Sycamore Reservoir
Sycamore Reservoir, nestled in Arizona's Santa Catalina Mountains, offers serene beauty and diverse hiking trails.
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Reviews for Sycamore Reservoir
Keara T
5 years ago
LOVE this trail! Started at molino basin around 6:30am. Beautiful and serene the entire trail. Lush and green when you get to the reservoir. Definitely a long and warm one-lots of sun exposure. Lil grass hoppers and dung (I think?) beetles roaming around. Some sort of species of yucca has funny lil fruits I had never seen before!
Caroline Lecaplain
6 years ago
Beautiful trail. I like entering to the Santa Catalina by the Gordon Hirabayashi campground. You feel really remote and that is a good way of experiencing wilderness. Turn right and follow the arizona trail to go to the Sycamore reservoir and follow the trail until you reach the wilderness area. I really enjoy this trail. Wildlife is awesome there. At the reservoir if you want to go further follow the trail and turn left at the intersection marked by some rocks. This shortcut leads you to the bear canyon trail and to thimble peak. One of my favorite places. Truly beautiful. Bring plenty of water because you will need to hike up 2 miles back from the reservoir to the Gordon Hirabayashi area. I did a backpacking trip yesterday. Sunset time is gorgeous. Enjoy.
About Sycamore Reservoir
Nestled within the picturesque Santa Catalina Mountains in Arizona, Sycamore Reservoir offers a captivating escape for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The journey begins from Molino Basin, tracing an invigorating path along the Arizona Trail toward this serene reservoir. Hikers are greeted with a lush, green environment as they approach, where the reservoir itself stands as a tranquil basin reflecting the beauty of its surroundings. The trail leading to Sycamore Reservoir is a sunlit adventure filled with diverse wildlife and unique plant species like yucca with their amusing little fruits. Exploring further reveals pathways leading to the wilderness area and breathtaking views of Thimble Peak. Perfect for both day hikes and overnight backpacking excursions, visitors are advised to carry plenty of water due to the sunny exposure and the physical demands of the trail. Whether embarking on a morning journey or witnessing the awe-inspiring sunset, Sycamore Reservoir provides an unforgettable experience for those seeking the splendor of Arizona's wilderness.
Weather Forecast for Sycamore Reservoir
Overnight at Sycamore Reservoir
64°F
Friday at Sycamore Reservoir
89°F
Friday Night at Sycamore Reservoir
63°F
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Sycamore Reservoir, nestled in Arizona's Santa Catalina Mountains, offers serene beauty and diverse hiking trails.
Sycamore Reservoir, nestled in Arizona's Santa Catalina Mountains, offers serene beauty and diverse hiking trails.
About Sycamore Reservoir
Nestled within the picturesque Santa Catalina Mountains in Arizona, Sycamore Reservoir offers a captivating escape for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The journey begins from Molino Basin, tracing an invigorating path along the Arizona Trail toward this serene reservoir. Hikers are greeted with a lush, green environment as they approach, where the reservoir itself stands as a tranquil basin reflecting the beauty of its surroundings. The trail leading to Sycamore Reservoir is a sunlit adventure filled with diverse wildlife and unique plant species like yucca with their amusing little fruits. Exploring further reveals pathways leading to the wilderness area and breathtaking views of Thimble Peak. Perfect for both day hikes and overnight backpacking excursions, visitors are advised to carry plenty of water due to the sunny exposure and the physical demands of the trail. Whether embarking on a morning journey or witnessing the awe-inspiring sunset, Sycamore Reservoir provides an unforgettable experience for those seeking the splendor of Arizona's wilderness.
Reviews for Sycamore Reservoir
Keara T
5 years ago
LOVE this trail! Started at molino basin around 6:30am. Beautiful and serene the entire trail. Lush and green when you get to the reservoir. Definitely a long and warm one-lots of sun exposure. Lil grass hoppers and dung (I think?) beetles roaming around. Some sort of species of yucca has funny lil fruits I had never seen before!
Caroline Lecaplain
6 years ago
Beautiful trail. I like entering to the Santa Catalina by the Gordon Hirabayashi campground. You feel really remote and that is a good way of experiencing wilderness. Turn right and follow the arizona trail to go to the Sycamore reservoir and follow the trail until you reach the wilderness area. I really enjoy this trail. Wildlife is awesome there. At the reservoir if you want to go further follow the trail and turn left at the intersection marked by some rocks. This shortcut leads you to the bear canyon trail and to thimble peak. One of my favorite places. Truly beautiful. Bring plenty of water because you will need to hike up 2 miles back from the reservoir to the Gordon Hirabayashi area. I did a backpacking trip yesterday. Sunset time is gorgeous. Enjoy.
Things to Do Near Sycamore Reservoir
Lake Activities
Nearby Attractions
Map of Sycamore Reservoir
Weather Forecast for Sycamore Reservoir
Overnight at Sycamore Reservoir
64°F
Friday at Sycamore Reservoir
89°F
Friday Night at Sycamore Reservoir
63°F