We did a short walking tour and visited the pop up martini bar of the new upgraded Presidio tonight…read more- it has some beautiful upgrades with new benches, murals, and walking path areas! There's also a great view of the tallest mural in Arizona here!

We love museums and this one is great. It tells a story of Old Tucson. A really good visitor Center.read more

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.

The Chepe Express is a great trip with staggering vistas and amazing viewpoints, with excellent…read moreside trips and experiences. It is not a luxury cruise. It is not a new, high speed train. It ambles along with a shimmy and shake through beautiful scenery over remarkable terrain. Side trips are in rural areas with rough, often dirt, roads. We appreciated the small, rather rugged, touring vans. That being said it is worth every shake and bump. CBX is a GREAT crossing. (I recommend staying in San Diego rather than Otay Mesa as there are very limited services, like restaurants, available.) TIJ is a beautiful, modern, efficient airport. LMM is also a fine airport and the guide(s) had us on our way in no time. The guide and drivers were knowledgeable, personable and professional. Full of details and history each excursion was a delight. Helpful and concerned, our guide followed up and worked through a medical emergency in the group. It was not a foodie experience. The included meals were adequate though uninteresting for the most part. We enjoyed the whole experience.

This is not a review of the canyon, hotels, restaurants or train. Only Copper Canyon Mexico…read moreSpecialists. The trip is amazing and should be on everyone's bucket list. Just don't use CCMS. Below is my description by email to CCMS after the trip. Their response was I should have read the fine print which gives them the right to change anything on the trip. I want to clarify that a phone call was made 3 days before the trip and were assured that the travel days would be in a luxury tour bus with a restroom. I also want to clarify that every person on this trip complained about the van from day 1 until the end. From my email: The description of the trip clearly states that we will be traveling on a deluxe coach bus for the duration of our trip (except for train travel days). Instead of a deluxe coach bus we were traveling in a small Sprinter van with 15 people on the tour, a tour guide and a driver. It was crowded and very uncomfortable. Some of the seats didn't even have access to a window so these people were not even able to see the scenery. My husband, who is 6'3", couldn't fit his legs between his seat and the seat in front of us. He had to sit sideways with his legs in the aisle sometimes for 8 hours at a time. The Sprinter was also a very rough ride. All of the people who wore step trackers were "tracking" thousands of steps while sitting in the van due to the bouncing and rough ride. My personal best was 17,000 steps while never actually walking. Also, being in a small van versus a deluxe coach bus meant we didn't have access to a restroom. Of course, this was uncomfortable and stressful since we never knew when we would be stopping for a restroom break. Our guide was not proactive in planning stops. We normally had to ask and then it could be an hour or more before the stop was feasible. My husband and I had been planning this trip for years and were very excited. The travel in the Sprinter van basically ruined this trip for us. We were uncomfortable in the seats. Uncomfortable not having access to a restroom. Disappointed in the false advertising for the trip transportation descriptions. The group complained about the van from the very beginning of the trip. We were told the night before we were to leave that we would not have a bus but would be in this small van instead. As you can imagine, everyone was upset and was asking for answers to why this change had been made. We never received an answer but were given some vague promises of a deluxe coach bus being delivered to us somewhere along the route. Guess when this happened? On the very last day after we crossed the border. So we were on a bus (which was wonderful) for about 3-4 hours. I estimate we spent 40-50 hours in the van. Our tour guide also suggested that we "switch around seats" after stops. Why would this help? All the seats were horrible. All were uncomfortable. Every other tour group we crossed paths with had a deluxe tour bus including another CCMS tour group. It became a joke to stand beside other tour groups buses and talk about how wonderful their trip must be compared to ours.

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

Rafa, our tour guide was awesome! He's very knowledgeable & was friendly. He made the experience…read morefun & memorable! He picked us up on time & drove us back home safely. The shuttle was super clean & comfortable. The snacks and water were a life saver! We'll be definitely coming back and request him again!

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.

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.

My family of four had a stupendous time on our e-bike tour through Saguaro National Park. Our…read moreguide, Jeff Carter, was fun, informative, and most importantly, kept us safe as we navigated the roads/trails. Riding a bike through the park is a wonderful experience, and e-bikes make it possible for an average person to do the whole ride, hills and all, with ease. There is really nothing else like it, and it's an experience one doesn't soon forget.

Great outfit to bike through the Saguaro National Park East and our guide John was…read moreoutstanding....thoughtful, knowledgeable and very friendly. It's very unique due to it being a 9 mile loop (shared with cars, but they do not go fast) and stops along the way. John shared just the right amount of information......personally, too much takes away the experience, and was very helpful with the bike. E-bikes are the only way to manage the hills and it's easy. They do provide "backpacks" attached to the bike for water or other items. We had a beautiful day.

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!

Our Special Olympics group has used Mt View tours many times over the years. Dodie and her team…read morehave been wonderful working magic to get us where we need to go. Recently we weren't able to get a reservation because a bus wasn't available. Less than a week later we had a bus due to a cancellation. On a recent trip, we had bus trouble and our driver Joe fixed it and got us back to Tucson safely. The drivers are exceptional, caring, kind, easy to work with. The office staff is great and try very hard to accommodate our needs. Thank you Mt View for your relationship with our group over the years

I spent nearly $18,000 with Mountain View Tours....when problem(s) with their service was brought…read moreto the owner Greg, he refused any accountability, yelled at me, stormed out of the room, and later took a job at my mental state because my wife has stage 4 cancer (see photos) Wire transfer attached to prove I'm a customer in the event Greg tries to claim I've never done business with them