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Introduces - Tucson, Arizona

Tucson is the true Southwest: a city alive with character, history, diversity and pure charm. Hospitality isn’t just a buzzword. It’s a genuine way of life. A stunning desert setting, ruggedly handsome mountains, gently rolling hills and clear blue skies create unmatched natural beauty, geography and climate. Tucson is a fast-growing city of nearly 700,000 people. This modern metropolis is complimented by an uncomplicated way of life where bustling offices coexist with wide open spaces. More than a century of habitation in this desert valley has created a rich blend of cultures. The Hohokam (“the vanished ones”) Indians farmed the area in the first century when it was fed by a river. Then they inexplicably disappeared, later to be replaced by Pima and Tohono O’odham tribes. Spanish missionary Father Eusebio Francisco Kino made his initial visit in 1687 to what the Pima Indians called “Stjukshon,” meaning roughly, “spring at the foot of a black mountain.” The word referred to the then-flowing Santa Cruz River. The city of Tucson was founded August 20, 1775, by Irishman Hugh O’Connor, more notably known as Hugo O’Connor for his explorations for Spain. A walled presidio provided refuge for travelers and residents and was soon nicknamed the “Old Pueblo,” an endearment still used today. Spain’s claim to Tucson ended when Mexico gained independence in 1821. The Mormon Battalion took over the city in 1846 in the name of the United States, under whose flag Tucson remained except for a brief period when Confederate soldiers seized the city during the Civil War. Tucson was known as a rowdy frontier town tempered by social refinements brought by city settlers. In 1867, when the Old Pueblo was named capital of the newly formed Arizona Territory, the townspeople invested in what they hoped would become a stable community. The capital was moved north before Arizona became a state in 1912. Tucson ultimately was allowed to establish another prestigious state institution, the University of Arizona. Tucson enjoys more sunshine than any other city in the United States, about 350 days each year. Winter temperatures are mild, while summers allow for outdoor activity at any hour of the day or evening. Two rainy seasons replenish the desert landscape. Low humidity compliments sunny living for most of the year by making warm temperatures feel cooler. Destination & Conference Services, Inc. looks forward to helping you experience Tucson with true southwestern hospitality.

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AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION AND VEHICLE SERVICE A smooth and efficient airport transfer is vital to ensure a positive tone for your upcoming meeting. Our orchestration is coordinated with all departments. The front desk, bellstaff, front door attendants and housekeeping departments all know when your arrivals will take place and “welcome you.” Transfers are accommodated in late model vehicles, and your attendees are greeted at the airport by Destination & Conference Services uniformed airport greet staff. Equipped with 2-way hand-held radios, our drivers and greeters are able to maintain timely transfers while handling last minute changes.

Exclusive Airport Arrival Transfers

Uniformed airport meet and greet staff - scheduled based on client-provided manifest.

Personalized company or group signage. Late model vehicles - scheduled per client manifest. Equipment utilized based on

arrival patterns. Sky cap gratuities paid on per person formula. Two-way communication.

Exclusive Airport Departure Transfers

Uniformed resort departure coordinator. Uniformed airport departure coordinators - to greet departing guests, off load

baggage and direct guests through airport. Sky cap gratuities paid on per person formula. Departure notices $2.00 each (if delivered, a gratuity of $4.00 per room added for

bell staff) Two-way communication. Late model vehicles scheduled and utilized per client departure manifest.

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MISCELLANEOUS TRANSFERS / VEHICLE LOT Destination & Conference Services, Inc. maintains the finest equipment available. It is our goal to ensure a safe and enjoyable transfer. Our fleet includes the following:

New-Model Sedans

Sports Utility Vehicles

Stretch Limousines

11- 13 Passenger Sprinter Vans

14 - Passenger Deluxe Vans

25 – Passenger Executive Minicoaches

33 - Passenger Executive Minicoaches

42 – Passenger Executive Minicoaches

47 - Passenger Premium Motorcoaches

54 - Passenger Premium Motorcoaches

Open Air 4-Wheel Drive Jeeps

Luggage Trucks

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SIGHTSEEING TOURS HALF DAY

Guests are requested to arrive at the resort front drive fifteen minutes prior to their scheduled tour time to meet the representative from DCS. Our sightseeing tours include professional guides, event coordination, admission fees and bottled waters. Transportation is provided in late model vehicles

