Road Trip
Out in the Black Mountains along historic Route 66, Oatman, Arizona, feels like stepping into another time. Once a bustling mining town, today it’s famous for its roaming burros, staged gunfights, and weathered wooden storefronts that look straight out of a Western. A visit to Oatman is more than
Tucson
Tohono Chul is a desert garden, art space, and walking trail on the northwest side of Tucson. It’s not polished or commercial. It’s a quiet corner where the Sonoran Desert gets to speak for itself. The name comes from the Tohono O’odham language and means “desert corner.
Wildlife
As the sun gets ready to set in the western sky, the Broadway bridge over Pantano Wash becomes center stage for a natural spectacle. Thousands of Mexican free-tailed bats pour out from beneath the bridge and rise into the night. This is one of Tucson’s most underrated wildlife experiences.
Tucson
Just west of downtown Tucson, past the hum of the highway and the desert neighborhoods, sits one of the city’s most surprising natural spaces: Sweetwater Wetlands. It is a great place in Southern Arizona to spot wildlife, take a peaceful walk, or just listen to the sounds of running
Tucson
A visit to Reid Park Zoo is always a fun way to spend the day in Tucson, but the Behind the Scenes Tour offers something completely different. Instead of just viewing animals from the usual public viewing ares, this tour takes you into restricted areas, gives you a glimpse into
Wildlife
The roadrunner, a symbol of the desert Southwest, is one of Arizona’s most fascinating native birds. Known for their comical sprints and curious personalities, these speedy ground-dwellers can be surprisingly elusive despite their fame. If you’ve ever wondered how to catch a glimpse of one in the wild,