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- Yes, we heat all our pools year round.
- Yes, if you were able to pick those date on our website that indicates those dates are available.
- Atua Place | 12.8 miles / 26 minutes
- Casa Coralina | 15.2 miles / 29 minutes
- Happy Trail | 14.1 miles / 23 minutes
- Hopdown | 13.7 miles / 25 minutes
- Ironwood Vista | 6.3 miles / 16 minutes
- Placita Del Pajaro | 13.6 miles / 28 minutes
- The Ranch | 14.3 miles / 29 minutes
- Atua Place | 13.4 miles / 25 minutes
- Casa Coralina | 20.8 miles / 36 minutes
- Happy Trail | 13.6 miles / 23 minutes
- Hopdown | 13.2 miles / 21 minutes
- Ironwood Vista | 5.8 miles / 12 minutes
- Placita Del Pajaro | 15.5 miles / 37 minutes
- The Ranch | 14 miles / 31 minutes
- Atua Place | 30.1 miles / 50 minutes
- Casa Coralina | 9.6 miles / 16 minutes
- Happy Trail | 39 miles / 47 minutes
- Hopdown | 38.6 miles / 50 minutes
- Ironwood Vista | 31.2 miles / 41 minutes
- Placita Del Pajaro | 18.5 miles / 33 minutes
- The Ranch | 31.6 miles / 52 minutes
- Atua Place | 21.5 miles / 38 minutes
- Casa Coralina | 22.4 miles / 36 minutes
- Happy Trail | 21.7 miles / 31 minutes
- Hopdown | 21.3 miles / 33 minutes
- Ironwood Vista | 13.9 miles / 24 minutes
- Placita Del Pajaro | 19.5 miles / 38 minutes
- The Ranch | 24.2 miles / 41 minutes
- Atua Place| 23.5 miles / 34 minutes
- Casa Coralina | 17.4 miles / 29 minutes
- Happy Trail | 23.7 miles / 27 minutes
- Hopdown | 23.3 miles / 30 minutes
- Ironwood Vista | 15.9 miles / 21 minutes
- Placita Del Pajaro | 15 miles / 31 minutes
- The Ranch | 26.2 miles / 38 minutes
- Atua Place | 23.1 miles / 44 minutes
- Casa Coralina | 30 miles / 57 minutes
- Happy Trail | 17.4 miles / 30 minutes
- Hopdown | 20.4 miles / 39 minutes
- Ironwood Vista | 10 miles / 20 minutes
- Placita Del Pajaro | 27.9 miles / 55 minutes
- The Ranch | 25.8 miles / 48 minutes
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Things to do in Tucson Arizona
- Arizona Sonora Desert Museum
This renowned combination zoo, natural history museum, botanical garden and art gallery reflects the diverse flora and fauna of the Sonoran Desert, featuring wildlife such as coyotes, bears and mountain lions in their natural settings and two aviaries; one for hummingbirds and the other for varied desert birds. To get there, you will drive through beautiful Gates Pass and the Tucson Mountain Park – incredible saguaro views.
Learn More… - Arizona State Museum
The oldest anthropological museum in the region, the Arizona State Museum has been collecting and interpreting the cultures of the Southwest since 1893.
Learn More… - Franklin Museum
Featuring more than 20 antique and classic Franklin automobiles, as well as a collection of prehistoric artifacts collected by archaeologist Alice Carpenter.
Learn More… - Museum of the Horse Soldier
Explore the history of U.S. horse soldiers and theirroles in times of peace and conflict during the 18th – 21st centuries.
Learn More… - Pima Air and Space Museum
One of the world’s largest aircraft collections (350 aircraft), including three hangars of World War II planes, supersonic spy planes, the world’s smallest bi-plane, plus many other unique private, military and commercial air & spacecraft documenting the evolution of flight. Offers a bus tour of the “Boneyard”/Davis-Monthan Air Force Base (M-F only, no holidays, 10-day Advanced Reservations Required). 80 acres, six indoor air-cooled hangars.
Learn More… - Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block
Features permanent and traveling exhibitions of Modern and Contemporary, Native American, American West, Latin American, and Asian art. The main Museum, a contemporary architectural gem, has nearly 20,000 square feet of exhibition space and be sure to visit the Museum’s Historic Block of 19th and 20th Century adobe and Mission Revival-style buildings.
