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| Canelo Hills | | The Canelo Hills lie west of the Huachuca Mountains, and extend from the Santa Rita Mountains almost to the Mexican border. Historic ranching and mining country with broad grasslands and distant buttes provide the setting for this medium length loop drive. | |
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| Canelo Hills Loop Drive | | The drive is southeast of Tucson and goes from Sonoita to Patagonia through grasslands and canyons. Historic ranching and mining country with broad grasslands and distant buttes provide the setting for this medium length loop drive. | |
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| Carr Canyon Road (Forest Road 368) | | This narrow, winding road was built at the turn of the century to open up the Carr Reef to gold and silver mining. Here visitors will find the Reef Townsite Loop Trail, Reef Townsite Campground and Ramsey Vista Campground. | |
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| Harshaw Road (Forest Road 49) | | A historic mining district that extends along the bottom of a sycamore shaded canyon is the focal point of this short and easy drive. | |
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