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Seven Falls

Sabino Canyon Recreation Area is one of the most visited natural destinations in the Tucson area, and for those with the stamina and time, Seven Falls is a treat for the senses.
Produced by Tony Paniagua From Season 3 Sports and Recreation
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Sabino Canyon Recreation Area is one of the most visited natural destinations in the Tucson area, and for those with the stamina and time, Seven Falls is a treat for the senses. The falls are located on the Bear Canyon Trail, about four miles one way from the parking lot/visitors’ center, or nearly two miles from the closest shuttle drop-off point. They are a draw for plants, animals and people, and offer a welcome oasis when there is flowing water in the area.

Producer: Tony Paniagua
Videographer: Steve Riggs
Editor: Steve Bayless
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