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WIDE-OPEN SPACES

Find room to roam in Tucson & Southern Arizona

Whether you're planning a trip with your family, friends, or you've just gotta get some "me time", Tucson offers the space you need to explore. Across the expansive landscape of the Sonoran Desert, you'll find everything from adrenaline-pumping adventure to peace, quiet, and solitude. 

So, when you’re ready to escape, Tucson’s wide-open spaces are ready for you.

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Explore The Greater Outdoors

Hike through mind-blowing landscapes. Spot rare species of birds and other animals. Climb to scenic vistas to watch the sunset. Reset, reconnect, and find freedom in wide-open spaces. The great outdoors don't get much greater than this.

desert landscape with a saguaro cactus, desert brush, and a night sky filled with stars

Southern Arizona Astronomy

Tucson is renowned for its exceptionally dark skies, minimal light pollution, and unique variety of astronomical attractions — making it a paradise for stargazers, researchers, and curious minds alike. The remarkable combination of natural beauty and scientific discovery is an ideal canvas for observing the cosmos.

Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Forever Young Treehouse In Tucson, AZ

Southern Arizona Attractions

See why our region is one of the most bio-diverse places on earth at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Explore aerospace innovations at the Pima Air & Space Museum. Our top-rated attractions let you soak up the sun AND the fun with the whole family.

Group mountain biking at Sweetwater Preserve

Ready to ride? Ride Tucson

Tucson offers legendary road rides, endless miles of singletrack, and gravel galore. So, no matter how you ride you can saddle up in a city that was made for cycling.

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