ARIZONA SONORA DESERT MUSEUM

The Arizona Sonora Desert Museum is considered a world-class natural history “museum”, and is one of Tucson’s best loved treasures. Noted as “the most distinctive zoo in the United States”, it is a combination zoological park, natural history museum and botanical garden. It is a delightful place for visitors to view and enjoy the area’s collage of desert wonders - - bird, animal, plant, gemstone, mineral, reptile and insect. Our tour guide will escort you through the museum where you’ll experience a variety of exhibits that re-create the natural landscape of the Sonoran Desert Region. Cat Canyon. is so realistic you find yourself eye-to-eye with Mountain Lions. These stunningly beautiful animals can be viewed this close, thanks to a glass partition that allows us into the cats' dens. Other displays include Prairie Dogs, Gila Monsters, and a Humming Bird aviary. A “ life underground” exhibit features desert animals such as Kit Foxes, Kangaroo Rats, Ringtails, Tarantulas and a variety of snakes that only appear at night during the desert summer after the ground has cooled. Within the Museum grounds, you will see more than 300 animal species and 1,200 kinds of plants. There are almost 2 miles of paths traversing 21 acres of beautiful desert. Docents are on hand to answer questions and often have a bird, reptile or mammal out for guests to meet face to face. The above mentioned exhibits only scratch the surface of all the wonders that await you at the Arizona Sonoran Desert Museum. Gift shops and lunch are also available. 4 hour event Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 45 mins

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SABINO CANYON

Sabino Canyon is not only a nature photographer’s dream it is also steeped in history. Twelve thousand years ago, Columbian Mammoth roamed here. About 1,200 A.D., irrigation dams were placed in the creek by Hohokam Indians. Our tour guides will accompany you to Sabino Canyon where you will board an open-air, outdoor motorized tram for a 45 minute narrated tour that gets you up close and personal to this desert oasis. Along the 3.8 mile trail the tram makes nine stops for visitors to take in the panoramic views – cameras are a must. Each stop also offers a variety of hiking trails ranging from easy to challenging. Following your tram adventure you will be treated to a botanical walk where you’ll learn about desert flora and fauna. Be sure to visit the gift shop and visitor’s center at the base. Note: No food is allowed in the canyon. Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 15 mins.

DeGRAZIA’S GALLERY IN THE SUN “A DESERT OASIS”

DeGrazia’s Gallery in the Sun is a celebration of the American Southwest’s native people, history and culture. The gallery and his home, designed by the artist himself, Ettore “Ted” DeGrazia, consists of a group of low slung adobes that offer exhibits of his earliest and latest works. Within the museum, there are six galleries of paintings and displays. Each gallery has a different collection. You will immediately recognize the works of DeGrazia as he is one of the world’s most reproduced artists. 3 hour event Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 10 mins.

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BIOSPHERE 2

You will depart from the resort’s front drive with our tour guide for a one-of-a-kind tour. Located in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains north of Tucson, Biosphere 2 is the largest man-made, self-sustaining ecosystem ever built. The tour begins in the human habitat. You will see one of the apartments where the Biospherians lived for one and a half years, the farm area where they grew their crops and the kitchen where they cooked their meals. Your guide will lead you through the airlock door into the wilderness areas of Biosphere 2. You will experience firsthand the environments of this engineering marvel. First you enter the tropical savanna. The trail system then travels along the 40-foot ocean cliff where you look down into the million gallon tropical ocean. Moving down the trail, you descend into the lower savanna along the mangrove through the tropical thorn scrub and into the coastal fog desert. From the desert, you go into the technosphere. The technosphere is where mechanical systems control the Biosphere 2 environments. You then descend through a tunnel into one of two lungs. The lungs are large geodesic domes that originally prevented Biosphere 2 from exploding or imploding. This is an amazing technological/futuristic experience.. Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat (Optional) Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 40-45 mins.

