The Don'ts of Visiting Tucson, Arizona
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
- Are you off to visit the University of Arizona or perhaps want to take in the Sonoran Desert Museum? Or maybe you want to have a Sonoran Hot Dog? Well Tucson has it for you. Here we give you tourist information on visiting Tucson, Arizona. The Do's and Don'ts of Tucson.
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Don't miss Pima Air and Space Museum, and Tombstone is not far .
I had so much fun filming this with you!!! DON’T forget to book a trip to Tucson - it’s such a great destination! 😁🌵
Visited Sierra Vista to visit family all the way from Australia last October. Tombstone was my favourite because I'm a Wild West nut. Bisbee was cool too.
Kitt Peak observatory is about an hour away and a fascinating place to visit. You need to call ahead for reservations, though, and take water.
Bisbee is a great little town worth visiting
San Xavier del Bac Mission is part of the Tohono O’odham (Native American) Nation.. so the frybread sold right outside of the mission would more than likely be attributed to the local Tohono O’odham, not Navajo. (13 mins in) .. Just a little FYI.
It's authentic frybread too which is the best.
Among many great restaurants are El Charro for steaks, Mi Nidito for Chili Rellenos. And take a walk in Sabino Canyon.
Seems very typical American: car centric, road rage, long commutes, poor public transport, fast food, friendly. Love thinking in the canyons!
Arizona is easily one of the most beautiful places on earth, I’m so glad I live in NM and can visit often!
Hi from Tucson! We love love love NM ❤
Don't forget to bring your bike! Tucson has scenic carfree trails in and around Tucson, including the 131 mile Loop that will literally take you through most of the venues within and outerskirts of this beautiful city.
I've visited Tucson many times and these are good tips. El Charro was a must each time. Also, Sonoran hotdogs at a couple of places are not to be skipped no matter how "bad" for you they probably are. I'm thinking about just making a special trip just to get those hotdogs again.
Great recommendations! Also, don't forget Pinacle Peak steakhouse, an old west experience with live stunt shows on weekends! A fun evening at an old fashioned melodrama? You can get that at the Gaslight Theater. And Eegee's frozen drinks. 1/2 lemon, 1/2 strawberry and thank me later :-)
1/2 strawberry 1/2 pina colada would be my flavor of choice! :)
Thank you Tucsonians or as the Natives would say, Chucksonians!
woah! ive been subscribed to you guys for years and had no idea Jocelyn was a fellow Tucsonan! so cool! thanks for bringing awareness to our awesome city!
Hi, great video. Like to know more about the activities, animals and food.
Awesome video
Mt. Lemmon for sure 👌🏼. Plus there’s a long bike path that circles the city for people who are into that. I haven’t personally tried it out yet, but will next time I visit my brother who lives in Tucson.
The San Xavier is my fave! I grew up in southwest Tucson and just a few minutes from the mission. I love that place! Haven't been in like 15 years. I am hoping to move home with my family soon, and look forward to taking my kids to a bunch of those places that they haven't really seen on our family trips to do normal holiday type things.
Desert towns are definitely chilly at night, so an extra layer is definitely worth packing. It is not tropical weather which stays constant throughout. Learnt this the hard way in California.
Shout out to the Cookie Cabin up on Mount Lemmon
👋Yeah! You are in Tucson! LUV your videos :)
Thanks for sharing all these amazing tips! We appreciate the insider knowledge about the local culture, food, and attractions in Tucson.🌵✨
Excellent video! The food in Tucson is the best. I will just add that “don’t think that it’s just Mexican food (which is amazing ). One of my favorite Japanese restaurants is in Tucson. :)
if you don't mind sharing that would be awesome! I'm heading out to Tucson and need more Asian cuisine recommendations lol
Great video!
Great video Mark! Next time take an aerial tour of Tucson with us!
My favorite spot there is the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum. It’s sort of a zoo but more an exhibit of the flora and fauna of the region, which are truly unique.
I was there about 20 years ago
You should have mentioned Gaslight! What a fun experience if you get tickets way in advance. Totally worth it though if you know you are going!
I used to live in benson az :)
You girls are amazing - Thank you for a destination I will take one day.
Thanks for all the don'ts. 👍😊🇮🇪🇺🇸
Local from the PHX area: 1) Don't freak if you see someone carrying a handgun on their hip in AZ - it is legal in most places - I drove for Uber for over 5 years saw many people freak and stat screaming about a "guy" walking into a store with a holstered gun - I would always say that it is not a problem and is not only legal - but in many areas - common, 2) Pima Air and Space Museum right next to Davis Monthan AFB is open for tours and well worth it - the Air Force does not really do tours very often, 3) Do to the smuggling issues we have here in the state - Do Not pickup Hitch-hikers - it is an issue especially if you go to the boarder communities 4) Lock your CAR - see item 3 5) Bring Oven Mitts for your steering wheel during the summer months - & if you have little ones, please be careful of the seatbelt buckles - they get hot enough to leave nasty burns Welcome to AZ in the Hotter Months 6) If you are a General / Extra Class Ham radio the Titan Missile Museum has a HUGE HF antenna that is free to use - just bring your radio - details on their website
I am from Sonora, a couple of hours aways from Tucson, I playfully call it Tuc-Sonora
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We love Tucson! We enjoyed walking the Turquoise Trail from downtown visitors center. Like you say, too much good stuff for just one trip.
