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OUTDOOR ADVENTURE & NATURE Outdoor Recreation ADVENTURE & ECO-TOURS ATV Desert Tours–Shadowadventures, L.P. 38582 S. Rans Ln., Marana, AZ 85653; 682-3669, FAX 682-2629, shadowadv@aol.com, www.ATV-deserttours.com. ATV rides in the beautiful Southern Arizona desert. We offer day rides, night rides, bonfires with steak cookouts. Lunch and water provided on half-day tours. Canoa Hills Golf Course 1401 W. Calle Urbano, Green Valley, AZ 85614; 648-1880, FAX 648-1807, djacobson@irigolfgroup.com, www.canoahillsgolfclub.com. Built in 1984, this layout winds through the shallow ravines and rolling hills of the Santa Cruz River valley with captivating views of the Santa Rita Mountains to the east. Forty Niner Country Club 12000 E. Tanque Verde Rd., Tucson, AZ 85749; 749-4000, FAX 749-1481, tbishop@irigolfgroup.com, www.fortyninercc.com. Semi-private and rich in tradition, this William Francis Bell design features tree-lined fairways and beautiful whitesand bunkers. Former site of PGA Tucson Open. info@TucsonGolf.com, www.TucsonGolf.com. Providing custom golf packages/vacations for individuals and groups, with incredible service. Advance tee times, extended stays, excellent rates. We are “All You Need—In One Swing.” Turquoise Valley Golf, Restaurant, & RV Park 1794 W. Newell St., Naco, AZ 85620; 432-3091, FAX 432-7233, turquoisevalley@cableone.net, www.turquoisevalley.com. Play the 747-yard, par-6 Rattler. $25 RV stay/18-hole play packages. Fantastic restaurant and banquet facilities are perfect for corporate outings. Vacation Caddy 10578 N. Pistachio Ave., Tucson, AZ 85737; 631-8539, 488-9178, FAX 531-0576, info@vacationcaddy.com, www.vacationcaddy.com. Let our local PGA golf professional assist you with your individual or group Tucson golf package. From online to tee time, your Caddy has you covered. Purple Mountain Pack Goats P.O. Box 1345, Tucson, AZ 85702; 403-4056, FAX 885-8402, azpackgoat@aol.com, www.members.aol.com/azpackgoat. Purple Mountain Pack Goats, featured in Arizona Highways magazine, plans unique hikes on nearby trails. Enjoy good food, a knowledgeable guide, and friendly goats to carry the load. The Gallery Golf Club 14000 N. Dove Mountain Blvd., Marana, AZ 85653; 744-4700, 744-2555, FAX 744-3323, info@gallerygolf.com, www.gallerygolf.com. 36-hole private facility with limited nonmember play. Enjoy two exciting and different courses, as well as award-winning cuisine at the Gallery Restaurant. E-27 HORSEBACK RIDING Arizona Horseback Experience 455-5696, ride@horsebackexperience.com, www.horsebackexperience.com. Many different exciting rides available just southeast of Tucson. Cooler, higher-elevation trails, panoramic views, historic places. Memorable, unique adventures. Energetic, responsive horses. Reservations required. San Ignacio Golf Club 4201 S. Camino del Sol, Green Valley, AZ 85614; 648-3468, FAX 648-2389, bbrooks@irigolfgroup.com, www.sanignaciogolfclub.com. At 3,000 feet in elevation, this 6,704-yard spectacular Arthur Hills-designed course features dynamic elevation changes, cooler temperatures, and stunning views of the Santa Rita Mountains. CYCLING JRPhoto 991-1402, jrmobileunit2@hotmail.com, www.jrphoto.org. Desert Journeys: A Guide for the Tucson Road Cyclist is a first-of-its-kind guide detailing more than 30 popular rides. Available at www.jrphoto.org, Tucson Visitor Center, bike shops, and bookstores. Big Sky Rides, Inc. @ Lazy K Bar Ranch 8401 N. Scenic Dr., Tucson, AZ 85653; 299-RIDE(7433), BigSkyCowboys@aol.com, www.lazykbar.com. Scenic, professionally guided trail rides, weekly cowboy cookouts. Custom designed special events for groups, teambuilding/corporate parties. Premier location, endless trails, panoramic views of Saguaro National Park. B-20 Southern Arizona Tee Times Magazine PMB 327, 7320 N. La Cholla #154, Tucson, AZ 85741-2305; 575-0025, FAX 575-0087, azgolf98@comcast.net. Southern Arizona Tee Times, published bimonthly, is a colorful and informative guide to golf in Southern Arizona, including a map of all golf courses with contact and course information. GOLF Arizona National Golf Club 9777 E. Sabino Greens Dr., Tucson, AZ 85749-8184; 749-3636, FAX 760-8815, tfish@irigolfgroup.com, www.arizonanationalgolfclub.com. This Golf Magazine Top 100 desert course meanders through Tucson’s Catalina Mountains, saguaro forests, and nine natural springs. Home of both University of Arizona golf teams. T-16 Tucson Golf Vacations, L.L.C. 12450 N. Rancho Vistoso Blvd., Ste. 120, Tucson, AZ 85737; 877-7924, 888-465-3125, FAX 877-7927, Cocoraque Ranch & Pavilion 3199 N. Reservation Rd., Tucson, AZ 85743; 682-8594, 405-5884, jearvizu@msn.com, Tennis Tennis lovers will find Tucson’s many public and private courts irresistible. Professional instruction, clinics, leagues, and camps are offered for all ages and levels of play. Several public courts are listed below. Continental Ranch Community Park 8900 N. Coachline Blvd., 382-1950. 2 lighted courts. Ft. Lowell Park 2900 N. Craycroft Rd., 791-2584. 8 lighted courts. Fee. Himmel Park 1000 N. Tucson Blvd., 791-3276. 8 lighted courts. Fee. Ora Mae Harn Park 13250 N. Lon Adams Rd., Marana, 382-1950. 2 lighted courts. Randolph Tennis Center 50 S. Alvernon Way, 791-4896. 25 lighted courts. Fee. Stefan Gollob Park 401 S. Prudence Rd. 4 lighted courts. The University of Arizona, Pima Community College, high schools, and some city and county neighborhood parks also have public courts. See the Accommodations section on pages 28–48 for resorts and hotels with tennis amenities. 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