Bird Walk at Sugarloaf Mountain

Bird Walk at Sugarloaf Mountain
Thursday September 11, 2025
7am to 9:30am

Join us for a two-mile bird walk around Sugarloaf Mountain, starting at the Sugarloaf Trailhead parking lot on Buena Vista Drive. This desert habitat is home to local species, winter residents, and — with luck — some migrant warblers passing through.

Meeting point: Sugarloaf Trailhead parking lot on Buena Vista Drive.

What to bring: Be sure to bring sunscreen, sturdy walking shoes, a hat, binoculars, and water. Extra binoculars will be available for those who need them.

About the location: The trail is a bit technical, so please wear sturdy shoes and bring water.

Any questions: Tim Weber (928) 380-0555

This bird walk is led by the Northern Arizona Audubon Society. We’re a nonprofit protecting birds and habitats across Northern Arizona. If you enjoy these events, please support us by becoming a member, donating, or joining our newsletter. Learn more

About Your Guide
Tim Weber is a seasoned bird biologist and avid birder who has spent more than 20 years studying and enjoying birds across the U.S. and beyond. After early work with the Golden Gate Raptor Observatory and earning his Master’s in Wildlife Management from Humboldt State, he built a career surveying raptors and songbirds throughout the West. Since moving to Flagstaff in 2004, Tim has birded extensively across Arizona and the Southwest, while also leading walks and tours for local organizations and festivals. He brings both deep expertise and an infectious enthusiasm for “birding the heck out of it.”