








Sollers Cabin
Tucson, Pima County, Arizona. Two-story, six-room Forest Service cabin.
Details
- Where
- Tucson, Pima County, AZ. No street address stated. Directions
- When
- Check-in 2 PM; check-out 11 AM.
- Getting there
- From northeast Tucson, take East Tanque Verde Road to East Catalina Highway. Turn left (north) on East Catalina Highway, which becomes the General Hitchcock Highway, for approximately 18.5 miles, then turn left on Sollers Road. Continue on Sollers Road for approximately a mile.
- Access
- Reservation dates are weather-dependent; the road to the cabin is not plowed when there is snow, so if snowfall is heavy enough, the cabin may be closed. Call (520) 351-3351 for the latest road conditions on Mt. Lemmon and the Catalina Highway, including vehicle restrictions. Cell phone coverage is limited/spotty and is unreliable in the cabin.
- Walk-in or reserve
- Reservation confirmation supplies the locked-gate and lockbox combinations for entry; bookings via Recreation.gov.
- Phone
- 520-749-8700
- Website
- recreation.gov
- Managed by
- Santa Catalina Ranger District, Coronado National Forest.
Located off the scenic Mt. Lemmon Highway, the Sollers Cabin sits at the end of a dirt road and provides a unique recreational opportunity for hikers, picnickers, birders, bicyclists, artists, photographers, researchers, and nature lovers of every age. The large two-story, seven-room cabin consists of three bedrooms, one and half bathrooms, a diving/living room, and a fully equipped kitchen.
Notable Events
- 1962Carl Sollers and ranger John Brinkley installed new direction signs along Santa Catalina Mountain trails. tucson.com
- 1972Carl Sollers became fire control officer for the Pinaleño Mountains in Graham County. tucson.com
People
- Carl E. Sollers, Forest ranger in the Santa Catalina Mountains, search-and-rescue crew member, and fire control officer; Sollers Cabin was named for him after he died on duty (born in 1941).