COLOSSAL CAVE Locted along the Old Spanish Trail the massive hewn-rock entrance to Colossal Cave clings like a Tibetan Monastery to the Rincon Mountain slopes. A cave that has earned its name, Colossal is the largest dry cave in the country. A dry cave is no longer active and the good thing is that you can touch the formations. Cave explorers (speleologists) have never found the end of Colossal Cave. Colossal Cave maintains a year round temperature of 72 degrees. The Tour of Colossal Cave is a half mile long and takes about 45 – 50 minutes to complete. Your guide will relate the cave’s history, legends and geology as you walk the equivilanant of six and a half stories. You’ll see awesome cave formations, stalactites, stalagmites, flowstone, boxwork and helictites. Be sure to visit the gift shop. 4 hour event Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 40-45 mins.

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KARTCHNER CAVERNS The caverns are a kaleidoscope of color with 100-foot high ceilings dripping with multi-hued stalactites and floors jutting up with matching stalagmites. Kartchner is a wet “live” cave meaning water still percolates from the surface and calcium carbonate features continue to grow in the darkness. The Park includes a Discovery Center, gift shop, regional displays, and educational information about the caverns and the surrounding landscape. During the transfer to the park, you’ll watch a movie which will give you a sneak preview of what you are about to see and experience. The Caverns maintain a 72° temperature year round. Kartchner tours are subject to ticket availability. Tickets need to be purchased in advance and are non refundable; Guarantees are required prior to the purchase of tickets. 6 hour event The Rotunda / Throne Room Tour – is a ½ mile, 1 ½ hour walking tour, led by a professional guide, where you will discover the role water has played in the creation of the cavern. You will see some of the tiniest, most delicate formations found in the cave, as well as the largest column in Arizona. This tour includes an up-close look at the variety of formations and colors that makes this cave one of the top ten in the world. Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 1 ½ hours The Big Room Tour – is a more challenging, ½ mile, 1 ½ hour walking tour, led by a professional guide. You’ll discover both the past and the present. You’ll stand where the discoverers first entered the cave. You’ll marvel at the strange and colorful formations, the cave inhabitants, both ancient and living. Just imagine – it all began with a drop of water over 200,000 years ago. Big Room Tours are only available October 15 – April 15 because in the summer months it serves as a nursery roost for over 1,000 female cave Myotis bats which are crucial in maintaining the ecosystem of the cave and its inhabitants. Children age six and under are not permitted on this tour. Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 1 ½ hours

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PIMA AIR & SPACE MUSEUM /WITH BONE YARD Pima Air & Space Museum is the home of the largest privately owned collection of historical aircraft in the country. From a mock-up of the X-15 to a full scale model of the Wright Brother’s 1903 Wright Flyer - or you can step right into the restored Douglas DC-6, used by both Presidents Kennedy and Johnson during their terms. Each hanger offers different exhibits from early aviation, through the war years to present day space exploration. Take the fully narrated tram tour. You can also include a narrated ‘drive-by’ tour of the “Bone Yard”, a testament to dry air, hard ground and a defense budget second to none. The “Bone Yard” holds 5,000 aircraft and missiles cooling their jets and/or props. It’s the country’s only large-scale military plane storage maintenance site. 4 hour event Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat (Optional) Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 45 mins.

OLD TUCSON STUDIOS You will enjoy a step back in time to an Old West frontier town. Old Tucson Studios came to life in 1939 when it was built for the movie ‘Arizona’. The town lay dormant until 1945 when Hollywood once again took notice. By the 1950’s the Western era was in full swing and such classics as Gunfight at the OK Corral and Cimarron were filmed at the studios. Over seventy movies and TV shows such as High Chapparel, Gunsmoke and Little House on the Prairie have been filmed here. You can experience behind-the-scenes action in movie production and enjoy some spectacular stunts, trick riding, and gunfights! Sample hearty cowboy meals, or browse through the old-time emporiums filled with western wear, movie memorabilia, and Southwestern gifts. Take a scenic drive through Saaguaro National Park-West to Old Tucson it is a different adventure each time you visit. 4 hour event. Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat (Optional) Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 1 hour

