Campbell Trailhead

Updated - Posted - Charles Miles
The Campbell Trailhead. August 2013.
The Campbell Trailhead. August 2013.

Overview

Location

Driving Time and Distance from Tucson

  • 20 Minutes from Speedway and Campbell
  • 7.2 miles from Speedway and Campbell
  • Vehicle Access: Paved Roads/Passenger Car

Fees and Services

  • Fee: No
  • Restrooms: No
  • Water: No

Additional Notes

  • Open Dawn to Dusk - no parking 9PM to 5AM without a permit from Pima County.

Pontatoc Ridge in the Sunset. December 2018.
Pontatoc Ridge in the Sunset. December 2018.
Left: Sunset at the Campbell Trailhead. December 2018.
Right: Pontatoc Ridge in the Sunset. December 2018.
Fenced access trail from the Campbell Trailhead to the Pusch Ridge Wilderness - without an official trail in the Wilderness at the end of the Access Path there is no legal access into the Pusch Ridge Wilderness due to a closure for Bighorn Sheep from January 1 to April 30. January 2019.
Fenced access trail from the Campbell Trailhead to the Pusch Ridge Wilderness - without an official trail in the Wilderness at the end of the Access Path there is no legal access into the Pusch Ridge Wilderness due to a closure for Bighorn Sheep from January 1 to April 30. January 2019.

Driving Directions

Suggested driving directions from the Speedway and Campbell intersection in Tucson to the Campbell Trailhead:

  • Drive North on Campbell Ave. for 7.2 miles
  • The parking is one the left side of Campbell Ave. before a gated community entrance.

Google Maps Directions from the Speedway and Campbell intersection in Tucson to Campbell Trailhead.

Resources

Parking and Trailhead Signs. December 2018.
Parking and Trailhead Signs. December 2018.
Left: Looking from the Campbell Trailhead to the start of the Access Trail to the Pusch Ridge Wilderness. December 2018.
Right: Parking and Trailhead Signs. December 2018.

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Update Notes

  • 2019/1/29 – Resources format update, tags update
  • 2019/1/21 – First Version