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- Опубликовано: 3 янв 2023
- Tucson Arizona fun things to do visitor attraction are awesome & you may not know about these 4k
Tucson, Arizona, six interesting places in Southern Arizona near Tucson that are awesome & you may not know about these interesting places, video resolution is 4k, HD, and SD. This video shows six places in the southwest USA that are perfect for things to do on a vacation in beautiful scenic southern Arizona, in Tucson, and less than 2 hours drive from Phoenix.
Here's the PDF map and hiking info about sabino canyon....
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Here's the pdf brochure for sabino canyon......
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Here's the saguaro np hikes map in cactus forest on east side of Tucson...
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Here's a link to the pima county published walking tour guide map for murals pdf....
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These places are of interest to people of all ages and interests.
Dan captures some of these delightful surprises in a series of clips brought together to create this story about this enchanting place we were lucky enough to experience in our travels to Arizona.
Come join them and enjoy the fun of discovery, and delight at the surprises that are presented in their visits to these places.
Dan and Sandi also have a website: retirementadventuresblog.com
If you enjoy this video, feel free to go to our channel by searching on you tube for "dan noringer", and you will see a large number of other videos which are stories about people pursuing their passions. Jason is a mountain bike rider, and Missy appears on some of Jason's videos. Kathleen and Jim are Porsche enthusiasts, and Dan and Sandi are travelers full time with stories that come to them in their travels in the western USA.
There is voice over from Dan. This video is VLOG-099
If you like this video, please note that I have several other videos you may like on my channel about travel full time and hiking. Our you tube channel is ( Dan NoRinger ).... you can search on you tube using my channel name.
Channel additional information Website is ....
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Please also note, that two new channels have been started with mountain bike rides, the first features under ten minute bike rides in many exciting mountains around the western USA:
Tucson Traveling Mountainbiker, which is mountain bike rides in memorable locations spread all over the western United States....here's the link............
/ @tucsontravelingmounta...
Another channel has longer videos of 30 minutes to over 2 hours. This other channel is intended for viewing by people who are using a treadmill or stationary exercise bike while they exercise to provide an interesting view of mountain biking while exercising. The name of this channel is:
Extended Bike Rides
/ @extendedbikerides
More than one video is added every month to these channels, come visit and take a look, just put the channel name in the you tube search box at the top of the You Tube web page.
If you like this video, please note that I have several other videos you may like on my channel about travel full time and hiking. Our you tube channel is ( Dan NoRinger ).... you can search on you tube using my channel name.
Or, here is the link for my you tube channel ( Dan NoRinger )....
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/ @dannoringer
Channel Website is ....
retirementadventuresblog.com
I have lived at the base of the Santa Catalina's for 33 years and I concur that everything about the Sonoran desert in this area is AMAZING. Tucson alone is just lovely.
Zari: Thank you for your comment ! It's really an incredible place. I've tried to explain how/why it's so special, to some people in other areas who aren't familiar with the area, but words don't really convey what is so magical about the Santa Catalina mountains, and this desert valley of Tucson. Thanks again for your comment ! regards, Dan
I lived in Tucson from 71 to summer of 74, it truly is an awesome town. The AZ desert is beautiful.
Gary: Thank you for your comment ! Tucson IS an AWESOME town, and yes the desert, especially in the sping with flowering cacti, is absolutely beautiful, but it's pretty amazing all year around. I've hiked 51 of the 54 trails in the Santa Catalina mountains, and they're pretty great too! Thanks again for your comment !! Best regards, dan
This is my first video in the Six Awesome series of videos about Tucson. Depending on the reception by viewers, I may be releasing several more videos about this area. Obviously Tucson is a large complex city with lots of awesome things to see and experience, particularly in the fall, winter and spring months. Please enjoy, and let me know if you think I may have overlooked some of the best things that Tucson and the area near Tucson has to offer. regards, Dan
These are all great -- thanks for pulling it together and sharing.
Dear Matt: Thanks for the comment and compliment ! Tucson is a great place if you know what's great about it. I try to share with others what is great about the places we visit. Thanks again for the comment and kind words. Regards, Dan
Excellent video! Thanks!
Dear Hidden : thank you for your comment and your kind words ! Regards and Best wishes, Dan
There was snow today on Mt Lemon near Tucson, AZ. Thank you for making this video. 🥰😀
Guadalupe: Thank you for the comment. Yes, we did get some snow recently. Thanks again for your comment ! best regards, Dan
I’ve been to all these places at least 20 times each I live right next to the park so it’s easy for me. Plus I’m retired so I get to travel a lot. Nice video.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND WORDS. It's a pretty part of the country. I have hiked all over the Santa Catalina mountains, and loved every minute of it.
