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Javelina Rocks
Plan to arrive at Javelina Rocks 30 minutes before sunset.
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Javelina Rocks Details
In the Rincon Mountain District, follow Cactus Forest Drive to Javelina Rocks, which is about three-quarters around the looped drive. Arrive 30 minutes before sunset to catch the sun's rays bouncing off the rocks and cacti before settling below the horizon for the night. Sunset hikes are hosted here by park rangers throughout the year, so check the calendar ahead of time to see if a hike is happening during your visit.
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Desert Ecology Trail
The accessible quarter-mile walk is on a paved trail.
