What To Photograph In Saguaro National Park

Saguaro National Park is located in southern Arizona near Tucson. This park protects the Saguaro cactus on a tract of land through the Sonoran Desert. Most people enjoy see cactus and like watching sunset. A half day is all you need to see the highlights, but with more time you can tour the entire park, go on a day hike, or camp in the backcountry.

Bajada Loop Drive: Located in the Tucson Mountain District of Saguaro National Park, Bajada Loop Drive is a scenic dirt road through the Sonoran Desert. The varied route includes low-lying desert washes cut by flowing water, steep canyons with lush riparian plant life, scenic vistas overlooking the city of Tucson, and dramatic rock formations. The loop's start point is either McKellips Road or Signal Hill Road. Visitors will want to stay in the left lane when turning onto Bajada Loop Drive from Signal Hill Road or Leisure Lane in case cars come from behind. Saguaro National Park is made for photography adventures with kids and grown-ups. Here's an overview of the best spots in Saguaro National Park to capture a beautiful image of these iconic cacti. The best camera equipment to capture photos in Saguaro National Park We recommend a high-quality camera, which is one of the holy trinity. A wide-angle lens. 14-24mm or similar. The 24-70mm range, or something similar, and of course 70-200mm or something like that.bIf you don't have the lens you need, do not fret, the same lens should perform just fine. A tripod is also recommended for capturing those breathtaking night and sunset photographs.