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SAN XAVIER DEL BAC MISSION “WHITE DOVE OF THE DESERT”

Mission San Xavier del Bac is, a remarkable church which has been maintained and restored to look much as it did when it was built by Father Kino in 1797. You will have a view into the Spanish/Mexican baroque world. Life as it was then is forever captured in the frozen gestures of the saints, the drama of the paintings, and the broken outlines of the architectural detail. San Xavier del Bac is acclaimed by many to be the finest example of mission architecture in the United States, it is still being used as a Catholic Church serving the Tohono O’odham villagers who live around it and it is still served by the Franciscan Friars, members of the same order that built it in the 1790’s. The Mission recently opened a museum devoted to the native people of Bac, mission architecture and religious artifacts. 3 hour event Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 45 mins

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SHOPPING SHUTTLES AND EXCURSIONS

When it comes to shopping Tucson has it all, from the world’s finest western art galleries to exclusive, elegant boutiques hidden from the unpracticed eye, to uniquely southwestern arts and crafts shops. Suggested shops include: St. Philip’s Plaza - A premier Tucson shopping center featuring unique, one-of-a-kind, locally

owned and operated businesses offering casual and fine dining, fashion, original art, home décor. Stroll this architecturally stunning setting of shaded pathways, lanscaped with lush, colorful vegetation. 10 minute transfer from Westin La Paloma Resort.

Old Town Artisans - Old Town Artisans is a collection of shops located in Tucson’s El Presidio

Historic District. They offer an enticing assortment of high quality, handmade gifts for every taste. Items from local artists, as well as, the arts and crafts of district Indian tribes are available. 30 minute transfer from Westin La Paloma Resort.

El Cortijo - “The Farmhouse” is home to fine art galleries and one-of-a-kind shops in

an intimate setting. El Cortijo is a work of art, a jewel in the Catalina Foothills. For serious art collectors as well as shoppers looking for an exquisite gift. A few of the Galleries include: Art Spirit, Rosequist, Scotch Mist & Lucciola. 5 minute transfer from Westin La Paloma Resort.

La Encantada - One of Tucson’s newest upscale shopping experiences offering an

assortment of shops including Ann Taylor, Talbot’s, Tommy Bahama, Victoria’s Secret to name a few. Take a break from shopping at one of the restaurants or visit AJ’s gourmet food market. 5 minute transfer from Westin La Paloma Resort.

Tucson Mall - Tucson Mall is the largest shopping mall in Tucson, Arizona. Tucson Mall

features over 200 stores and two levels of indoor shopping. The mall is owned and managed by General Growth Properties. It is anchored by Forever 21, J. C. Penney, Macy's, Dillard's, and Sears. The Tucson Mall contains a food court containing several fast food restaurants, as well as "Arizona Avenue," an arcade containing Southwestern-themed items. 25 minute transfer from Westin La Paloma Resort.

Plaza Palomino- A unique one of a kind Tucson Shopping Experience. You’ll experience

Southwestern styles in fashion, furnishings, custom jewelry and art within a beautiful courtyard setting. 25 minute transfer from Westin La Paloma Resort.

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Tucson Premium Outlets - The new outlet mall held their grand opening on Oct. 1, 2015. The stores included in the mall

are Old Navy, Adidas, Dress Barn, Forever 21, Levi’s, Converse, Famous Footwear, Vans and Helzberg Diamonds, Adidas, Banana Republic Factory Store, Brooks Brothers Factory Store, Calvin Klein, Forever21, Lucky Brand, Michael Kors, Nike Factory Store, Tommy Hilfiger, and more. The facility is owned and anchored by Simon. 35 minute transfer from Westin La Paloma Resort.

