Why the visitor center is located in the Queen Mine tour building, is beyond me. It offers a few…read morebrochures of things to see and do in town, and there is someone there to answer questions. We only visited because we were actually waiting for our mine tour to start, so we picked up some info and signed some plinko chips and placed them in the game board. Worth checking out if you are going on a mine tour, but not a necessary stop otherwise. 55/2023

The first place you will want to go when you arrive in Bisbee. They have a well stocked information…read morecenter with brochures not only about Bisbee but, the surrounding area as well. It is in the same building as the Old Mine Tour ticket office and Gift Shop. There are some nice seats to sit and relax as well as some old mine equipment as well as gems of all sorts.

Arizona 01-2024 Tony and I went to Tombstone for the afternoon and we stopped in at the Visitors…read moreCenter to get some information about Boot Hill and Tombstone Courthouse. The staff there was very helpful and there was so much information available. The Visitors Center is located in the old Cochise Bank Building and I was excited about the building itself. Recommend that you go to the Visitors Center when in Tombstone Arizona and their service is free.

The visitor's center is a place to get information about what's available for tourists in Arizona,…read moreas opposed to an expectation that it's the attraction. There's a gentleman here who is happy to answer questions and point one in the right direction. Tombstone's visitor's center had a water cooler with cups available as well (no cost to the visitor) - beats buying a bottle of water at the stores along the old town strip. The AC does not seem to work well here, so coming in to cool off may not be the best reason to stop.

One of the first places we headed to is the Sierra Vista Visitor Center. It's conveniently located…read morein town and easy to get to. I got some really good and useful information on line before we traveled there but, we wanted to pick up some additional things and talk to someone live. The staff is most friendly and helpful and they will provide you with any information you need for Sierra Vista or any of the surrounding area locations or towns. One of the better centers we have visited.

Fee free park!…read more Beautiful scenic drive, reminiscent of Bryce Canyon and the red hoodoos they have there. I'm insane and did the Big Loop (~13.5 miles, ~4.5hrs). Also camped at Bonita Campground. When I visited, they have a shuttle on Saturdays and Sundays (~9am departure) to so you can do a point to point (one way) decline hike back to your car. Rangers very friendly!

I've been here twice and each time I have visited, it is mesmerizing and I don't want to leave!…read more This place is famous for their hoodoos and amazing rock formations that will leave you speechless and in awe! And while this place is a national monument, one thing our government could do instead of all the other nonsense going on is to upgrade this place to a national park. We stopped in here after spending time at Kartchner Caverns and today the scenic drive beyond the campground was closed because of the rain and snow that came down steadily last night. And because of this and due to the amount of time we had, we did a shorter walk along the Silver Spur Meadow. This trail is very easy, well shaded and what a beautiful place to view birds! I think may have seen 15 or more species in just the short walk we did here today. I was also here about 2 years ago and did the Echo Canyon Trail to the Grotto and that was such a lovely easy hike with all sorts of cool rock formations and I enjoyed climbing around. Id like to come back and do a more strenuous hike and when I get a chance, will come back and do the Heart of the Rocks trail! Visitor center is very cool with a really nice gift shop, museum, bathrooms and very informative rangers. Parking lot can be a bit tight but more parking available down the road. I was able to get a fun stuffed sandhill crane! I could spend a lot more time here and just love this place! Great place to get a dose of nature and love how the air feels at close to 5500 feet!

Hadn't had a chance to pick up information on Arizona. Saw that there was this visitor center and…read morefigured we would at least get some info on the area. It's a bit off of the freeway and doesn't look like much. Totally surprise upon entering, the place is quite large and had a huge array of information on not only Willcox and vicinity, but the whole state. The gentleman tending the center was very friendly and knowledgeable. We ended up with an arm full of information. There is also multiple displays to look at as well.

To start I needed an ACCESS pass, which they offer at Coronado Park, if you're disabled & can prove…read moreyou are they give you a lifetime membership no cost entrance fees to over 2,000 national parks Etc... This location offers a nice hiking trail, and many other trails with beautiful mountain scenery. They have a small store with lots of information and the staff are very pleasant & helpful. There's plenty of parking, and restrooms. If your bored at home and want to get some sun, fresh air or quiet time this is your spot.

US National Memorials comprise an odd array of themes, so it's not terribly weird that we have one…read morefor a Spanish conquistador (we have two actually - also one for de Soto in Florida). Beautiful area with trails, an excellent visitor center and other features. At the very least, if you're able, hike up to the top of Coronado Peak from Montezuma Pass. It's a short hike but gains 300 feet in elevation. Good views up there. The Coronado memorial is somewhat out of the way but still easily accessible from I-10. If your vehicle has good tires, after visiting Coronado consider continuing on westward through Montezuma Pass towards Parker Canyon Lake and the town of Sonoita. It's a nice drive. 4WD not required but make sure your spare tire is in good shape.

Unfortunately, I didn't get the woman's name but she was so nice and friendly. We had a nice chat…read moreand she told us things to do in the area. There is a section of the VC about the history of Benson. Well worth the stop.

The young lady in the visitor center was knowledgeable and friendly. They offer a short film that…read morewas easy to watch. They are well stocked with brochures with trip ideas. Check out the model train it wasn't just yet running but soon. Thank you Benson !

I had a great visit to the Tucson Visitors Center ~ not only did I find plenty of brochures to…read moreutilize on my trip but the staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. They made many excellent suggestions and even gave me tips on a good location for dining. I was very pleased and pleasantly surprised by this quick stop. They have lots and lots of brochures about the area, they also sell the fun pass with coupons to various attractions and also have a gift shop to purchase items relating to Arizona, Tucson and the overall general desert area. There was parking at this location but is a bit confusing since there was some road construction going on but non the less parking was convenient and just outside the door.

From the owner: Please note, temporarily closed to in-person visitation. Please call  (520) 621-5130 or email via…read morevisitor@arizona.edu. Why pop in to the UArizona Visitor Center? Local experts with answers to questions you didn't know you had. Tons of brochures you can take to flip through later while sipping that mojito poolside. One-stop souvenirs for the grandkids, nieces, and nephews. You'll be in the heart of University of Arizona-grab a bite, snag a smoothie, check out places you'll want to revisit while you're here. Get information on other area visitor centers. On the corner of Euclid Ave. and University Blvd.

Need some info on the Catalina Mountains or Mt. Lemmon? Perhaps you just need to take a pit stop on…read moreyour way up or down the mountain. or maybe you just want to get a little souvenir of your time spent in the area. Whatever the reason, the staff and rangers here are incredibly nice and helpful. We stopped here to get some info on hiking trails initially but then ended up getting a little souvenir for the little one. They have a variety of small toys, games, and books for kids and adults. While you're here also check out the magnificent tree stump whose tree rings reveal its age span of several hundred years.

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