Shared Use Path

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The path offers panoramic views of the Tortolita Mountains and Sombrero Peak in the Tucson Mountains. Users can enjoy excellent birding, aquatic life and various plants along the desert and river’s edge. The nearby Santa Cruz’s sights and sounds range from a calm river to mild rapids. The shared use path is an excellent chance to exercise outdoors while getting a taste of the views, flora, fauna and history of Marana.

Marana's shared use path meanders through both northern and southern parts of town, parallel to the Santa Cruz River.

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Includes 9.65 miles of paved path suitable for walking, running, biking and horseback riding.

Trailheads located at:

• Sanders Road
• Postvale Road
• Crossroads at Silverbell Park
• Marana Heritage River Park
• Gladden Farms Community Park
• Wade McClean Park
• El Rio Park