Each location offers a very different shopping experience. To enjoy the variety we are pleased to provide dedicated shuttles on schedules to meet your specific group needs. 4 hour event

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SIGHTSEEING TOURS FULL DAY

Guests are requested to arrive at the resort front drive fifteen minutes prior to their scheduled tour time to meet the representative from DCS. Our sightseeing tours include professional guides, event coordination, admission fees and bottled waters. Transportation is provided in late model vehicles.

KITT PEAK NATIONAL OBSERVATORY

The Kitt Peak National Observatory is situated on the Tohono O’odham Reservation and offers the largest collection of telescopes in the world. As you climb to an elevation of 6,880 feet in the Quinlan Mountains, the picturesque drive takes you from the desert floor of cacti and creosote bushes, to Manzanita, Oak woodland and Pinon Pine. Docent led tours will begin in the visitors center with a brief introduction to the observatory. Then you head off for an hour tour of one of the available telescopes: McMath-Pierce; the largest solar telescope, the Mayall 4-meter; the largest optical telescope or the 2.1-meter telescope, the workhorse of Kitt Peak where you’ll get a glimpse into the heavens above. Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 1 1/2 – 2 hours

TUBAC/TUMACACORI MISSION

This tour is filled with early Arizona history. Tubac was at one time the site of a Spanish presidio built in 1752 to protect nearby missions and settlements from Indian attack. It is believed that the Tubac area has been inhabited for over 11,000 years. Today, Tubac is a colorful artist colony where working artists' studios now surround the grounds which once served as the military garrison. Tubac is the town “where art and history meet.” You’ll enjoy wandering through the numerous museums, art galleries, working studios and gift shops. Leaving Tubac you will travel the Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail to the nearby Tumacacori Mission. The Tumacacori Mission was built in 1795 as a Franciscan mission church. The garden contains plants similar to those grown by the padres 200 years ago. Tumacacori National Historical Park (1908) preserves the ruins of 3 early Spanish colonial missions; the oldest and best preserved mission in Arizona, San Jose de Tumacacori, was built on the site of a Pima Indian village. Be prepared for a lot of walking. 5-6 hour event

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Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 1 hour.

SAN XAVIER DEL BAC MISSION

“WHITE DOVE OF THE DESERT” / TUBAC ARTIST COLONY / TUMACACORI MISSION

Mission San Xavier del Bac is, a remarkable church which has been maintained and restored to look much as it did when it was built by Father Kino in 1797. You will have a view into the Spanish/Mexican baroque world. Life as it was then is forever captured in the frozen gestures of the saints, the drama of the paintings, and the broken outlines of the architectural detail. San Xavier del Bac is acclaimed by many to be the finest example of mission architecture in the United States, it is even now being used as a Catholic Church serving the Tohono O’odham villagers who live around it and it is still served by the Franciscan Friars, members of the same order that built it in the 1790’s. The Mission recently opened a museum devoted to the native people of Bac, mission architecture and religious artifacts. Next, you’ll visit Tubac which was established in 1752 as a Spanish presidio. It is believed that the Tubac area has been inhabited for over 11,000 years. Today, Tubac is a colorful artist colony where working artists' studios now surround the grounds which once served as the military garrison. Tubac is the town “where art and history meet.” You’ll enjoy wandering through the numerous museums, art galleries, working studios and gift shops. Leaving Tubac you will travel the Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail to the nearby Tumacacori Mission. The Tumacacori Mission was built in 1795 and the garden contains plants similar to those grown by the padres 200 years ago. The oldest and best preserved mission in Arizona, San Jose de Tumacacori, was built on the site of a Pima Indian village. Half day. Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 45 mins.,

