Tour à vélo historique à Tucson

Aperçu

Plongez dans des barrios animés, des anciens forts à l'art moderne. Faites du vélo sur des avenues tranquilles bordées d'adobe. Découvrez le meilleur de Tucson historique, original et adapté aux vélos lors d'une visite guidée à vélo de 2 à 2 heures et demie. Parcourez environ 8 miles plats dans un endroit détendu, en petit groupe (8 max), avec un local compétent.

Ville: Tucson

Tue 19 Nov

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Ce qui est inclu

Professional guide

Bottled water

Use of bicycle & helmet

Professional guide

Bottled water

Use of bicycle & helmet

Professional guide

Information additionnelle

Des options de transport en commun sont disponibles à proximité
Convient à tous les niveaux de condition physique
Les passagers doivent mesurer entre 4'8" et 6'6" (142-198 cm) . 5' et plus recommandé. Poids maximum 260 lb.
Pas de chaussures à bout ouvert, s'il vous plaît
Désinfectant pour les mains disponible pour les voyageurs et le personnel
Équipement/équipement désinfecté entre chaque utilisation
>Hormis un arrêt toilette optionnel, cette activité est 100% plein air.

À quoi s'attendre

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Musée des transports du sud de l'Arizona

Gare historique du Pacifique Sud

Musée d'art et bloc historique de Tucson

Coeur du quartier El Presidio.

Palais de justice du comté de Pima

Peut-être le plus beau bâtiment de Tucson

Cathédrale Saint-Augustin

Le centre spirituel de la ville.

Sanctuaire El Tiradito

Point de repère du Barrio Viejo

Mercado San Agustín

Amusant, espace extérieur.

Sentier de la rivière Santa Cruz

Court trajet sur la piste cyclable "la boucle" de 55 miles.

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Commentaires (390)

overtheline2

Nov 2019

Unfortunately, the city of Tucson has eroded into an ever increasing haven for street people and aggressive panhandlers. A much safer and actually visually appealing option is renting a bike and riding the loop. If you want to see some of the historic sites in and around downtown the best option is to do it in a group with a guide.

Réponse de l'hôte

Nov 2019

Well, there are somethings to unpack in this review. 1. "If you want to see some of the historic sites in and around downtown the best option is to do it in a group with a guide." - I agree. Thanks! 2. Homeless - While there are indeed homeless people in Tucson, they are unfortunately everywhere in the USA. Tucson actually has about half the national average on a per capita basis, based on the nationwide count in January. And as far as the aggressive part goes, I strongly disagree. Everyone has different experiences, but I've never witnessed aggressive panhandling here, not once. It's usually just somebody chilling at the side of the road. Heck, I've seen homeless dudes in front of the co-op watch customers' dogs for free when they go inside to shop. I should have stopped at the Garden of Gethsmane on your tour. Sometimes I do. It is a sculpture garden made by a WWI homeless veteran who was repaying his debt to God. Homelessness is a complicated issue, lots of mental health stuff, but they are far more likely to be victims of crimes than commit them. 3. Renting a bike and riding on the Loop is indeed nice. I don't think it's more scenic necessarily than my tour route, and it certainly has less variety and no historical sites. It is an awesome resource though. That's why my tour includes a section of the Loop. 4. "Underwhelming and overpriced." I'm bummed you felt that way. Nothing I can do about the underwhelmed part. But I definitely can do something about the overpriced sentiment. If you can find a similar type of bike tour (11 miles, 2 to 2.5 hours, max 8 riders, local bakery included, a safety oriented guide that knows tons about the city) for less than what I offer on my website (tucsonbiketours), then I'd be happy to refund the difference. I always want to provided a fair value . . . cause I'm rather frugal myself! Thanks for opportunity to write . . . usually it's just a quick "thanks for the review!"

ChanMSP

Nov 2019

I went to Tuscon for a girls' weekend, we stayed out in Green Valley and getting to Houston for this tour of the city was easy. On the ride, we saw highlights of the various neighborhoods, local and historical entertainment venues, and art/shopping areas. My favorite part of the trip was the ride through the University of Arizona campus and seeing the unique architecture of the city. The Rattlesnake Bridge is kind of cool! Our guide, Jimmy, was well prepared with historical photos and commentary which made the tour very interesting. (I'm kind of analytical.) We wish we would have taken pictures so do stop and take the time to do that, if you want. All the logistics were taken care of: Text was sent day off giving details where to park for free Water and helmet were provided Jimmy was well "marked" as a tour guide and we felt completely safe on the roads

Réponse de l'hôte

Nov 2019

Thanks for the detailed review! Thanks for the photo reminder. People can definitely take time for photos so I just need to remind folks of that.

JAF_222

Nov 2019

Jimmy is excellent, easy touring, great little stories about the history of the area. Might get warm during the summer months.

Réponse de l'hôte

Nov 2019

Incorrect. It is not warm during the summer months. It is very hot. That is why I get out of dodge for the summer!