2K views · 23 reactions | TUCSON TRAVEL GUIDE Saying that I love to travel is an understatement, but being able to travel back to my birth city made this trip extra special! Check out my travel guide for Tucson, Arizona that includes what to eat and how to burn it off! https://thelemonbowl.com/tucson-travel-guide/ | The Lemon Bowl | Facebook

4.8K reactions · 81 comments | Nothing to do in Tucson???? Think again! Trail Dust Town and Pinnacle Peak are open all summer long! Don’t let the heat get you down! Enjoy evenings with cowboy fun, stunt shows, shopping, amusement rides, and even special events. All without the crowds! #tucson #tucsonaz #visittucson #arizona #thingstodointucson #tucsonattractions #bestoftucson #tucsonarizona #tucsonlocal #tucsonlife | Trail Dust Town | Facebook

Here is a pet friendly trail, ­­40 minutes from Downtown Tucson. The Agua Caliente Hill Trail #46 in the Coronado National Forest (3798 N Cam Cantil #3600 – Just an FYI, on Google Maps, it’s named “Agua Caliente Hill South Trailhead”) Trail Conditions: Parking for cars and equestrian trailers Challenging, steep route, especially towards the end. Lots of rocks in trail, and some steep steps at the beginning Lots of wildflowers blooming now! Out and back: 9mi total (uphill out, downhill back to pa

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3.7K views · 150 reactions | Who’s hungry? Rich agricultural heritage, international dining spots, and incredible Mexican food, have earned Tucson the distinction as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. Come, taste for yourself: https://goo.gl/aUYD2i | Visit Tucson | Facebook