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Signal Hill Petroglyphs Trail
See dozens of petroglyphs from this easily traversed trail.
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Signal Hill Petroglyphs Trail Details
The Signal Hill nature trail is just north of the Signal Hill Picnic Area, five miles from the Red Hills Visitor Center. Along this trail you'll find dozens of petroglyphs dating back hundreds, perhaps even thousands of years scattered around a rocky hilltop. The short trail is rough and uneven in places, and has rock steps. You'll also find restrooms and a picnic area at Signal Hill if you'd feel like having lunch before or after your hike!
Difficulty
Low
Distance
0.5 miles
Estimated time
1 hour
Region
N/A
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Signal Hill Petroglyphs
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Hugh Norris Trail
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Bajada Loop Drive
An unpaved, six-mile scenic drive through the park's Tucson Mountain District.