2024 Parking Details
The National Park Service and Pima County Department of Transportation are both great friends of this race, but they're worried about public safety on the roads near the Park.
NOTE: If you need special parking accommodations for wheelchairs or other needs, please contact the race director at randy@runtucson.net by August 27th so that plans can be made.
On Labor Day Monday, please drive slowly as you approach the National Park. Please watch for cyclists, for neighbors, and for your fellow pedestrians. Please follow the posted rules and be safe.
Consider car-pooling to reduce the vehicle footprint on the roadways.
A drop-off section is located in front of the entrance for those who need immediate access to the event staging area.
Parking is available on the sides of the nearby roadways, including Freeman, Old Spanish Trail, and Escalante.
There is NO parking in the National Park.
Do not park in driveways, do not park near hydrants, do not block traffic.
Here's what the National Park Service has said: "please pay attention to the NO PARKING signs along Old Spanish Trail! We'd rather not have to cite and tow folks who are blocking sight lines and bike lanes..."
No bicycles, wheelchairs, skateboards, roller skates or pets allowed on the 8 mile or 5k course.
