Ventana Canyon

Ventana Canyon is a beautiful gorge in the Santa Catalina lower regions. It's available from the grounds of Loews Ventana Canyon Resort, off North Craycroft Road, however lies totally inside Coronado National Forest, a huge secured region. Make sure to stop in the fenced-off stopping territory nearest to the trailhead. Whatever remains of the part is held for resort visitors, and your auto will be towed if it's left there for an expanded period. Stopping is free, and there's no stop entrance fee.Despite its super-advantageous area, Ventana Canyon isn't a prominent climbing goal. That is presumably in light of the fact that it's not for the black out of heart. The trail climbs constantly up the gorge toward Mount Kimball a commendable goal for eager day explorers and inevitably interfaces with different trails in the core of the Santa Catalina Mountains. With outdoors rigging and nourishment, you can without much of a stretch spend a few days investigating up there. Something else, shoot for the ravine's namesake, a huge shake opening that offers clearing perspectives of Tucson and the mountains past.