Bunny Loop
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Bunny Loop

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Bunny Loop

Bunny Loop

Distance: 4.7mi
Elevation: 95ft
Time: 1.5-2h

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The Bunny Loop is a 4.7mi easy hiking and mountain biking trail south of Tucson. This route is flat and relaxed, with mostly scrubby bush, cholla, and mountains in the distance to see. While predominantly used by mountain bikers, hikers are welcome, just remember to share the trail and look out for one another. You’ll need a

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Getting there

The trailhead for the Bunny Loop is on E Valencia Road.

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Backcountry Campground

No

When to do

October-May

Pets allowed

Yes - On Leash

Family friendly

Yes

Route Signage

Good

Crowd Levels

Moderate

Route Type

Loop


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Bunny Loop Description

The Bunny Loop is a relaxed flat route through a scrubby desert area dotted with cholla. This trail is mostly used by mountain bikers, but hikers are welcome and both are encouraged to share the trail with one another. This loop is suitable for all ages and skill levels and sees moderate traffic. The signage is great in this area.

Even though this is an easy trail, remember to bring water with you and avoid hiking in the heat of the day unless you’re making a winter visit.

From the trailhead, hike a few steps to where the route forks. Go right here, but take care to stay left where Snake Dance heads off to the right. You’ll cross a wash, then another, then a third. The route runs north to a green space, where you’ll loop back around and hike south, returning to the trailhead. Should you wish to keep going, you can explore the Harrison Greenway Path or another route in this area.

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