Turquoise Trail Tucson vs Southern Arizona Attractions Usage & Stats
Turquoise Trail Walking Tour
Explore Tucson’s rich history with the Turquoise Trail app—your guide to a self-paced walking tour through the heart of Downtown Tucson. This 2.5-mile loop highlights Spanish Colonial architecture and some of the city's most historic landmarks. The route is marked by a distinctive turquoise line painted on the sidewalk.
For just $5, the GPS-enabled audio tour is available for purchase in the app.
The trail begins at the Tucson Presidio Museum, located at the northeast corner of the original Presidio San Agustín del Tucsón, founded in 1775. The app also includes a tour of the museum, featuring a reconstruction of a corner of the fort, an 1860s Sonoran Row House, and a 2,000-year-old Indigenous pithouse.
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Founded in 1999 to directly answer the question, “What is there to do in Tucson and southern Arizona,” the SAAA was founded by executives from Visit Tucson, Pima Air and Space Museum. Old Tucson, and the Desert Museum. Beginning with a modest membership of 15 attractions, this non-profit organization, whose mission is to market the regions attractions through innovative markets platforms, has grown to over 110 members. In 2004 a Passport to Attractions was developed in partnership with Visit Tucson and Pima County Attractions & Tourism to communicate the variety and quantity through a handy pocket-size guide to all of the attractions which included a map, description and savings to each attraction.
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Turquoise Trail Tucson VS. 
Southern Arizona AttractionsJanuary 18, 2026