Love these but here’s a tip for even smoother glide from those little roller balls, spray a little WD40 or WD40 lubricating spray to a paper towel and wipe down your tension rod, makes for such a smooth, quieter pull 👍🏻
If you're visiting Tucson, you must check out the Saguaro National Park - home of the saguaro cacti. The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is excellent. San Xavier del Bac (the White Dove of the Desert) mission is a "must do", and it's a short drive from Tucson on the Tohono O'odham Reservation. The Tubac art colony south of Tucson is interesting if you're into antiques, and the nearby Tumacacori National Historical Park is also nice as it features a smaller Spanish mission church that was never fully completed. Bisbee and Tombstone make an excellent day trip. The local cuisine is great, and carne seca is Tucson's signature dish.
Tombstone!
The mention of Tucson, Arizona reminds me of Get Back by The Beatles lol 😛
I'm also an AZ local and yet there are still many areas I've never had the opportunity to visit yet for example Tombstone or Jerome which actually has a haunted hotel so I really appreciate this. Just a random fact during Spring and Summer I enjoy wearing my Linen shirts and a pair of Chinos as it keeps me cool even during triple digit weather without having to rely on shorts which I use to wear out in public often but now are mostly reserved for my cotton pjs. I'm hoping to add on a 2nd pair of Linen/Cotton slacks as well but anyway excellent job on guiding the audience.
Been ages since I’ve been to Arizona, I gotta go back. The desert is beautiful
The first Don't made me laugh. Last year we rented a Hyundai Tucson SUV in Newcastle England. The desk clerk pronounced it "Tuk-Son" and we gently corrected her.
I've lived near Phoenix my entire life, and I think this is very well done.
I also frequently hear people from elsewhere say about summer, "it's a dry heat." But as you mentioned, that has it's own challenges, and the UV index is quite high here. Also, Sonoran Desert vegetation doesn't give you shade. So don't mess with the heat.
I also like Madera Canyon (near Green Valley), which is popular for hiking and birding.
If I may add one item.... Do not touch the jumping cholla! My son lives in Tucson. He warned my husband not to touch them. Needless to say, we ended up at the ranger's station getting one removed from my husband's hand! 😮
Don't mention the war! I mentioned it once, but I think I got away with it.
Another don’t: Don’t miss out on Portal. If you enjoy cocktails with a modern and cool vibe, definitely worth checking out.
Eegee's lol...and Lucky Wishbone 😂.
Tours of the boneyard are no longer available, but it’s worth driving along the outer perimeter. I was stationed at DM but always enjoyed going through the boneyard.
Instead, you can visit the Pima Air and Space Museum.
If you adventure south of Tucson in the wilderness there are smuggling trails/routes. But they make for great single-track dirtbike riding.
If you go up Mt Lemmon you can take the Butterfly Trail to an old crashed F86 airplane.
Last trip to Phoenix / Tucson right before Labor Day, got more rain than in a two week trip to Seattle.
You went during monsoon season
Been to AZ twice, both times the week before Labor Day.
😊🌷🪻⭐😊🌷🪻
I would slightly disagree and say don't fear the wildlife here; you'll be fine if you keep your distance.
If you encounter anything like Javelina or rattlesnakes, just stay calm and either stay put or slowly back off.
Whatever you do, don't panic. And don't try to touch anything without training. These are the two easiest ways to get yourself hurt.
You should make reservations period
And a cool day trip is to Biosphere 2.
My family and I moved to Tucson in June 2023. Beautiful. 🌵🌵
I could never live in AZ. The heat would murder me LOL. It is pretty though. I lived in Coronado for a while and in the summer, thousands of people from AZ would come. I could walk up the high street (Orange Ave) faster then one could drive
It's only really hot from June to September and only during the late afternoon and evening. Mornings are nice during those hot months and it's cool after 10pm. Just stay indoors during that time and the rest of the year is nice.
@@BillGreenAZ That is nice to know. It really is pretty there from what I have seen. I drove through years ago
Coyotes is three syllables.
Whoa I didn't know you grew up in AZ. I thought it was Georgia!
Hahahah. Esp with the “yall”
Walk up a mountain? 😒🥴😵💫
Don’t stop there and continue south and east to Bisbee
First one
Have an open mind 8329 you obviously haven’t traveled the world.
It’s pronounced coyoteee
Depending upon where you're from. 😉
Disappointed in Mark for "Tuck-Son", as an fellow former resident of the Old Pueblo and Arizona grad, I will now refer to his employer as Illi-noise.
The worst thing about Tucson for me was the fact that it's pretty much ruined Mexican food for me in most the world. I call it "The 90 Day Challenge" and there are a handful of Mexican places I've visited in South America, Europe, Asia that would survive 90 days in Tucson.
Casa Poca Cosa apparently has closed since we moved away, but so many awesome Mexican restaurants (not counting Taquerias or Sonoran Dog places like BK or El Guero Canelo) that I gain a couple pounds each time I return home.
Um, i dont ever say tuc-sun unless i try and upset jocelyn. I know the right way
Please look up the correct pronunciation
The Spanish name of the city, Tucsón [tukˈson], is derived from the O'odham Cuk Ṣon [tʃʊk ʂɔːn], meaning "(at the) base of the black [hill]", a reference to a basalt-covered hill now known as Sentinel Peak.
Toooosohn
The biggest don’ts of visiting Tucson is don’t bother visiting Tucson! 😂😂😂🌵🐍🦂😂😂😂
Tombstone was a mess, it was full of trump fanatics and basically is Trumpworld not a historic town, also very touristy
Dont go to Tucson....
Thank you for not overlooking the El Charro Cafe in your video: "The Oldest Mexican Restaurant North of the Border" is one of my most vivid memories of my visits to Tucson. Not only is it the birthplace of the chimichangas, but an architectural delight where even the *bathroom* was beautiful!
I've been to Tucson twice, both times to visit my late mother. I've not only been to El Charro and Tombstone, but seen the Fourth Street Winter Festival and tried the Santa Maria tri-tip steak that Mom was so fond of.....
Tuck son is a beautiful city.