Tucson, what to do with 4 kids?
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Sarah, take them to see one of the funny shows at The Gaslight Theater. Afterwards, you can eat right next door at Little Anthony's which is a great 50's style restaurant that serves very good burgers, pizza, shakes, and sundaes. Another child friendly restaurant is Hidden Valley Inn which is reminiscent of the old west. They have an enormous hand carved miniatures display that depicts live in the old west. They serve very good ribs, burgers, steaks, etc. You can take a tram ride or hike through Sabino Canyon, visit Mission San Xavier del Bac, and the Desert Museum. You could also take a day trip to Tombstone of old west fame, or Bisbee, which is a very quaint old copper mining town.
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We visited our in-laws in Tuscon last March, with kids ages 12 & 8. One of the highlights of the trip was a visit to Sabino Canyon. There is a train/tram that stops all along the way, and you can get off/on anywhere. Kids loved it. The movie Blazing Saddles was filmed there in part. Beautiful scenery and photo opps. There's also a great restaurant near there but I can't remember the name of it, billed as a classic old west sort of place. Also, I second the person who said take a horseback ride in the foothills. We did a sunset ride and it was fantastic.
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You may want to consider Saguaro National PArk. They have Cacti that are 50 feet high and over 100 years old.
http://www.nps.gov/sagu/
http://www.nps.gov/sagu/
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Sarah - February is a busy time in Tucson, especially with the Gem and Mineral Show. It can be hard to find places to stay. Lots of great resorts/hotels. If you want a condo or house you should check on web through places like cyberrentals.com or 10kvacations.
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Feb 9th, 2007 03:55 PM