Kino Sports Complex pickleball courts
Public courts · Tucson · AZ
Courts: 20 outdoor, lighted · Year-round
$10 court, 1 hr
Rideable year-round at dawn, but midday summer heat is dangerous. Trails are open sunrise to sunset.
Pima County lists no fee for the park’s trails or the Sweetwater trailhead.
Saguaro singletrack on Tucson’s west side.
Pima County’s 20,000-acre Tucson Mountain Park and the neighboring Sweetwater Preserve hold about 62 miles of shared trail among the saguaros, from Sweetwater’s smooth, well-kept loops to rockier Starr Pass and Brown Mountain. It is Tucson’s go-to winter riding, about 20 minutes from downtown. Advanced riders should save a day for Mount Lemmon, where shuttled descents drop from pines to cactus.
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Regular shuttles up Mount Lemmon, guided rides and trip planning, with rental bikes from partner shop Earlybird Bikes.
East-side Specialized and Salsa dealer with a full service shop.
Local club with trail info, including the Fantasy Island network.
Tucson Off-Road Cyclists and Advocates, a good source on Mount Lemmon trails before you go.
“Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.
Epic Rides’ round-the-clock desert relay north of Tucson, with a tent city called 24 Hour Town.
Round 2 of the Mountain Bike Association of Arizona enduro series, based at Molino Basin on the Catalina Highway.
Boutique lodge at 7,700 ft in Summerhaven, handy for Mount Lemmon days.
Resort and spa in the Catalina foothills with mountain views.
Historic downtown hotel with Club Congress and several bars.
Pueblo-style boutique hotel in central Tucson.
Dense saguaro forest and scenic drives just north of Sweetwater.
Part zoo, part botanical garden, inside Tucson Mountain Park.
Summer chairlift rides at Mount Lemmon Ski Valley, with Cookie Cabin pizza and cookies nearby in Summerhaven.
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Within about 40 miles: other things to do, places to camp and the winter side.
Public courts · Tucson · AZ
Courts: 20 outdoor, lighted · Year-round
$10 court, 1 hr
State park · Santa Catalina Mountains · AZ
Sites: 120 with water and 20/30/50-amp electric · Oct – Apr
$50 site/night
Santa Catalina Mountains · AZ
957 ft vertical · 21 trails · 180″ snow/yr
Lift from $73