Located on Tucson's north side, the rugged Santa Catalina Mountains in Coronado National Forest are Tucson's most prominent range with the highest average elevation. The highest point is Mt. Lemmon at more than 9,000 feet, A trip from the Tucson valley to Mt. Lemmon takes you from 2,000 to about 9,000 feet, with scenery that resembles a trip from the Mexican to the Canadian border.
Arizona Birds
A Complete Photographic Record of the State’s Avifauna
All of the regularly occurring birds in the Catalina Mountains are included in Arizona Birds, a 452-page large-format hardcover containing more than 500 photographs of Arizona’s regularly occurring bird species.