Friends of "A" Mountain at Sentinel Peak Park

Fun to see all the different versions of the “A” over time…

Photos: Tucson's 'A' Mountain through the years Here's a glimpse at the many looks "A" Mountain has sported throughout the years.

Our “A” turned blue in honor of the front line health care workers taking care of us in this global pandemic. Thank you!

Are you getting 120 minutes of nature a week? Come visit Sentinel Peak Park!

The Healing Power of Nature Spending time outdoors has powerful health benefits, according to a growing body of research. Consumer Reports explains how the healing power of nature can boost health and reduce stress.

Be safe everyone. Have a beautiful evening

Nature boosts your immune system. Sentinel peak has space for social distancing.

Is It OK to Take a Walk? Yes, experts say. Equal parts transit alternative and therapy, contemplative strolls are helping people’s mental and physical health. Just stay six feet apart.

New signs coming to make the road more safe. Much appreciated!

New roadway signs to be added on "A" Mountain to improve bicycle safety In an effort to improve safety for cyclists and pedestrians, new roadway signs are coming to "A" mountain.

Amazing photo by Zach Malmgren. Thank you!!

Mark your calendar! Bikes and pedestrians will soon have one day a week without cars. New hours for Safe Mondays on Sentinel Peak (no vehicle access) are expected to start on Veterans Day, Nov. 11.

City to ban vehicle traffic on 'A' Mountain on Mondays During the rest of the week, vehicles will be allowed in the park between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.

From the top of Sentinel Peak you can see Mission Gardens below - where the friends of Tucson’s birthplace have created a living agricultural museum of Sonoran Desert-adapted heritage fruit-trees, traditional local heirloom crops and edible native plants. Volunteers are always needed!

Mission Garden: Friends of Tucson's Birthplace Mission Garden, owned by Pima County and operated by Friends of Tucson’s Birthplace showcases Tucson’s long agricultural heritage. It is a living museum of S...

Thank you, Tucson Fire, for working to keep our mountain safe.

Tucson Fire taking no chances ahead of A Mountain fireworks celebration Nearly 1,000 fireworks are set to go off during the 25 minute show, which begins at 9:15.

The fuzzy fruit capsule of the creosote plant Plus a great view of the mountains from the lower trail of Sentinel peak park.