From splash pads at your neighborhood park to day passes at hotels, here's a list of places to cool off in the water this summer in Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana and Pima County.
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- Kaitlyn Wright Arizona Sonoran News
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Marana is now home to the largest public recreation center in the Tucson area.
- Ella Sabel Arizona Sonoran News
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The hot Tucson summer is around the corner and that means swim team is, too.
- Marc Humphrey
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On Saturday, February 22, the SaddleBrooke Hiking Club had seventeen hikers participate in the 13th Annual MOVE ACROSS TWO RANGES Event. This …
- Lyn Moreno
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SaddleBrooke Swim Club is again offering free swim clinics to residents this spring. The “Let’s Swim” clinic focuses on improving stroke techn…
- Mitch Lane
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The SaddleBrooke Table Tennis Club is holding an Open House on Sunday, February 16 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Rincon Room in the MountainVie…
- Noelle Minck
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The Masters swimming community thrives on dedication, camaraderie, and a shared love for the water. For the SaddleBrooke Swim Club (SBSC), ach…
- Arlene Daigle
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Bruce Landeck arrived in SaddleBrooke five years ago as a fit 73-year-old. He joined the SaddleBrooke Hiking Club to find like-minded people w…
- Lori Anderson
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Four members of the SaddleBrooke Hiking Club conducted maintenance of the Oracle section of the Arizona National Scenic Trail on Wednesday, Oc…
- Noelle Minck
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I first met Theresa Ashton behind the starting blocks at the 2023 Polar Bear Swim Meet at the University of Arizona pool. Her competitive spir…