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BISBEE / TOMBSTONE

You will feel like a time traveller on this great full day tour of two of Arizona’s most unique historical towns. The old mining town of Bisbee is your first stop. Bisbee has an artists’ enclave which winds through the old residential neighborhood known as the Warren area. View the steeply tiered houses clinging to hillsides and browse the antique shops and fine galleries that feature works in a variety of genre and mediums. The Copper Queen Hotel, which was built in 1902, is the ideal setting for lunch. The Bisbee of today is a well-known artist's community whose architectural and historic heritage has been preserved. While in Bisbee you’ll go on an one hour and fifteen minute adventure-filled expedition into the cool, deep shafts of the Copper Queen Mine. Don miner’s hard hats and heavy slickers as you ride the rail back in time 1500 feet into the mine. Your guide will recount mining days, techniques, dangers and drama. Tools and equipment used not so long ago are on display. During almost a century of mining, copper, silver, gold, turquoise along with zinc, lead and manganese were produced from the mine. Next, it’s a 30 minute ride on to Tombstone, “the town too tough to die”, where Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp shot it out with the Clantons. You will see the famous OK Corral, Boot Hill Cemetery, the ‘Tombstone Epitaph’, longest continuously running newspaper in Arizona and the Bird Cage Theater Saloon. In 1882, the New York Times referred to the Bird Cage as, "the Roughest, Bawdiest, and most Wicked night spot between Basin Street and the Barbary Coast. There are still 140 bullet holes through-out the building, marking the ceilings, walls, and floors. Tombstone was dedicated in 1962 as a Registered National Historic Landmark; the American West of the 1880’s is still very much alive here today. Tombstone has an abundance of shops for your shopping pleasure. 7-8 hour event Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time two hours

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PIMA AIR & SPACE MUSEUM & TITAN MISSILE SITE This combination special interest tour is an aviation lover’s dream. At the Titan Missile Site, you'll stand on top of the launch duct and observe the Titan II missile. You will descend 35 feet into the underground missile complex and visit the launch control center and experience a simulated launch of the missile. Finally, you will visit level 2 of the missile silo to have another view of the missile in the launch duct. Originally, eighteen missile sites were located in the Tucson area. All Titan missile sites have been or are in the process of being deactivated. The Tucson Titan missile site is the only one of its kind in the world. It was assigned to the 390th Strategic Missile Wing, headquartered at Davis Monthan Air Force Base from 1963 until July 1984. Next, our tour takes you to the Pima Air & Space Museum, home of the largest privately owned collection of historical aircraft in the country. From a mock-up of the X-15 to a full scale model of the Wright Brother’s 1903 Wright Flyer - or you can step right into the restored Douglas DC-6, used by both Presidents Kennedy and Johnson during their terms. Each hanger offers different exhibits from early aviation, through the war years to present day space exploration 5 – 6 hour event Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes (no heels) Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 40-50 mins.

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HIGH ADVENTURE TOURS

HALF DAY

Our high adventure tours include professional guides, event coordination, admission fees and bottled waters. Transportation is provided in adventure related vehicles. Guests are requested to arrive at the resort front drive fifteen minutes prior to their scheduled tour time to meet the representative from DCS.

“4-WHEELING” JEEP ADVENTURE

“Four-wheeling” is the perfect way to see the true Sonoran Desert. You’ll be picked up in open-air jeeps. You will be transferred to the base of the Tortolita Mountains. From the desert floor to the majestic mountains, our experienced jeep wranglers are “outdoor” people knowledgeable in the field of native flora and fauna. This rugged 4-wheeling adventure will take you through some of the most beautiful desert regions in all of Arizona. The desert is full of wildlife and the wranglers are quick to point out any deer, jackrabbits, javelina or other wildlife that might cross your path. You will enjoy a short botanical nature walk that will help you gain an appreciation of the most lush desert in the world and our live critter demonstration will give you an upclose and personal look at some of the desert’s inhabitants. Authenticity is stressed. 3.5 hour event. Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 30 mins.

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4-WHEELING DESERT JEEP RALLY

Do you want to be involved in a little friendly competition, a great deal of fun, and an opportunity to experience the Sonoran Desert? Our desert jeep rally is the answer. Our wrangler/drivers will pick you up in open-air jeep scramblers. Once aboard you’ll select a team captain, one per jeep. The Captains will then open a packet containing explicit instructions on which direction to go, what to look for and what to record. All team members participate and this rally is not about speed “so pay attention” , everything you hear and see is important. Along the way to the trail head, which leads into the desert, each jeep "team" will give directions to their wrangler/driver, answer questions and identify landmarks. Once on the trail you’ll be searching for various desert plants, possibly recording the number of arms on a particular Saguaro, or looking for pieces of Indian Pottery strategically placed for your team. Points are accumulated for following the directions and points are deducted for driving too fast or too slow. Our jeep rally can be customized to incorporate corporate logos and clues and games can be enjoyed either during or after the rally. Jeep rallies have been acclaimed by many Tucson visitors as one of the most interesting, exciting and memorable highlights of their trip. Come join the fun. 3.5 hour event. Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 25 mins.

