Seven Falls

Waterfall · Pima County County, AZ · 32.327922, -110.771213

Bear Canyon, Santa Catalina Mountains.
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Hike
8.5 mi round trip
Elevation gain
1448 ft
Elevation
961 ft
Road
Paved
Permit
Required

Seven Falls only runs after rain or snowmelt. Seven Falls is a waterfall on Bear Creek in Pima County, Arizona. Reaching it is a 8.5 mi hike round trip with 1448 ft of elevation gain.

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The falls

FlowOnly after rain or snowmelt
Flow noteUSFS: when the water is running, your feet will get wet on this hike. Stream crossings on Bear Canyon Trail.
Water typeWaterfall basin
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Access

Hike8.5 mi round trip
Elevation gain1448 ft
RoadPaved
ParkingSabino Canyon Visitor Center lot. Display a Coronado National Forest Annual Pass or Interagency America the Beautiful Pass, or carry a day pass.
FeeCoronado day-use or Interagency pass required for parking; optional Bear Canyon Shuttle shortens hike ~4 miles
Reservation or permitRequired
Elevation961 ft
Managed byUS Forest Service (Coronado National Forest, Santa Catalina Ranger District)
Drinking waterYes
NotePotable water available at the Sabino Canyon trailhead; purify creek water before drinking.
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Common questions

Common questions

How long is the hike to Seven Falls?

It's a 8.5 mi hike round trip with 1448 ft of elevation gain. The road in is paved. Parking: Sabino Canyon Visitor Center lot. Display a Coronado National Forest Annual Pass or Interagency America the Beautiful Pass, or carry a day pass.

Do you need a reservation for Seven Falls?

Yes. A reservation or permit is required.

Is there a fee at Seven Falls?

The fee is Coronado day-use or Interagency pass required for parking; optional Bear Canyon Shuttle shortens hike ~4 miles.

When is Seven Falls flowing?

It only runs after rain or snowmelt, so it is often dry. USFS: when the water is running, your feet will get wet on this hike. Stream crossings on Bear Canyon Trail.

What facilities are at Seven Falls?

Drinking water. Potable water available at the Sabino Canyon trailhead; purify creek water before drinking.

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Nearby

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