Your wonderful, awesome video made me realize one important thing: OMG, how I miss Tucson!!! Thanks for creating and posting it.
Dear Naiman: Thank you for your comment, and thank you for the compliment !! Very kind of you. Tucson is a fabulous place, especially in the winter, and there is much to miss when away from Tucson, because Tucson has so much to offer. Again, thank you for your comment and your kind words !!! regards and best wishes, Dan
@@dannoringer Yes, Dan - I would move back to Tucson in a heartbeat, but it seems like everything there has gotten prohibitively expensive lately - probably ditto for everywhere else since the pandemic. If you know of any cheap temporary places to stay while I am looking for a more permanent place to live, please let me know. As torrential rains continue to pound southern California, where I am right now, I am constantly reminded of how drier desert weather is much more suited to me. BTW - my favorite bookstore in the whole world, Bookman's, is located in downtown Tucson.
@@naiman4535 Thanks again for the comment. Yes, I agree with your assessment about the inflation of property in the Tucson area. It's very unfortunate, but our government has had some very unwise macroeconomic policies, and has created an environment for inflation with lots of spending and restrictions on supplies of energy, which is a very toxic inflationary combination. Anyway, thanks again for your comment and compliment. regards and best wishes, Dan
@@naiman4535 Thanks again for the comment and compliment !!
I’m spending the winter here in Tucson and it’s really a great place! Thanks for a great video!
Just a reminder that if you hike up to to Seven Falls you will have several creek crossings depending on the rain/snow melt.
Dear Ramblin: Thank you for the comment ! I'm working on another video that will have 6 additional places. Yes, Tucson is an AWESOME place indeed, especially if you enjoy hiking in the desert mountains. We've got 'em ! Thanks again for the comment ! Regards, Dan
San Xavier mission wasn't worth mentioning? It is a must see!.The guides into Collasal Cave system is amazingly cool. Titan missile museum is super cool. Oldt Tucson movie set just west of town. Tucson is a fun city.
jay: thank you for your comment ! San Xavier was very much worth mentioning, but I had to pick 6 because of the name. Yes Colossal would also be an excellent choice, and certainly th3e Titan missile museum IS super cool, and the Tucson movie set, are also excellent choices. They will most certainly be in episode 2 or 3 of the series, because as you say, Tucson IS a fun city, and there are so many things to do. Again, Thank you very much for your comment, I completely agree that these are certainly desitinations which are worthy, and will be included in a future video. regards and best wishes, Dan
Karchner Caverns
@@emnurse2056 Dear emnurse: Thank you for your comment. You are right. Karchner is excellent. I will include it in a future video ! Again, thanks for your comment. Regards, dan
@@dannoringer Well, it’s not exactly in Tucson, so I understand why you didn’t include, but when someone mentioned Colossal Cave, I felt Kartchner is far superior, and if I remember correctly was discovered by a U of A student
@@emnurse2056 Dear em: Thank you for your comment. I think both Colossal cave and kartchner are excellent cases. Certainly Kartchner is an amazing cave and a great way to spend an afternoon visiting it. I assure you that Kartchner will be in one of my (near) future videos. One of the issues I may have though is that Kartchner doesn't allow cameras inside the cave, and my style of producing is that I like to show my viewers some of the interesting "stuff" associated with any given venue. Maybe kartchner would provide a waiver for a video like this, since it's to inform the public about the venue, but I'm just guessing on that speculation. Anyway, I'll find out, and if they will allow it, then you can bet that I'll be including Kartchner in one of the next few videos. Thank you again for your comment. regards, Dan
Thank you for this! My fiancé and now want to go the air and space museum!! This was very helpful Dan🎉
Jake: Thanks for the comment. I really enjoyed my time at the museum, and i hope you will too ! It's a very unique place, and there's a lot to see. Again, thank you for your comment !! regards, Dan
Great Video! I'm subscriber number 439. Thx
Thanks for the comment, and thanks for the subscription !!! Every sub helps !!! Thanks again, regards, Dan
While in Tuscon, visit "Saguaro Corners" Restaurant on the way out of East side Saguaro National Park. Top Notch Margaritas, great Whiskey selection, rotating local taps, delicious food! Window seating to view bird feeders and javelinas that frequent there! Gorgeous views of the mountains and desert scenery on the patio. Heaters are available for chilly days during the winter, and misting fans for those hot summer days! Nice finish to a beautiful day at the Park!