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- Biosphere
World’s largest living research center. It is a 3.14-acre structure originally built to be an artificial, materially closed ecological system. It remains the largest closed system ever created. Run by the University of Arizona, it was built to demonstrate the viability of closed ecological systems to support and maintain human life in outer space.
Learn More… - Mission San Xavier Del Bac
Built in the 1700s, this recently restored white adobe church, representing a wonderful example of Spanish colonial architecture, is beautiful inside and out, with colorful frescoes, sculptures and carvings. Guided tours in the morning.
Learn More… - Old Tucson
Near the Sonoran Desert Museum and Saguaro National Park West. Home to more than 400 films and commercial productions, Old Tucson remains the region’s premier film location. Features live action stunt shows, musicals and live entertainment, vintage rides. This is where John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, Elizabeth Taylor, and Steve Martin made well-known western-themed movies.
Learn More… - Tubac
Shopping, shopping and more shopping! From original sculptures, artwork, clothing and jewelry to folk art and souvenirs, you can find it all in Tubac in addition to great places to eat. Founded in 1752, Tubac is on the Santa Cruz River and is an “artist village.”
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- Catalina State Park
One of the few parks here that allow dogs (on leashes only). Sits at the base of the majestic Santa Catalina Mountains. The park is a haven for desert plants and wildlife and nearly 5,000 saguaros, 5,500 acres of foothills, canyons and streams, and more than 150 species of birds call the park home.
Learn More… - Sabino Canyon
Take tram to top of canyon, walk back 3.7 miles to bottom or catch tram down to visitor’s center. Lots of nice, short hikes, beautiful streams and waterfalls. Total, round loop tram ride is 45 min.
Learn More… - Saguaro National Park
Saguaro National Park has two districts. The Rincon Mountain District is located to the East of Tucson Arizona and the Tucson Mountain District is located to the West of Tucson AZ.
Learn More… - Tohono Chul
It is a great place for breakfast or lunch, inside or outside among the plants and hummingbirds. The nature trail is informational and relaxing. The trails are easy and there are plenty of shaded seating areas to enjoy lengthy conversations in the beautiful manicured gardens. One of the best botanical gardens in the country.
Learn More… - Tuscon Bike Trails
Want to ride your bikes? View the many miles of Tuscon bike trails.
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- Mt Lemmon Scenic Byway
A beautiful drive to top of mountain (about 20 degrees cooler) with pullouts and a restaurant at the top of the mountain. Southernmost ski resort in the country.
Learn More… - Rincon Mountain
A scenic eight mile drive with pull outs, informative visitor center, ranger tours.
Learn More… - Saguaro National Park (east and west)
On the west side, the hike to the petroglyphs is a great hike. On the east side, the guided walk on the Freeman Homestead is very interesting. The loop drive on the east side offers enough places to leave the car for short walks into the landscape. Informative visitor centers and ranger hikes. West side has lots of saguaros and you can visit the Sonoran Desert Museum on the way/return. You will also drive through Gates Pass and the Tucson Mountain Park (beautiful views of saguaros).
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Tucson Lifestyle
- Bold and Beautifulby Daniela Siqueiros on June 30, 2020 at 3:38 pm
Judy Choate’s abstract paintings of the desert and mountain regions of the Southwest undulate with striking colors and forms. The self-taught artist was inspired by the vistas she saw while living in Sedona. In 2008, she began painting with acrylics on large canvases. Her favorite subjects were the red rock landscapes, as well as sunsets The post Bold and Beautiful appeared first on Tucson Lifestyle.
- Taking Hunger By the Hornsby Daniela Siqueiros on June 30, 2020 at 3:31 pm
The restaurant’s name means bullfighter, and the cuisine executes an artful pasodoble between tradition and innovation. Read all about the delicious details! By Betsy Bruce / Photography by Shannon Christine The Matador has waved his cape and given the historic El Torero on Tucson’s southside a fresh new look and fresh new offerings to The post Taking Hunger By the Horns appeared first on Tucson Lifestyle.
