Do it! We did a 3-day trip to Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon. Every detail was well beyond even…read moreour most optimistic expectation. If you think you might want to go with Jeff and his company, don't just think it - do it. Worth every cent and every minute!

Went on a Bisbee trip which included a museum tour, lunch and mine tour. It was very informative,…read morethe timing of tours was excellent, The tour was well organized and gave us a full day of exploring. I highly recommend.

What an excellent tour for art lovers and history lovers! Tom was a fabulous guide who was…read moreknowledgeable, patient, interesting and fun. It was a terrific way to show a special part of Tucson to our Alaska family!

Tom m, our tour/history guide and driver extraordinaire was UH MAZE ING! This was such a fun and…read moreinformative tour I'm going to take it every single time I have out-of-town guests. I would also recommend this tour even if you've lived in Tucson for 20+ years. The stories, the history, the history, the idea triggering moments for things to do in and around town just blew my mind! Murals, murals and more murals and the stop at the train station.... WOW! Fun ideas for date night or time with friends or even rolling solo. I was absolutely blown away by this amazing tour and I highly HIGHLY suggest you check it out as soon as you can. Time flies because you are having so much fun! Also, you have got to check out his podcast, https://www.lifealongthestreetcar.org/ Tom interviews Tucsonans who are movers and shakers in town and make this place such an exciting and interesting place to live and visit.....

Had a great 2 hour ride with Denver. This was everything we expected. Riding nose to tail. I've had…read morehorses and have been riding longer than these guides have been around and they were great! Denver did a great job instructing riders on how to "steer" their horse, move their horse and properly ride their horse up a hill and down a hill. There were 10 riders in all. Of course, there was a bit of dust from time to time so the slight breeze was helpful. We meant to bring bandannas but forgot. It was okay not terrible. Wearing a hat was a very good idea. This is the only company that has a permit to ride in the park. Price to ride was very reasonable. These horses are well fed and well behaved.

My 2 friends and I took the 90 minute horseback ride tour. Ari was our guide. She was FANTASTIC!!…read moreGreat personality and do much fun. The horses were perfect for each of us. It was a beautiful ride. I've done horseback ride tours in many states and this was the best one. The well trained horses and friendly guide made this the best experience!

My tulip tour was phenomenal. It had Bern on my bucket list for years and all of the expectations…read morewere satisfied.

Eric rosenberg, owner, will not respond to multiple requests from a loyal and repeat customer since…read more2006. he is refusing to address a $4046 trip that never took place. poorly planned flights by the company coupled with unavoidable travel problems made the logistics of executing the itinerary completely impossible through no fault of my own. despite the fact that i was unable to make the trip, i was more than willing to pay for the one way flight that i did use from tucson to dallas. however, none of the other prepaid services such as hotel, transportation, food and guided tours were ever rendered to me and are therefore due to me via refund, or at the very least as a future credit. i am only interested in getting what is justly due to me and the complete refusal to address me as a valuable client should raise red flags for anyone considering using this tour company. he and his company are a disgrace.

Where do I begin? This is my fifth tour and it is always better then the last. Our driver Zach is…read moremy absolute favorite. He is full of historical facts and keeps you entertained and informed the entire time. We stopped at Rune, Autumn Sage, and Callaghan and enjoy every minute. . Not only do you get a delicious lunch, tastings covered, and a souvenir tasting glass, but you also get water and snacks onboard the bus. Having someone drive so you can fully enjoy Yourself is the highlight! If you are looking to enjoy delicious Arizona wine, I recommend them 10000%

We had a great day. Rafa was an awesome guide. Having pick up and drop off service from our rental…read morewas so great.

What an amazing tour! Everyone was absolutely wonderful and covered ALOT of behind the scenes info…read moreon the hour tour. Lieutenant Dan was our guide and he was awesome! He did a great job being our guide, took time to answer questions amd kept everyone intrigued. Would definitely go back!

