Sight Seeing
Restaurants & Shopping
Golf Courses
MOUNT LEMMON
Mount Lemmon, with a summit elevation of 9,159 feet, is the highest point in the Santa Catalina Mountains. It is located in the Coronado National Forest north of Tucson, Arizona, United States.
There are restaurants, cabins, hiking/biking trails and a small ski area. Typically 20 degrees cooler than the valley floor, which is great way to escape the summer heat!
EL CHARRO
A long time Tucson favorite! Celebrating 97 years! Established in 1922, El Charro Café of Tucson, Arizona is The Nation's Oldest Mexican Restaurant in continuous operation by the same family. Featuring traditional Northern Mexico-Sonoran style and innovative Tucson-style Mexican Food, El Charro Café is truly as Gourmet Magazine wrote: "A Taste Explosion".
LOEWS VENTANA CANYON RESORT
Loews Ventana Canyon Resort is nestled on 100 acres in the foothills of the Catalina Mountains. This four-diamond resort features 398 newly renovated guest rooms, including 27 suites, five restaurants and lounges, two Tom Fazio-designed golf courses, a full service spa and tennis center and an array of recreational activities as well as highly-ranked meeting and convention services.
SKYLINE COUNTRY CLUB
The rugged backdrop of the Santa Catalinas and hawk-eye views of the Tucson valley never cease to evoke awe and wonder, pleasure and pride. John Bender and Leonard Savage were so enamored with the pristine site in 1959, they dreamed of a way to preserve and privatize it. Our 18 hole, par 71 golf course winds its way through the Sonoran Desert Foothills providing a unique golf experience amidst nature’s beauty.
EL CONQUISTADOR
Tee off under the warm Arizona sun in the shadow of the dramatic Santa Catalina Mountains, just north of Tucson, Arizona. El Conquistador Golf & Tennis, located in the heart of Oro Valley, boasts three championship golf courses to choose from, the Conquistador Course, the Cañada Course and the Pusch Ridge Course.
TUCSON
COUNTRY CLUB
When course architect William Bell first singled out this magnificent property - this rich lowland that the Navajo and Yavapi once farmed, and magically transformed it into a golf course like no other. The 18-hole course (7000+ yards) is tree-lined, in a Midwestern style of design. And, it is the best walking course in Tucson, with nature's abundant creatures surviving and thriving in this area. Tucson Country Club provides a tremendous golf experience for all levels of golfers. Kids and beginning players can comfortably develop their games, while the more accomplished players can certainly be challenged by the course's length, its bunkering and the subtle breaks on the greens.