There’s so much to do on property—from spa and pool time to pickleball, golf, and great dining—all without leaving the resort! - Unwind at the Lakeside Spa & Fitness Center with a massage, facial or dry sauna. https://www.loewshotels.com/ventana-canyon/discover/lakeside-spa) - Lounge at the two heated pools and jacuzzi, with cabanas and full poolside service. - Explore multiple on-site dining options—from the Flying V Bar & Grill to casual cafés featuring incredible food led by Exec Chef Ryan Clark, a Tucson native and “Iron Chef Tucson” winner known for bold Southwest flavors and locally inspired cuisine. (https://www.flyingvrestaurant.com/) - Enjoy a casual game of pickleball or a friendly tennis match, all set against stunning Catalina Mountain views. - Take in the scenery on the award-winning Tom Fazio-designed golf courses, featuring 36 holes of championship golf, dramatic desert landscapes, and ideal playing conditions year-round.
Just a few miles from the resort, this is the premier destination for experiencing the Sonoran Desert's beauty with accessibility in mind. What to do: Experience a diverse living desert filled with towering saguaros, seasonal waterfalls, and rugged canyon walls. Hiking: Choose from over 30 miles of trails. Popular options include the challenging hike to the cascades of Seven Falls or the scenic Phoneline Trail which offers expansive views of the canyon floor. Accessible for All: The Sabino Canyon Crawler is an open-air electric shuttle that provides a narrated, one-hour tour along paved roads deep into the canyon. It features hop-on, hop-off privileges at nine stops, making the scenery accessible to everyone regardless of hiking ability.
A 10-acre National Historic District built by renowned artist Ettore "Ted" DeGrazia. What to do: Explore the unique adobe architecture, including the Mission in the Sun chapel, and view permanent collections of Southwestern art. The grounds themselves are a work of art, hand-constructed with native desert materials.
Downtown Tucson offers a vibrant mix of historic charm and modern, colorful street art that perfectly captures the city's unique, creative energy. Highlights include the iconic Hotel Congress, known for its Southwest Deco murals and historic charm, and downtown's expansive collection of murals, including the famous "Greetings from Tucson" postcard art.