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Mt. Lemmon Cookie Cabin

The Cookie Cabin has been family-owned in Summerhaven at the top of Mount Lemmon since 1990, perched at 7,700 feet above Tucson in the Santa Catalina Mountains. It serves giant handcrafted cookies and New York-style pizza to cyclists and motorcyclists who've climbed the Catalina Highway (SR-77 extension) — a 25-mile run that gains 6,000 feet of elevation from the Sonoran Desert floor to a pine-covered sky island. The address is 12781 N Sabino Canyon Park, Summerhaven. Open daily 11am–5pm, with outdoor seating overlooking the forest.

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After climbing 6,000 feet in 25 miles on the Catalina Highway from Tucson's desert floor to ponderosa pines, the Cookie Cabin's giant cookies and pizza are the best possible summit reward.

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