If you’re in search of a new way to explore Tucson, look no further than The Loop. This 131-mile path is closed to vehicular traffic, so it’s a paradise for hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. Ditch the car and enjoy some fresh air, sunshine, and breathtaking views while you get wherever you need to go in the city.

The Chuck Huckleberry Loop, colloquially referred to simply as "The Loop," is a 131-mile hike, bike, and equestrian trail in Tucson.
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It's closed to vehicular traffic, so none of the perils associated with biking on the open road exist here.
Whether you're a competitive cyclist or just like to take leisurely rides every now and again, all skill levels are welcome.
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Ditch the car and get around the city while enjoying nature and moving your body at the same time.
Meandering through the heart of the Old Pueblo, The Loop provides easy access to parks, restaurants, hotels, entertainment districts, and a whole host of other places.
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You might even pass your school or place of work along the way!

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Tucson's vivacious spirit is very much alive on The Loop, as evidenced by the beautiful artwork everywhere you look.
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Murals and sculptures line the path and give hikers, bikers, and horseback riders
By using The Loop as your main Tucson thoroughfare, you'll undoubtedly stumble upon events that are worth checking out.
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From farmers' markets to bazaars, you'll stay "in the loop" (pun intended) about all the goings-on.
So put down the keys, lace up your shoes, and explore this beautiful city like never before.
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The Loop will quickly become your new favorite way to get around town!
There are more than 50 parking lots around The Loop, most of which are free.
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You can visit the trail from dawn until dusk any day of the week.

Visit the Chuck Huckleberry Loop website or Facebook page to learn more.

Have you ever explored The Loop? If so, tell us all about your experience in the comments, and check out our previous article for another bike trail in Tucson that offers breathtaking views.

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