Tucson - March
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Some good ideas above, but I'd leave the casinos for evening when the daytime weather is as nice as it can be in March.
If you enjoy gardening, the Tucson Botanical Garden is very nice and has a special butterfly exhibit on now. Tohono Chul park might also interest you.
If you enjoy gardening, the Tucson Botanical Garden is very nice and has a special butterfly exhibit on now. Tohono Chul park might also interest you.
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Sabino Canyon, the Desert Museum, St Xavier Mission, and ballgames are all good suggestions for local activities. Tubac is away from Tucson but fun for unique shopping and fun art galleries. Titan Missle on Duval Mine Road in Green Valley is often highly praised for being a worthwhile stop. It is especially good if you like (or remember)history from the 60's. It is an hour tour. The Mexican border and Nogales is a little over an hour from Tucson so that also is an option, but passports are needed to return as of 1/1/08. Suggestions could be more appropriate if you had specific activities you enjoy doing. U of A offers many museums and exhibits also if you are into the arts. The weather will be one of the best features in March. How far are you willing to travel in the area as well as if you would like indoor or outdoor activities will give you more specific pursuits.
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Tucson
~ Saguaro National Park (A Must!)
www.nps.gov/sagu/
~ Kitt Peak National Observatory
www.noao.edu/kpno/
Also:
Tombstone (about 1 1/2 hrs. South)
~ www.tombstoneaz.com
Bisbee (30 minutes past Tombstone)
~ www.queenminetour.com
~ Saguaro National Park (A Must!)
www.nps.gov/sagu/
~ Kitt Peak National Observatory
www.noao.edu/kpno/
Also:
Tombstone (about 1 1/2 hrs. South)
~ www.tombstoneaz.com
Bisbee (30 minutes past Tombstone)
~ www.queenminetour.com





