Chuck Huckelberry Loop
Multi-use trail loop in Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, USA. Part of Tucson.
At a glance
| Source | Author | Role | In one line |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 days on Tucson’s Loop Trail | alliumstozinnias | subject | The author describes the 137-mile paved loop, which began as flood-control bank reinforcement and became a multi-use path. |
2 days on Tucson’s Loop Trail — alliumstozinnias (2025)
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How amazing is this: 137 miles of connected, paved and wide trails that make a loop and some spurs in and around Tucson, full of everyone from small packs of fast-moving road cyclists to someone out for a walk, with or without a dog?
- Role: subject
- In the article: The author describes the 137-mile paved loop, which began as flood-control bank reinforcement and became a multi-use path. She rode 30 miles out and back on each of two days and reports on rentals, art, signage and safety.
- Why it matters: The whole post is about this trail; its flood-control origin and its connection to neighborhoods and parks give the piece its character.