you when you riding your bike for my experience that happened to keep following me if you go west will take all the way down to Tucson mall the mall is different than the one’s in LA Los Angeles so better looking from the outside and inside people very friendly? You got to check out Sanbino canyon desert mountain and wildlife it’s a national wildlife sanctuary park? You could pay to get on the bus and take on the tourist ride telling everything about the canyon? Cool place two go?

Incredible place to bike, hike, walk, walk your dogs. Linear park with the stress on the word "park! " Smooth paved road for thinks with wheels (roller skates anyone?) and most of it also has wide trails off to side for those who prefer softer going and to commune with nature more! We go often on bikes or with dogs and/or friends and family. Wonderful treasure.

It's a great way to get out and walk and being a safe place to do it! You're not in the midst of traffic except bike and pedestrian!

I ride my recumbent trike around the park and walking/bike path. It is well maintained and enjoyable to visit. It's very family friendly. The people I encounter while riding are always friendly and will wave when I go by.

It is a beautiful place to work out! It is safe, clean, and people are respectful for social distancing. Not everyone wears a facemask, but everyone tries to be apart. I recommend this place!

My kids and I love it We especially love the cement lounge chairs we just take some cushioning so It isn't so hard on our backs but I kind of like it without the padding.

Great place to cycle, good pavement, flat and no cars. It can be crowded depending on where you are, during the weekends.

As a born and raised tucson skateboarder i rely on the rillito river park trail, santa cruz trail, occasionally pantano if you ever see a guy riding a skateboard on big wheels going 15mph give me a wave