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All Tucson Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 2

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michelle_b, Apr 2026
Had a great ride with...
Had a great ride with Lorraine! She showed us interesting murals and sights, took pics whenever we needed, and knew a lot of Tucson history. The ride itself was easy and fairly flat and the single-gear, hand brake bikes were totally fine for the terrain. Would definitely recommend!
Jamie_H, Apr 2026
Excellent adventure
The ride is easy with many stops. No worries if you don’t do a lot of bike riding. James gave helpful info about the plants and wildlife in the park and some history of the area. The road that you ride on does have car traffic but the speed limit is low and it’s a one way loop.
Troy_S, Mar 2026
NOT for beginners or if you're not in good physical condition
NOT for beginners!!! my husband and I have rock climb climbed, repelled and hiked canyons many times and it was very challenging for us in spots. Do not go on this trip if you have a fear of slippery rocks or a fear of heights. Daly was our guide and she was truly phenomenal. If I felt uncomfortable with the direction that she was giving, she was very accommodating defined an easier way for me to navigate the toughest areas. She was super knowledgeable, patient and friendly. She had so much information that was really interesting to us. She was one of the best outdoor adventure guides we've ever had highly recommend her if you are in good shape and have prior extreme outdoor repelling, rock climbing and scrambling experience. We were completely wiped out by the end of the 4 hours but we had a blast! Make sure to wear hiking shoes that grip rock.
Christian_F, Mar 2026
Top notch outfit!!
Yeeeehhaa, my wife and I had a great time! We were made to feel welcome and the horse women really know there stuff! 💯 pros!! Those gals were sweet and gave clear guidance and instruction. The horses were awesome and clearly well cared for. We had a great experience!
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Arizona’s oldest city is much more than another urban oasis in the 100,000-square-mile Sonoran Desert. Whether you’re into hiking, canyoning, or learning how to survive in the wilderness, there are Tucson tours for you. With expert guides, you can spend the morning rappelling down Mount Lemmon’s waterfalls and the afternoon biking around the city’s best sites: museums, murals, and Mexican food joints. Tucson is just an hour from the border, so it has a unique blend of cultures.