Thank you for your comment ! Always interested to learn about more nice places to visit in Tucson. Thank you. regards, Dan
Dan very well done I Winter in Green Valley AZ and love Tucson
Dear Andy: Thank you for your comment ! Green Valley (and Tucson) are great places to winter, there is no doubt of that. I appreciate your comment and your compliment. Thanks again. regards, Dan
THANK YOU.
Hi: Thank you for your comment. You're welcome, I'm glad you liked the video. I'm planning on doing more videos on Tucson this winter. Thanks again for your comment ! Best regards, Dan
I am new to Tucson and this is awesome! I had no idea this area had so much to see. Thank you for sharing this information!!!
Dear Missy: Thank you for your comment. The hardest part of making this video is that I had to choose from so many awesome things to see. I plan to release at least a couple more episodes of the awesome things about Tucson, maybe more. Some of the other commenters have suggested some wonderful choices, which I had to pick from. Finally I had to finish the video and publish, even knowing that there were so many other equally awesome choices that I could have made. So, stay tuned, there will be more videos coming out about Tucson's awesomeness. Thanks again for the comment and for your kind words. regards, Dan
I was just in Tucson a few weeks ago. I wish I had seen this video! I hiked in saguaro national park and it was a great time. I am definitely making it a point to get back to that city soon and check out some of these awesome places. Thanks!
Jeff: I'm glad my video could help you in some small way. Thank you for th ecomment, and I will be releasing another video also about Tucson later this week, which you may find helpful. Thanks again for the comment. regards and best wishes, Dan
Thank you
Thank you for your comment. I'm pleased that you enjoyed my video, and you are quite welcome. Again, thank you for your comment!!! regards, Dan
Really well done and informative! Thank you for posting this.. coming there March-April 2023 and will hit all these places I hope.
Randy: Thank you for your comment and for the compliment. Stay tuned, I'm going to do another video about Tucson, and these will six additional good plances and things to see for visitors as well. I hope you enjoy your visit. Tucson is a very special ancient place. If you have any questions about the area, I'd be glad to help field them for you. Best wishes, Dan
I just started exploring Aizona recently in the last few years. Have now been to Flagstaff/Sedona, the Grand Canyon and the surrounding area, and other places. but I have have to make southern Arizona the next place I go. Thank for the video. Arizona has got to be the most underrated state in the US.
Absolutely. I agree, that Arizona is excellent and amazing and quite interesting to say the least. regards, Dan
Very nice!
Dear Siren: Thank you for your comment and your comliment. It was a lot of fun making this video about a place that is near and dear to my heart. The hardest part of making this video was picking the awesome 6, out of so many that qualify. I could have picked any six out of a very large pool of awesome places to visit/things to do. It will make the production of future episodes about Tucson so very easy for no shortage of other things to write about. Thanks again for your comment and the kind words. REgards, Dan
How timely to have found this video and your channel. I am in the middle of planning a NM/AZ road-trip (coming from San Antonio, TX) and was planning on visiting Tucson for the first time. This was very helpful! Thanks you!
Dear apeel: Thank you for the comment and compliment !! I hope you enjoy your visit. If you like taking walks and hikes, you will find the weather helpful. I'm glad I could help in some way. I'm going to release another video about Tucson toward the end of the week which will have information that may be helpful for you. Thanks again for your comment and compliment !!
@@dannoringer I have subscribed and turned notifications on, so looking forward to the next Tucson video. I plan on spending 2-nights in Tucson. Also, I checked out your 6-sites around Albuquerque, and since I am going there also, that was very helpful as well! Thanks again!!
@@apeel2008 Dear Apeel: Thank you for your kind words and the comment. I will be releasing another video within the week on Tucson. Again thank you for your compliement. regards, dan
Great video!!!!
Jim: thanks for your comment and thanks for the compliment. I'm delighted with the reception, and that tens of thousands of people would spend their time watching the video. I think the format is easier to watch, and it makes more sense to more people than the way that I used to publish videos on this channel. Anyway, thank you again. Regards, Dan
I think you have hit the big time!
@@kkendler8570 My recent success has humbled me. regards, Dan
Biosphere and there's a really good botanical gardens in the middle of town too. Also, both the Catalina scenic highway and Biosphere have apps that give you a really good guided tour.
