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Parque Sentinel Peak (Monte “A”)

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Jessy
July 18, 2022
Good for hiking, cold , view all tucson
Jeffrey
April 20, 2022
Drive up to Sentinel Peak also referred to as “A” Mountain! You’ll see gorgeous and expansive views of the Tucson Valley. Please check the hours as it closes around 6pm-8pm.
Michelle
June 30, 2021
Sentinel Peak, also known as “A” Mountain, is a prominent landmark, hiking trail, park and sunset-watching destination in the Tucson Mountains on the west side of Downtown Tucson. Every day, hundreds of people walk, bike and drive on Sentinel Peak Road, which climbs and encircles Sentinel Peak Park. The 2,897-foot mountain is made up of several layers of igneous rock representing various types of volcanic activity, though the mountain itself is not a volcano. Sentinel Peak and the surrounding Santa Cruz Valley have a rich archaeological history dating back over 4,000 years. The area’s first inhabitants grew crops at the mountain's base along the Santa Cruz River, which is known as Tucson’s birthplace. Sentinel Peak was used as a lookout and for signal fires by native Americans prior to and since 1692 and later by early settlers as well as soldiers during the Civil War. The "A" was built by University of Arizona (UA) students in 1916. Every year, UA students and alumni kick off Homecoming festivities with a ceremonial lighting of the “A” on the mountain.
Sentinel Peak, also known as “A” Mountain, is a prominent landmark, hiking trail, park and sunset-watching destination in the Tucson Mountains on the west side of Downtown Tucson. Every day, hundreds of people walk, bike and drive on Sentinel Peak Road, which climbs and encircles Sentinel Peak Park.…
Selina
September 28, 2020
Considered the birthplace of Tucson or “Cuk Son,” in O’Odham meaning at the “base of the black hill.” Drive up and see the entire city.
Elizabeth
July 11, 2020
It is located right behind the tiny houses. Overlooks Tucson. Great steep walk.

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1001 Sentinel Peak Rd S
Tucson, AZ
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