31. Boxing Inc.
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (520) 882-8788
Address: 1240 N. Stone Ave.
Description: Boxing is not just for guys—think Million Dollar Baby! A great way to get fit fast, these gyms offer over 42 classes a week, including kickboxing, muay thai boxing, grappling, sparring, and mixed martial arts.. Open daily except Sun; most classes are 1 hour long. There is a monthly membership fee. Not sure if boxing is for you? You can try it for just $15—they’ll provide gloves and wrappings. Additional locations are at 2524 N. Campbell Ave. (520-795-3333) and 4165 W. Ina Rd. (520-744-7333).
32. Undisputed Fitness And Training Center
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (520) 882-8788
Address: 1240 N. Stone Ave.
Description: This large gym with cardio equipment, weights, boxing ring, boxing bags, and wrestling mat specializes in boxing and kickboxing training. They also offer classes in jujitsu and an after-school youth boxing program. There is a membership fee and lots of specials; you can schedule a visit to check out the facility.
33. Cave Of The Bells
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (520) 388-8300
Description: Part of Coronado National Forest, the Cave of the Bells with its underground lake is located in Sawmill Canyon at the end of a 4-wheel-drive road on the eastern slopes of the Santa Rita Mountains. The cave entrance is gated and protected, accessible only with a key that is available in Tucson at the Coronado National Forest Supervisor’s Office, 300 W. Congress St. A $100 refundable deposit is required. Call for detailed directions or check the website.
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
35. Coronado Cave
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (520) 366-5515
Description: Located at the end of the Coronado Cave Trail (0.75 mile one-way) in Coronado National Memorial, this is a live cave with tunnels, stalagmites, and stalactites that is easy to explore. Two flashlights per person are required; helmets are optional. To enter the cave you must get a free visitor’s permit at the visitor center. Take I-10 east and exit south on Highway 90 to Sierra Vista, then south on Highway 92 to S. Coronado Memorial Drive. (From Bisbee take Highway 92 west.) Follow S. Coronado Memorial Drive 5 miles to the visitor center.
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
38. Catalina State Park
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
Description: This state park north of the city is ideal for family hikes. The elevation changes are minimal, while still offering some great views and desert scenery. Several well-marked trails can be found in the park area. The Canyon Loop Trail is a 2.3-mile loop trail from the main trailhead. It goes through some of the lower foothills of the Santa Catalinas. There are several other options, including the Romero Canyon Trail, which leads into Pusch Ridge, and the Sutherland Trail, which heads into Cargodera Canyon. (See the section on Catalina State Park at the beginning of this chapter for more information.)
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation
City: Tucson, AZ
Category: Parks & Recreation