Capt: Thank you for your comment. That is very helpful and useful information. I didn't know about either of the apps, but I'll take a look at that. Thanks again for your comment !! regards, Dan
I would add to the list the Degrazia Gallery in the Sun museum.
Thank you for your comment. That sounds like a good one to add to the list. Again, thank you for your comment !!! regards, dan
Catalina State Park, Biosphere 2, Old Tucson, Madera Canyon, Titan II Missile Museum, Tohono Chul, Reid Park Zoo, the numerous museums around the University of Arizona, Tucson Village Farm, "A" Mountain, the list goes on...
jason: Thank you for your comment ! I will include these destinations in a future episode. I agree that these are certainly worthy destinations to use for a "best of Tucson". Again, thank you for your comment. Best regards, dan
@@dannoringer looking forward to the next video! 👍
@@jasontaylor6495 Jason: Thank you for your comment and thank you for the kind compliment !!! I'm currently working on a video about Albuquerque, but the next one after that will be about more awesome things about Tucson. Thanks again for the kind compliment. regards and best wishes, Dan
Thank you Sir!!!
realdeal: Thank you for the comment ! Glad you enjoyed the video. regards, Dan
Are you from Tucson? I have lived here since Y2K and have been everywhere you suggest but have not yet done the Mural Chase - now I must go this coming weekend. Love this!
Hello Andrea: thank you for your comment ! Yes, sort of I'm from Tucson. We are originally from the midwest. But I had a life changing event, and we sold our house and decided to travel all of the time. We have rented a house in Tucson off and on for 11 years now. I've hiked almost all of the 54 trails on the Santa Catalina mountains, and several in the other mountain ranges as well, and we've done a lot of the touristy things here in TUCson, and all over southern Arizona. So, I feel like Tucson is my new home away from my old home. There is so much to do here in southern Arizona, it's enough to keep you busy just trying to do it all. It's a great place here. Thanks again for your comment. Best regards, Dan
I can appreciate the effort put into the constant editing and information given. Making videos is hard. I have been going further out so that I can fly my drone. Cienega creek, Chiva falls, there is that castle on the hill near Vail.
Air: Thanks for the comment !! Yeah, it takes me the better part of two weeks to edit these videos and add narration. There's some good area for droning down near Vail. I've done some myself. Thanks again for the comment !!!
Thank you, Dan! It's saterday, I'm a bit board and need something to do.
Dear Joseph: Well, by all means, enjoy my videos if you're bored. I have 90 videos on my channel, and some are pretty good. Just kidding. Seriously, thank you for your comment. Regards and best wishes, Dan
Dear Lord Richardson: Thank you for the comment ! Having spent the last 10 years wondering around and exploring places in the western USA, I've learned that the west is the best if you like interesting geologic structures such as mountains and canyons, and Arizona definitely has it's share of the good stuff, and then some for sure. Too many people miss out, because they don't recognize how the west is like a whole other planet, unique and wonderful. Again, thank you for your comment and I hope you also enjoy exploring this wonderful part of America !! Please stay in touch and let me know from time to time how your explorations are going. Best wishes and Regards, Dan
Subscribed, just for a video featuring my hometown!
Colossal cave mountain park has some really nice camping that is very out of the way, and is absolutely beautiful.
Thanks for subscribing, and thanks for your comment ! i hope you enjoyed the video. Again, thanks for your comment !! regards, Dan
Good list, you might also consider Biosphere.
Thank you for your comment. Yes, excellent choice. Unfortunately, there are other very good choices. Tucson is blessed with so many choices in this regard. I plan to do more episodes of TUCSON, and certainly that will be included. Thanks for the excellent advice. Thank you again for the comment. regards, Dan
Try zion area to n.rim grand canyon toraweep ; ponerosa pines etx so many areas; u s miniture out back. Careful in tucson known for crime, beautifil area outside, nice bike trails. Feb rock show
Dear Curt: Thank you for your comment. These are all excellent suggestions, and I will definitely be including these things in future videos. Thanks again for your comment !! regards,
dan
My home! Thanks for the nice write-up!
SR-71 Blackbird! A story unto itself!
As kids, we were afforded the opportunity to scramble in and around so many of the old war planes at D.M.!!
Did you just say: "Gee-lah" monsters?!
Try "Hee-lah" monster. Sort of like saying:
"Jav-ah-leen-ah" instead of "Hav-ah-leen-ah" for the Collard Peccary!
I'll help you out here; those big cactus?
"Sa-war-oh" and not "Sa-gwar-oh".
As teenagers, we'd drive through Sabino Canyon in our cars, no charges back then.