For my 1,000th Yelp review, I'm sharing one of the most interesting and enlightening attractions…read morevisited in Arizona. Simply fascinating... As a Westerns movie and TV fan since a kid, with almost 70 years of Cowboy flicks and episodes watching experience, from playing a cowboy, Zorro and Palladin, enjoying High Noon to Tombstone to El Dorado, as a child and an adult am enamored with America's west history, geography and wildlife. Walking up and down the Mainstreet and walking down alleys of Mescal and entering the likes of the Livery, Wyatt's cottage, the theatre, the bank or the Crystal Palace you feel the nostalgia of bygone days, and you re-live those moments today within a set composed of at least 28 studio building replicas of the golden age of Westerns. Many sets are interchangeable, some have been moved here or there, and you'll get a fascinating perspective of how it seemed to your fave actors to be pretending for us. To actually walk in the footsteps and shadows of the legends of Jimmy Stewart, Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood, Glenn Ford, and Kurt Russell, just to name a few of the many, many icons that walked these very same streets, alleys and doorways is a fascinating sensation. As you walk around, you will think back and reminisce the movie and television scenes engrained in your memory of the likes of Winchester '73, Rawhide, Tombstone, The Outlaw Josey Wales or The Quick and the Dead. You are standing in the footsteps of history. The Volunteers who walk you and educate you through this journey into movie history are unique unto themselves. Many have been here doing this for decades and have also been extras in many of the films. There are many an anecdote and insight, be it legend or true, which they bring to cinema's tales of the West. Whether you're a Western movie or TV fan or enjoy history as a whole, this is a must visit - you won't regret it.

For a different adventure, some of my friends suggested we try the turquoise trail. I never had…read moreheard of it before, but one of my friends said it is a self guided tour that you can take downtown of all the historical landmarks to learn more about the history and the beginnings of Tucson. Starting at 196 Court St., one can follow the Turquoise trail for a 2 1/2 mile loop through downtown Tucson that features some of the original historical landmarks of the city as well as historical monuments. It is clearly marked by a painted turquoise stripe that runs along the sidewalk. It begins at the Presidio Museum, located at the northeast corner of the original Presidio San Agustin del Tucson which dates back to 1775. Also, there are self-guided walking brochures available at the Presidio Museum - 196 N. Court Ave.; Tucson Visitors Center - 115 N. Church Ave; Hotel Congress - 311 Congress St. or the Marriott Hotel - 151 E. Broadway Blvd. Even though I grew up in the city, I would walk it again and again as I feel I could never learn enough about the history and roots of this city.

The walk around downtown Tucson can be enjoyable, but don't count on the Turquoise Trail. It is…read morefaded to gray in many places, seems to just end in places and is not easy to navigate.

A nice getaway! We reserved camping spot #11, and the site is on a slope. The pros about the site…read moreare you are away from people. The background is gorgeous with the pine trees and the mountain. The cons are going up and down to get camping gear from the parking area. The campsite is not recommended for the elderly or people with ambulatory challenges. Here are things to consider before camping at Rose Canyon Campground: 1. Bring a source of light (I.e., flashlight, headlight, and LED lantern light.) It's very dark at night, and there is no light source. 2. A gas camping grill. There is a fire ban during my stay. So that's mean can't BBQ and make a campfire. 3. Make a portable bathroom with a privacy tent. The campground has a vault toilet. It's a walk, and it's very dark at night. 4. Pack up on the hand sanitizer and baby wipes because there are no handwashing stations. Or you can make your own handwashing area. 5. Most important of all is to bring plenty of water. The campsite can be reserve and get info at -https://camprrm.com/parks/arizona/tucson/rose-canyon-campground/ Happy Camping!

This WAS one of my favorite campgrounds…read more While checking in at Rose Canyon Campground 9/23/22 with my reservation, I was asked to show my Senior Annual Pass. I ALWAYS have my hangtag with my Senior Annual Pass to show. Shane, at kiosk, said Recreation.gov ONLY honors Senior Lifetime Pass. Shane charged me extra $52.00 because I didn't have a Senior Lifetime Pass. My friends behind me in their car were witnessing this transaction. After my camping trip up at Rose Canyon Campground, I went to Sabino Canyon Visitor Center to inquire about why Recreation.gov changed their Senior Passes and how I had to pay an additional fee of $52.00. The employees showed me their brochure which clearly states that my Senior Annual Pass was VALID and I should have NOT BEEN CHARGED the extra fees !. I promptly notified Recreation.gov and through lengthy emails, screen shots of charges, Rose Canyon Campground Facility Manager said that I DID NOT SHOW my Senior Annual Pass to Shane and that's why I was charged!!! WOW !!! MY FRIENDS WERE EYE WITNESSES THAT I SHOWED MY HANGTAG TO SHANE !!! I know the PROTOCOL because I camp a lot and KNOW TO SHOW MY HANGTAG WITH MY SENIOR ANNUAL PASS !!! Rose Canyon Campground Facility Manager has accused me of something I did not do in order for them NOT to reimburse me for the extra fees of $52.00. *** How many SENIOR CITIZENS have they done this to ??? SHAME ON YOU ROSE CANYON CAMPGROUND FACILITY MANAGER AND SHANE FOR EXTRA CHARGES AND TREATING A SENIOR CITIZEN FREQUENT CAMPER AT ROSE CANYON CAMPGROUND IN THIS MANNER !!!