Tucson Ebike Adventures

04/07/2026

New York Times article - out today, and we’re lucky enough to be one of the stops featured!

03/15/2026

Come tour w/us to see these multi-family up close. Sunset Tours still available Wed & Thurs!

Saguaro cacti seal each cavity with scar tissue called callus within weeks of drilling. This waterproof lining prevents infection while creating a sturdy nest chamber. The same hole that houses an elf owl in spring shelters a wren family by summer. Desert real estate works on a tight rotation schedule. [529jV]

03/12/2026

Stop here after your Tour! We still have spots left on the holiday, including (2) Sunset Tours.

It's time for Tucson's original St. Patrick's Day Party! Located at 9403 E Golf Links Rd. It's the Northwest Corner of Golf Links and Harrison.

All day Tuesday, March 17, starting at 11am, we will be serving up our famous Corned Beef Dinners and Hoagies, the best Wings in Tucson, Reubens and Burgers, hand battered Fish & Chips, and our special Guinness Chocolate Cupcakes.

Plus we have plenty of Guinness on tap, lots of Irish (and other) Whiskey, and of course, Green Beer!

Doors open at 11am so get your green on and come on down. No cover charge!

Corned Beef and all St. Paddy's food available for take out as well.

03/11/2026

Always great to see progress in our Park 👍

02/27/2026

02/17/2026

This Friday, north boundary of Saguaro NP, East a SPECIAL DARK SKIES EVENT!

Swing by and enjoy Tucson's dark skies at our upcoming Saguaro Star Party. This event will take place on February 20th, starting at 7pm and ending at 9pm, at the Desert Research Learning Center (12661 East Broadway Boulevard). Parking will be along the side of the road towards the east end of Broadway Blvd, just past the Broadway trailhead. Drop in at any time!

The star party will feature telescopes run by night sky experts from the Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association, as well as informal activities for all ages led by rangers throughout the night.
Bring your own flashlights for easier navigation. Carpooling is encouraged. For more information, please call the Rincon Mountain Visitor Center at (520) 733-5153.

02/13/2026

Great news for Arizona’s 4th Nat’l Park!

A bipartisan bill in Congress is again seeking to redesignate Chiricahua National Monument as a national park, which would make it Arizona’s fourth alongside Saguaro National Park, Petrified Forest National Park, and Grand Canyon National Park. Legislation has been introduced in both the House and Senate by Arizona lawmakers Mark Kelly, Ruben Gallego, and Juan Ciscomani.

Established in 1924, Chiricahua is known as the “Wonderland of Rocks” for its rhyolite pinnacles formed by volcanic ash and lava. The 12,025-acre monument in Cochise County attracts about 60,000 visitors a year and is deeply connected to Apache history. The proposal has support from tribal nations and local leaders, and would require collaboration with tribes to protect cultural and religious sites. If approved, Chiricahua would become the first new national park since 2020.

👉 always remember to follow the 7 principles of LNT when enjoying the outdoors. For more info https://lnt.org

01/18/2026

We’re staging in Saguaro Corners, a great place for something to eat/drink post ride!

The spirit and flavor of southern Arizona's most evocative city

12/12/2025

Coming to Southern Arizona? Check out Vist Tucson’s new re-brand and anthem-

Click here for Brand Standards Guide.​ The Tucson visitor perception we want to perpetuate: Tucson is a vibrant outdoor mecca that allows active travelers to explore off the beaten path without sacrificing the amenities of a thriving city.