Dear Lawrence: Thank you for your comment and compliment ! it's easy to sing the praises of a great place, and Tucson is a great place, in the valley surrounded by the mountains, it's so easy to get lost on the mountain trails, but the city has so much as well. It's an amazing place, and one that I view as my home away from home. Every time we're away, I look forward to returning. I hope that my enthusiasm came through in the video. Thanks again for the comment. Best regards, Dan
I worked on the broadcast towers on Mt. Lemmon
Which ones ? About 5 years ago, I was backpacking up on top of Mt. Lemmon, and a fellow with a truck gave me and my backpacking buddy a ride up the mountain from the chained off area by the ski slopes, and he said he worked on the towers up there. Was it you ? It was this time of year. regards, dan
I don't recall. That was 25 yrs and hundreds of towers ago. It was awesome. Coming from bottom land Alabama the mountain experience was fantastic.
I've also worked on Mt Sutro in San Francisco.
@@timesurfingalien Pete: Oh, OK, I thought you mean very recently. I was talking about five years ago. But I'll bet that your mountain experience was amazing. I know that I've been on a mountain in Alabama that was pretty neat when I was in the military training many many years ago. Thanks again for the comment. regards, dan
@@timesurfingalien Pete: Thanks for the comment. What I was talking about was on Mount Lemmon, so it must have been somebody else. It's a small world, but not that small, I guess. :-) Thanks again for the comment. Regards, Dan
All great places but you should have added BioSphere-2 to the list! Thanks!
Dear Outback: Thanks for your comment. You are right, and since you suggest it, I will include it in a future video. Thanks again for your comment ! regards, Dan
The Cardon cacti in the valley of the giants, Baha Calif. are the tallest, one is 63 feet tall.
Dear Jweb: First of all, thank you for your comment. Quoting the USA national park service, "The tallest saguaro cactus ever measured towered over 78 feet into the air." Perhaps they are wrong, but I'm the wrong one to ask. Again, let me thank you for your comment. Best regards, Dan
Add the Biosphere north of Tuscon and the Minuteman silo just South of the city. Great video.
Wes: Thank you for your comment and your compliment. I will include these two suggestions into a subsequent episode. I agree that these are quite worthy of inclusion. Thanks again for your comment and suggestion. Regards, Dan
Note its snowed in in winter
Therese: Thank you for your comment. Yes at 9,400 feet, we have received snow on many years past. Thanks again for your comment. regards, Dan
I have lived in Tucson before and know of these great places. The narrator needs to work on his speaking skills. 16:26
Dear Maccasey: Thank you for your comment. I am always trying to work on my narrating and speaking skills, which I am sure are far from perfect. But I'm slightly confused as to what gaffe that I made attempting to narrate at 16:26(min:sec elapsed time on video) Unless I'm mistaken, that is just one second before the end of the video, and I had already finished the narration, and as far as I can tell, there isn't any voice track at that moment. Please tell me where my gaffe is located so I can work on doing a better job next time. Thanks again for noticing and pointing out my mistake. I strive for mistake free narration and editing, but it's not easy. Regards and best wishes to you, Dan
Dear Annie: Thank you for your comment. Please watch episode 2 of the 6 Awesome things near Tucson video, and let me know if you find the same narrating gaffe, and please let me know, I would very much like to know if I'm making this mistake repeatedly. Thanks again for your comment, I strive to do the best i can at providing quality videos. Thanks again. Regards, Dan
Mmmm sonoran dogs 👁🗨 💋 👁🗨
Dear Mind: Thank you for your comment, and yes, Sonoran dogs are the cats meow. Not sure if ti's the bacon wrap or the picodegallo that I like the most about them. i guess it's the combo. Not healthfood, but for sure soul food. :-) regards, dan
WHO NEED D.C WHEN I GOT TUCSON?.
Adam: Thank you for your comment. I couldn't agree more !!! I'll take Tucson any day. Thanks again for your comment !! regards, Dan
Good video, but it would hold viewers' attention better if it was 8 minutes long instead of 16 minutes.