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HORSE BACK TRAIL RIDE

You’re in cowboy country - do as the cowboys do! You’ll be transferred to our riding stables to be assigned a horse based on your riding experience and given some basic riding instructions. Our capable wranglers will lead you along trails pointing out the wildlife and desert flora and fauna. You’ll ride through foothills, across washes, and get a whole new view of the Sonoran Desert. So don your jeans and take a fun filled adventure under the blue skies of Arizona. This is a 1 ½ hour ‘nose to tail’ walking trail ride. Note: There is a 230 pound weight limit for this event. 3.5 hour event. Dress Attire: Boots or Sturdy Shoes Jeans or Long Pants Long Sleve Shirts Sunglasses Cowboy Hat / Sun Hat Sun Screen Approximate transfer time 20-30 mins.

HORSE BACK RIDING FOR THE EXPERIENCED RIDER

Guests are requested to arrive at the resort front drive fifteen minutes prior to their scheduled tour time to meet the representative from DCS. Looking for a little more excitement? Set your own pace as you venture out into the desert surrounded by rugged mountains and rolling hills. You will be transferred to our riding stables to be matched up with a horse based on your riding experience. On the 1½ hour ride you will experience the beauty of desert landscapes, wildlife, flora and fauna as you ride free under vast blue skies. Note: There is a 230 pound weight limit for this event. 3.5 hour event. Dress Attire: Boots or Sturdy Shoes Jeans or Long Pants Long Sleve Shirts Sunglasses Cowboy Hat / Sun Hat Sun Screen Approximate transfer 20-30 mins.

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HIKING TOURS

Hiking tours are designed to bring you an enjoyable, informative, and invigorating wilderness experience. Through movement and breathing, hiking expands our physical, emotional and spiritual selves. Professional hikers, certified in American Red Cross standard first aid and CPR, will lead you on a hiking adventure filled not only with the rich heritage of the Native Americans and Pioneers who called the Sonoran Desert home but with insight into the animals, flora and fauna that dwell in this unique desert region. Whether you prefer a casual nature walk or a great aerobic workout, our guides will create a hiking experience just for you! You’ll be escorted to the trail head where you will be issued a quart of spring water for your hiking adventure. Mountainous trails available upon request. 4 hour event. Dress Attire: Sturdy Shoes with Tread / Hiking Boots Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Light Jackets Transfer time: 15-45 minutes depending on the trail head utilized

MOUNTAIN BIKING

Surrounding Tucson there is an abundance of ideal mountain biking trails where you can enjoy the beauty of the desert and mountain foothills. You’ll get an opportunity to explore the Sonoran Desert’s unexpected hidden treasures in the vast terrain. Our guide will share information about the plants and animals of our unique desert region and the rich heritage of the Native Americans and Pioneers who made the Sonoran Desert their home. Whether you’re taking your first mountain biking adventure or already have experience, our guides will adjust this adventure to fit your abiliies. You’ll be escorted to the trail head and be issued helmets, bikes, and day packs for your 2 hour biking adventure.. 4 hour event Dress Attire: Sturdy Shoes with Tread / Hiking Boots Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Light Jackets Transfer time will depend on the trail you select

