A badge-shaped hanging ornament featuring a stylized desert landscape with the text &
A clear acrylic Sabino Canyon Recreation Area shield-shaped ornament with a black hanging string, featuring a colorful desert landscape illustration.
A clear acrylic hanging ornament shaped like a shield, featuring a colorful illustrated desert landscape with the text &

Sabino Canyon Recreation Area Ornament - Fell Logo

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Celebrate an iconic Tucson destination with this Sabino Canyon Recreation Area ornament, featuring a bold badge design inspired by the beauty of the Sonoran Desert. Created by Fell, a Utah-based husband-and-wife creative studio, the design captures the spirit of Sabino Canyon through clean line art depicting desert hills, saguaro details, flowing water, and a canyon wall scene.

Display this versatile ornament on a holiday tree, rearview mirror, wall hook, or stand. It makes a thoughtful keepsake for hikers, Tucson locals, desert travelers, and anyone who loves exploring Sabino Canyon and the surrounding Arizona landscape.

Compact and easy to gift, this ornament pairs well with other national park and public lands keepsakes. Whether it commemorates a favorite trail, a Tucson adventure, or a sunny desert getaway, the Sabino Canyon Recreation Area Ornament brings a cheerful touch of Arizona to any collection.

  • Official ornament approved by the U.S. Forest Service for Sabino Canyon Recreation Area
  • Graphic made by Fell exclusively for WNP
  • Size: 2 1/4" x 3 1/4" x 1/8" thick
  • Arrives strung and ready for display
  • Made in the USA

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