Tucson, AZ -- Marking the 20th Anniversary of the Turquoise Trail, this FREE fun-filled community walk is for all abilities! Young families, walkers, runners, seniors, history lovers...all are welcome.
On April 19th at 8:30 am join us for a joyful 2 1/2 mile stroll through downtown Tucson celebrating healthy living, community and our rich heritage - all in one!
- Commemorative remarks from VIP guests Councilman Paul Cunningham and Visit Tucson CEO Felipe Garcia, honoring the Trail founders: Margie Cunningham and Gayle Hartmann, as well as our current walking tour docents
Sites to see include the Historic Pima County Court House, La Pilita, Historic Carrillo School, Teatro Carmen, public art and murals, and so much more! Just follow the blue line that has guided thousands of locals and tourists through our unique and historic downtown.
Walk Registration is FREE
Upgrade your registration for $25: Get a commemorative T-shirt and Brandylion drink voucher (mimosa, bellini or tea) to enjoy at the end.
8:30 am:
- Gather and pick up your map
- Enjoy a coffee, tea and pastry reception from Brandylion Bar and Tea House
- (Upgraded registrants will also receive their t-shirt and drink voucher)
- Commemorative remarks from VIP guests Councilman Paul Cunningham and Visit Tucson CEO Felipe Garcia, honoring the Trail founders: Margie Cunningham and Gayle Hartmann, as well as our current walking tour docents
9:15 am
- Participants run or walk along the 2 1/2 mile trail at their own pace. Stop to enjoy "fun facts' at two docent stations
Return to the Presidio Museum
- Hang out, visit Brandylion Bar and Tea House or have brunch at JoJo's
Read more about the history and origins of the Trail at the Presidio Museum blog (under the Connect tab) at www.TucsonPresidio.com
Parking: Street meter parking is no longer free on weekends. Two blocks north of the museum, is a parking lot; you need a smart phone to pay. South of the Presidio, the El Presidio Parking Garage, is open on Saturdays 9am to 6pm (Vehicle entrance closes at 4pm.)
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