Chiva Falls
Forest Road 4417, Chiva Loop, Redington Pass, near Tucson, AZ
About this trail
The Chiva Falls area offers rocky four-wheel-drive terrain in Redington Pass east of Tucson. Chiva Loop, Forest Road 4417, is a designated motor-vehicle route with steep, uneven sections. Use the current Santa Catalina Motor Vehicle Use Map to plan your approach from Redington Road and choose routes that match your vehicle and experience. The pin marks a point on Chiva Loop, not an entrance or the complete route. Waterfall flow is seasonal. Prepare for heat, limited services and flash-flood risk, stay on designated roads, and check current forest closures before travelling.
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Terrain
Access and reports
- Surface
- Bumpy · Rocky · Steep · Scenic · Desert · Rock Crawling · Gravel · Obstacles
- Latest condition report
- Not published
- Map point
- A public map point is published. The full trail route is not available.
Before you go
- Community-submitted trail information may be dated. Verify current access, land ownership, closures, and conditions before traveling.
- Confirm the route is legally open to your vehicle before traveling
- Follow all posted land-use rules and seasonal closures
- Travel within your vehicle and recovery experience
Location
This is the public map point supplied for the trail profile. Private access instructions are never inferred from this view.
Forest Road 4417, Chiva Loop, Redington Pass, near Tucson, AZ
32.282, -110.633
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