Ken: Thank you very much for your comment. I think that you are spot on, that shorter videos would probably do better. But it's very hard to cover 6 subjects, each with only about 3 minutes each, and at 8 minutes, you're talking about 1 minute each. To convey so much information in 1 minute will take a lot more work. If the pay was better, I could spend more than the 2 weeks on each video that I currently spend. But I will take your suggestion as a challenge on my next video to reduce the duration by 10 or 15%, or 4 or 5 minutes. Thanks again for the great suggestion !!! Regards, dan
@@hlw1306 Dear HLW: Thank you for your comment !! I especially appreciate that you enumerated the things that you liked about the video, and that you didn't like. That there wasn't anything that you didn't like is also good, although it's harder to improve if you don't know what people really don' t like. But I guess if there isn't anything, then that's a good sign, that I'm getting closer to my goal. Yes, I really do know what you mean about video that spare the viewer looking at the producer's crazed expressions or watching them doing innane or ordinary things that the viewer could care less about watching. I also have learned from watching the works of other producers, and it seems there are many bad habits out there to be avoided, that most producers doing travel videos don't appreciate or fully understand. I try to explain what the video is about with a friendly greeting that only lasts for a few seconds, and then on with the subject matter, which is what the viewer came to this video to consume. I have had other viewers complain about the length of the video lasting 16 minutes, but with each of 6 segments being an average of 3 minutes each plus or minus, it's pretty difficult to provide enough content or information to fully cover the segment topic in less time than I used here, so much for my problems. His point is that everybody would like to get the most information in the shortest amount of time, and I'm like most people in that regard. So my goal in the future in these videos is to make each segment as close to 2 minutes as possible without cheating the topic, but I mean you really should see what I have left on the cutting room floor, it's a shame. But it's important to stay on topic and be focused, and viewers do appreciate that discipline. So that is what I strive to achieve. Anyway, thanks again for your comment, it was very helpful feedback. Best regards, Dan
@@hlw1306 Thank you for your comment. Yes indeed, if only. :-) Thanks again for the comment. Regards, Dan
@@hlw1306 HLW: Again, let me thank you for your comment !! Again you provide very useful information to me as I get VERY LITTLE feedback, unfortunately, and what I do get I cherish. THANK YOU !! About snakes, gila monsters, and other creepy crawly things that you (and most people) would rather not deal with... These creatures are what are called cold blooded creatures, meaning that their body temperature is controlled by their environment. Unlike humans, these creatures do not have internal controls on their body temperature. Consequently, these creatures hibernate starting when the outside temperature average drops below about 80 degrees farenheit. This normally occurs in Tucson sometime around the second week of November, and the temperature begins to average above 80 degrees Farenheit after about the third week of March, although most snakes aren't fully active until a couple or three weeks after that date, or about mid-April every year. So my wife and I travel to Tucson about the 2nd week of November every year, and we leave for the northwest about the second week of April the following year, spending the "so called" winter months in Tucson, where it is normally about 65 degrees F. to about 75 degrees F, and there are no bugs, no Scorpions, no Snakes, no Tarantulas, and no gila monsters, nor any other creepy crawly creatures out and about. As far as the heights goes, the Tucson valley is at about 2,500 feet plus or minus, and the mountains vary from about 5,000 up to about 9,000feet above sea level. If you have any other questions about Tucson, I've spent time over the last ten years here, and I know a bit about this area, and I'd be glad to answer any other questions that you may have about this wonderful area. Again, thank you for your comment. Regards and best wishes, Dan
@@dannoringer I liked the longer video!
Dislike AZ,I live in Tucson.Horrible city,people are mean,weather is mean,govt is mean.Jesus loves you.
William: Thank you for your comment. For sure Tucson has it's issues, hard to disagree with you, and yes, Jesus does love us. thanks again for the comment. Regards, Dan
@@irfansheikh9097 I think William is trying to make a joke. Regards, Dan
Excellent video and information.
I gave a thumbs up 👍 and subscribed 👍
Scrambler: Thank you for the comment and compliment and thank you for subscribing and for the thumb. I really enjoyed making this video, because it's a home away from home, we've spend parts of more than ten years in the Tucson area, and have learned so much about the area and all the things to love about it. The hardest things about making this video is all of the excellent and interesting things that I had to leave out of the video because the area is so rich in choices. Again, thank you for your interest, and if you have any questions, I'd be delighted to attempt to answer them. Again, thanks for the comment. regards and best wishes, Dan
@dannoringer thanks Dan, I plan to full time RV later this year.
I will be Bienge watching your earlier video.
@@Scrambler85 Scrambler: Thank you for your comment !! I hope you will have a good time full time RV-ing. Where will you be going ? I have published about 100 videos, and you are welcome to enjoy as many as you choose. I have also published on the channel "Tucson traveling mountainbiker", and "extended bike ride", if you like. Thanks again for the comment, and have a good time roaming and watching. regards, and best wishes, Dan