This walking tour covers the history of the land, people, and fort structures that played a huge part in the development of modern Tucson during the Apache Wars, America’s longest-running military conflict. This 2-hour leisurely walk is just under a mile. It will feature the adobe ruins of fort structures such as the Quartermasters Building, Officers’ Quarters, Post Barracks and the Fort Hospital. Admission to the museum is included with the tour.
Be prepared to be on your feet. No public water or restrooms are available at the museum, but the park offers fountains and public restrooms (next to the parking lot, by the Craycroft entrance).
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Visitors will walk around the adobe ruins of fort structures such as the Quartermasters Building, Officers’ Quarters, Post Barracks and the Fort Hospital.
Meet at the starting point
Go to Fort Lowell Park at 2900 N. Craycroft. Park in the main parking lot and walk down Cottonwood Lane toward the Fort Lowell Museum. Your walking tour guide will meet you at the front of the Fort Lowell Museum. He will also look for folks in the parking lot, just in case!
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From $35.00 per person