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Rose Canyon Lake Map: Walking map (on foot) for Rose Canyon Lake for use when you've reached the far side of Rose Canyon Campground for lake access.
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Photo dimensions: 1860 x 1407
Photo origin: Photograph of a map/sign posted with post-processing to enhance readability of text.
Image name: RoseCanyonLake-RoseCanyonCampground-MtLemmon-1860x1407.jpg
Image Size: 697kb
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Fee Location: Day Fees &/or Overnight camping fees
Dogs OK on leash.
Location: Coronado National Forest, Mt. Lemmon, Tucson, AZ, Pima County Arizona
Lake GPS Coordinates: 32.38681, -110.71144
AZGFD Fishing Area: Southeast
Water Type: Lake
Access: Paved, Walk-in Trail
Species: Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Crayfish
Concessions (on site or nearby): Licenses for Sale, Groceries, Tackle Equipment
Facilities: Restrooms, Tables, Camping Allowed, Trailer Spaces, Electricity, Access Fee
Boating: No Boats Allowed
Elevation (ft): 7000
Acreage: 7
Average Depth (ft): 30
Fishable Miles: na
Nearest Town: Tucson
Miles to Fishery: 40
Notes: USFS campground fee. Supplies available at Summerhaven (10 miles). Short walk-in. Closed to vehicular access Nov - May.
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Related links for Rose Canyon Lake:
www.facebook.com/RoseCanyonLake
www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/coronado/recreation/recarea/?reci...
www.azgfd.gov/video/RoseCanyonLake.shtml
Related links for Rose Canyon Campground:
www.recreation.gov/camping/rose-canyon/r/campgroundDetail...
www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/coronado/recarea/?recid=25698
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GETTING THERE:
GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
32.395, -110.69111
32°23'42"N, 110°41'28"W
From Tucson, Arizona, take Catalina Highway/Arizona Route 39 northeast. The campground is located between mile markers 17 and 18 on the Catalina Highway.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing Address:
ROSE CANYON
10371 Rose Canyon Rd
Mt. Lemmon AZ 85619
Phone Number:
Information: (520) 576-1477
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My bad ID skills misidentified this as the Buff-Breasted Flycatcher we were looking for. However, It is a Cordilleran Flycatchers building a nest in an abandoned trailer.
Rose Canyon Lake
Mt Lemmon, AZ
5-20-16
A warbler of the pine forests of Southern North America right on down to the Nicaraguan northern mountains. Along Bear Creek Picnic area, there were several great species of song birds making their way through the pine forest. These birds included Painted Redstart, Hermit and Wilson's warblers, Yellow-eyed Junco, and several species of vireo. This world above the desert would shock most people to find the lush forests and mountain streams so close to one of the driest deserts in North America. Mt. Lemmon has so much to offer including a reprieve from the heat.
Michael W Klotz - www.TheBirdBlogger.com
I was able to make an unplanned trip up Mt Lemmon this morning. The picnic area at Marshall's Gulch on Mt Lemmon was thick with Red-faced Warblers. They are very jumpy, but eventually get used to my presence and then came very close.
Mt Lemmon, AZ
5-12-16
Albert's Squirrel - This may be a hybrid between an Albert's Squirrel, and a Gray Squirrel. Hybrids are quite common between the two squirrel species.
©R.C. Clark: Dancing Snake Nature Photography
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Mt.Lemmon, AZ
[3/52] Now lumped into Yellow-rumped Warbler, this Western warbler's full species status is anticipated. Seen at Mt. Lemmon, AZ, and Big Bend NP, TX.
"no rest for the wicked" - Carpenter Ants
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Mt.Lemmon,AZ
The Abert's Squirrel added the humor and laughter to my morning. They are just too cute!
Marshall's Gulch
Mt Lemmon, AZ
5-12-16
Two-tailed Swallowtail on Wheeler thistle.
Oracle Ridge trail.
Mt. Lemmon, AZ.
8-21-11.
Photo By: Ned Harris