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Exhilarating rock climbing


breathtaking views. Then when the round is through players can fall into a world of total relaxation and fl ourish at one of Tucson’s many resort spas, including two of the world’s top destination spas located at Miraval and Canyon Ranch. Foodies will love Tucson,


too, as it is home to the most authentic Mexican food north of the border. The highest concentration


of these restaurants is found within a 23-mile area that


“Mild winters and an average 350 days of sunshine mean Tucson invites all kinds of outdoor play from golf and hiking to rock-climbing and horse-riding”


nightlife and one-of-a-kind culinary scene. With the recent rejuvenation of downtown and the addition of the new modern tram it’s easy to get around and even easier to fi nd a local chef or mixologist that will leave your client’s palate wanting more. Free yourself and venture


off the beaten path. You'll be amazed at the memories you can create with Tucson as your landscape. •


Cycling Mt Lemmon


includes the City of South Tucson, downtown and lower midtown. At these terrifi c eateries, many of which are family-owned and decades old, the settings are casual, the ingredients are fresh and the experience is unforgettable.


And when the southwest sun has set, the day is far from over with Tucson’s vibrant


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COMMIT THIS TO MEMORY. YOU’LL BE AMAZED AT THE STORIES YOU CAN TELL WITH TUCSON AS YOUR GUIDE.


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