Pima County Info
Pima County:
Pima County, the second largest county in Arizona, was founded in 1864 and included most of southern Arizona aquired from Mexico. Settlement of the region goes back to the 1690's and the Spanish Settlers who encountered Native americans already living here. To find more history and governmental information on Pima County, visit the website. Tucson, warm and pleasant winters are perfect for outdoor fun. Come explore the beautiful canyons and mountains, mile after mile of pristine hiking and bike trails and an unbelievably lush desert. Not to mention the bright sky at night with all the stars and one awesome sunset after another. Play round after round of some of the most spectacular golf you’ve experienced.
Tucson:
Thrill your family with an authentic Wild West experience, or an amazing tour of Kartchner Caverns. If your into stargazing or watching the hummingbirds or pampering yourself, enjoy one of our world-class spas. It’s all right here in warm and wonderful
Pima County Natural Resources, Parks & Recreation:
Pima County Natural Resources, Parks and Recreation adds a dimension to the life of our residents and visitors.
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You will receive exceptional service from our committed professionals who work hard to ensure our county parks and recreation system remain as beautiful as we expect. You can hike and play in the parks or take one of the many classes they offer. Visit the the parks department website.
Natural resource parks include some of southern Arizona's most significant mountain ranges, perennial streams and springs, and diverse plant and wildlife habitat. Enjoy hiking, biking, birding and camping, or participate in an environmental education class. Cultural resources sites span thousands of years of history, ranging from prehistoric Native American petroglyphs to some of Arizona's earliest ranches. Hike the same trail used by early Spanish settlers on their trek to establish the modern day city of San Francisco, California. |
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Southern Arizona Attractions:
Southern Arizona Attractions Alliance is a nonprofit organization of regional attractions dedicated to cooperatively promote tourism and visitation in southern Arizona. The Alliance develops innovative marketing techniques in collaboration with other Arizona Tourism boards to enhance awareness of the variety of educational and entertainment activities available in our communities. For more information on the Alliance and its members, please visit their website.
Visitors:
The Metropolitan Tucson Convention & Visitors Bureau is an independent non-profit corporation dedicated to promoting the Tucson area as a convention and leisure destination. It is financially supported by the City of Tucson, Pima County, the Town of Oro Valley and its individual business members. Their mission is to support the economic prosperity of the Tucson area by promoting, selling and marketing the region for meetings, conventions and tourism. Visit their website.
Arizona:
Arizona, the grand canyon state. It's not just our landscapes, which take in tall mountain ranges, swift rivers, grasslands, sand dunes, and cactus forests. It's not just our storied past, which reaches back thousands of years. It's not just our people, a vibrant blend of cultures and traditions. It's all these things, and the way they come together, that make a visit to Arizona a truly unforgettable experience. To learn more about the State of Arizona, visit the Arizona Guide website.
The University of Arizona:
The University of Arizona has long been a major center for arts and culture in the Southwest. A variety of museums and galleries - including the UA Museum of Art, the Center for Creative Photography and the Arizona State Museum, and others - are home to distinguished collections that span a world of artistic endeavor from ancient to avant garde. Public programs in theater, music, dance and film range from lavish stage productions by international touring companies to programs by visiting artists, faculty, students and the community. To find out what more, visit the website.
