- The list below includes 37 free or cheap things to do in or near Tumacacori, Arizona, including 39 different types of inexpensive activities like Specialty Shops, Other Landmarks, Art Gallery and National & State Parks.
- From Tumacacori National Historical Park to Santa Cruz Chili & Spice, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Tumacacori and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Tubac, Nogales, Patagonia and Green Valley.
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Ranging through the mountains, canyons, ghost towns, and historic locations around Tombstone, Apache ATV Tours offers individual and group tours on all-terrain vehicles. They offer a variety of tours which typically range from three to four hours in length.
43.6 Miles
Referred to as the most beautiful canyon in the Huachuca Mountains, the Garden Canyon is indubitably a well-kept secret of the area. It boasts of beautiful flowers, diverse animals plus prehistoric rock paintings and Apache art too.
44.7 Miles
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27 E. Ramsey Canyon Road, Sierra Vista, AZ 85615
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Tough hiking trails and plenty of wildlife await the visitors at the Ramsey Canyon Preserve. It is worth the while for hummingbirds watchers, since in here can be spotted 6 different species.
44.7 Miles
Providing activities for the entire family, Tompkins Park is a large outdoor space. Along with playgrounds and both basketball and volleyball courts, the park offers a walking trail, horseshoe pits and a separate area for dogs.
45.2 Miles
Brown's Canyon Trail leads the hikers into a small canyon, opening to the view of the city. While there are some trails which are easy enough for any hiker, there are also a few difficult ones because of their inclination.
45.2 Miles
Built by early settlers to the region, Brown's Canyon Ranch offers visitors a nature trail that loops through historic buildings while providing picturesque views of the surrounding canyons. On the trail, visitors can spot swallows, phainopeplas, and more.
45.3 Miles
Visitors can enjoy a variety of recreational activities including hiking, birding, camping, horseback riding, and sightseeing at Coronado National Forest. The forest features several notable sites like the Pusch, Miller Peak, and Santa Teresa Wildernesses.
45.4 Miles
Tucson Food Tours offers walking tours of downtown Tucson with knowledgeable guides who point out sites of interest on the way. Guests will try food from many local restaurants as the tour progresses.
45.4 Miles
Initially established in 1924, Tucson Museum of Art, now encompasses an entire city block in historic downtown. Focusing on a wide array of styles from American West, to Latin America, to Asian Art, this museum caters to art lovers of all genres.
45.5 Miles
Tucson Mountain Park includes 20 000 acres of desert landscape that offers visitors opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, hunting, camping and wildlife observation. Special Outdoor Family Days provide guided park experiences for all ages.