A short, one-way scenic drive. Booklets are available at the visitor center which explain numbered features along the route. There are several hiking trails varying in difficulty along the way. There is an $8 per vehicle fee to enter the park. RV camping and primitive camping are available in the park. No ATVs or UTVs allowed.
(520) 3876849Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
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Provide an Update03/17/2019
Submitted by Chuck Wells
Good news, Puerto Blanco Drive, a larger (but still easy) 4×4 loop on the east side of Highway 85 is open again. It was closed the last time we were there due to fears that illegal immigrants posed a danger. The Ajo Mountain Drive is very easy with all steep sections paved. The north end is very beautiful with some great hiking trails. Don’t skip this part. I stayed with my small motorhome in the Twin Peaks Campground within the park and really enjoyed it. Although there are no hookups (just widely-spaced water spigots), the sites are all very nice with concrete pads. The rangers were very friendly and helpful.
