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Erik A. • July 4, 2016The introductory fees are a bit excessive; the gym is well kept and always buzzing
Val C. • July 24, 2011We have never ridden a horse before, but the Sunset ride was amazing. The cowboys were nice. The only issue we had with this was getting ahold of people to schedule it. Just keep calling.
Ted G. • March 10, 2014Along with baseball/softball fields, they've also got sand volleyball courts! And they've got a BMX track now! And they're actually running races!
Doug P. • March 29, 2012Late spring can be hot on the FR trail but if you wait until sunset the rewards are great. Fantastic views to the west and a great spot for sunset photos.
Kitty K. • January 15, 2012Enjoy the tagging and rubbish here. Don't forget all the dogs non stop barking.
Ed E. • July 26, 2015Beautiful park. Lots of walking, a great pond with a waterfall, and a good playground.
Austin T. • August 10, 2014Beautiful trails, Seven Falls is a must, especially during monsoon season.
The Ritz-Carlton • July 25, 2016A perfect spot for a hike, bike ride or dog walk. You can choose between soft or paved surfaces & distances are marked. No need to cross any streets on your walk, hike or ride. Families are welcome.
Diana R. • April 5, 2013Elvis Presley did a famous concert here in the 60s. There is a great Rodeo Museum, too!
8.0Park •3900 N. Tucson Blvd. (Tucson at Rillito River), Tucson
Carla T. • February 25, 2014Please keep your dogs on a leash! This is not a doggie park, but a great park to walk your dog.
John M. • May 20, 2010Best Sunset/Sunrise spot West of Tucson. Easy access, bring a picnic or just a camera, hike 5 minutes and be amazed by twin views.
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