Redington Road stretches from Tucson to the San Pedro River along the southeastern edges of the Santa Catalina Mountains. Along the rough dirt 26 miles between Tucson and the San Pedro there is only one official trailhead of note to hikers - the Italian Spring Trailhead.

Located on the Arizona Trail the Italian Spring trailhead serves the Bellota Trail (north into the Santa Catalina Mountains) and the Italian Spring Trail (south into the Rincon Mountains).

• 1 Hour and 20 Minutes from Speedway and Campbell
• 27.0 miles from Speedway and Campbell
• Vehicle Access: The Coronado National Forest Website says "suitable for passenger vehicles in all but the worst weather" - while that may be technically accurate Redington Road is a rough ride in a standard passenger car, the Saguaro National Park description may be more helpful: "While the gravel portion of Redington Road does not require 4-wheel-drive, high clearance is recommended as it is not regularly maintained and is usually in poor condition" (6/26/2016).
• At This Trailhead: Bellota Trail, Arizona Trail, Italian Spring Trail
• Nearby Trailheads and Parking: Redington Pass Backcountry Touring Staging Area, The Lake Trailhead
• There are no facilities at this trailhead

Notes:

• In this area Redington Road was the southern edge of the Burro Fire
• Trailheads - Saguaro National Park (U.S. National Park Service)