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Product Description “We love Tucson but it might be hard to come up with 100 things we think are best. Good thing Travel Writer Clark Norton did it for us.” - KGUN “Clark Norton knows a thing or two, or a hundred, about Tucson.” - Ava Garcia, tucson.com Review Julius Grace reviewed 100 Things to Do in Tucson Before You Die (100 Things to Do Before You Die) 1 of 1 people found the following helpful I recommend it! August 23, 2017 I bought the book for my Airbnb apt. I like it because it's easy to read for some of my guests for whom English may be a 2nd language, and it's good for the American guests too because of the way it is organized. You can thumb through and find what you are looking for quickly whether a restaurant, or outdoor adventure, a local music venue, wildlife...the categories are in big print and laid out nicely. And it covers 100 great... Read More View on Amazon.com Add a comment View this book's reviews on Amazon.com From the Author Of the 17 or so travel guidebooks I've written, this one is my favorite. Tucson has become a special city to me, and finding 100 Things to Do here proved surprisingly easy -- in fact, I had to cut some items I would have liked to include to get it down to 100. I wrote this book so that it would appeal to Tucsonans and visitors alike. Residents of Tucson can use it as a reminder of things they'd long planned to do but had never gotten around to doing -- or, in many cases, learned about something entirely new to do here. They can also hand the book to their out-of-town guests who can then flip through it and find activities that interest them. Of course, visitors to the city, newcomers, and snowbirds -- who spend several months of the year here in winter but may not know the breadth of activities available in Tucson -- will all find the book valuable and easy to use. There's no need to plow through thousands of words in fine print to find the places you want to go and see -- each "thing" gets one page and you can tell instantly if it's right for you. Categories include food and drink, music and entertainment, sports and recreation, history and culture, and shopping and fashion. There are also tips for making the best use of many of the attractions as well as suggested itineraries for families, special occasions, "rough and ready" activities, and more. I hope you'll enjoy reading this guide as much as I enjoyed writing it! From the Inside Flap Surrounded by mountains, bathed in desert warmth and steeped in Old West history, Tucson conjures up images of towering cacti, Spanish missions, cattle ranches, and cowboys. With its year-round sunny climate, it excels in opportunities to hike, bike, golf, and ride horses. Yet this southern Arizona city just 70 miles north of Mexico is also perched on the cutting edge of cuisine, music, public art, and artisanship -- often embellished with its own quirky styles. 100 Things to Do in Tucson Before You Die delves deep into the mix of what makes Tucsonans love their home and visitors long to return: its Sonoran Desert ambiance, its bubbling cultural stew, its lively festivals, its dynamic melding of frontier and future. Whether you seek the best and most authentic in Tucson food and drink, music and entertainment, sports and recreation, history and culture, or shopping and fashion including a host of hidden gems youll find it in this informative, easy-to- peruse guide. From the Back Cover Surrounded by mountains, bathed in desert warmth and steeped in Old West history, Tucson conjures up images of towering cacti, Spanish missions, cattle ranches, and cowboys. With its year-round sunny climate, it excels in opportunities to hike, bike, golf, and ride horses. Yet this southern Arizona city just 70 miles north of Mexico is also perched on the cutting edge of cuisine, music, public art, and artisanship -- often embellished with its own quirky styles. 100 Things to Do in Tucson Before You Die delves deep into the mix