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CATTLE DRIVE This is a day you’ll always look back on: the real experience of a western cattle drive, with all the sights and sounds that make up a cowboy’s life. The incomparable scenery among the saguaros, the joy of commanding a herd of 80 to100 Beef and Corriente cattle from horseback, bring to life the unforgettable songs and stories of the old West, and create an exhilarating one-of-a-kind western experience that you will long remember. You will be transferred to the Cocoraque Ranch, one of the oldest working cattle ranches in Southern Arizona. On your way you will pass through the scenic National Saguaro Park- West. At the ranch you’ll meet the ranch cowboys and be matched up with a horse based on your riding experience. From there you’ll head out on the dusty trail. Keep and eye out for owls, hawks, roadrunners, coyotes and jackrabbits. Gila monsters, tortoises and antelope may also cross your path but don’t forget to keep a close eye on those wandering “Li’l Dogies”.A wagon for a few ‘non-riders’ will follow the cowboys on the trail. Time in the saddle approximately 1½ - 2 hours. 5 – 6 hour event. Dress Attire: Sturdy Shoes / Boots Jeans / Long Pants Sunglasses Cowboy Hats / Sun Hat Sun Screen Approximate transfer time 1 hour

SPELUNKING (Caving)

Locted along the Old Spanish Trail the massive hewn-rock entrance to Colossal Cave clings like a Tibetan Monastery to the Rincon Mountain slopes. A cave that has earned its name, Colossal is the largest dry cave in the country. A dry cave is no longer active and the good thing is that you can touch the formations. Cave explorers (speleologists) have never found the end of Colossal Cave. The following tours are for the non-claustrophobic, adventurous person. The cave maintains a 72° temperature year round. You'll wear hard hats and headlamps on your tour.

The Ladder Tour takes place in an exquisitely beautiful but only partially improved area of the cave. Led by a professional spelunker you’ll be provided with hats and lights. You must be willing and able to climb and pass through some very tight places. As you begin, you’ll ascend and descend “ladders” placed by work crews years ago to facilitate the exploration of this cave. Catwalks across chasms will be traversed. This will be a walk on the wild side. Narrow passageways to expansive rooms will be witnessed. Make sure you duck to miss banging your head. This two hour tour is Safe, Grand and Spectacular. Two week advance notice is required for this tour; only available on week days between 10:00am – 2:30pm. 4 hour event

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Dress Attire: Sturdy Shoes with treads / Hiking Boots with treads Long Sleeve Shirts Durable Pants / Jeans Approximate transfer time 45 minutes.

PAINTBALL Would you like to instill these attributes into your organization - ability to work under stress, communication, organization, confidence, teamwork and have a ‘ball’ doing it? Then have a ‘shot’ at paintball. Paintball is a sport in which participants eliminate opponents from play by hitting them with paintballs shot from a compressed-gas-powered "marker" or “paintball gun”. A game of paintball usually involves two opposing teams seeking to eliminate all of the other team's players or to complete an objective, such as retrieving a flag, eliminating a specific player, or other paintball variations. Insurance statistics show that paintball is one of the safest sports, with fewer injuries per exposure than sports like tennis, golf, and bowling. Equipment and game rules will be provided. Night games also available. 3-4 hour event Dress Attire: Sturdy Shoes / Boots Jeans / Long Pants Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Approximate transfer time 30-40 mins.

P1 KART RACING

Bring your spirit of adventure and test your racing and driving skills in the fast paced event! One of the best kept secrets in all motorsports, this 8/10 of a mile track is a replica of the famous Suzuka Kart Circuit in Suzuka, Japan which is known by professional kart drivers as the best circuit in the world.

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HIGH ADVENTURE TOURS FULL DAY

Our high adventure tours include professional guides, event coordination, admission fees and bottled waters. Transportation is provided in adventure related vehicles. Guests are requested to arrive at the resort front drive fifteen minutes prior to their scheduled tour time to meet the representative from DCS.

THE SONORAN DESERT ATV ADVENTURE

The uniqueness of the Sonoran Desert is something that shouldn’t be missed, and there is no better way to experience it then up close and personal on an ATV. You and your professional tour guide will depart the resort for Box Canyon, which is about an hour transfer from Tucson and is located in the heart of the Sonoran Desert. Once there, you’ll begin with a safety briefing including a written check list and your instructor/guide will demonstrate basic maneuvers of driving an ATV. Following instruction, drivers will then demonstrate their driving skill for the guides who will then decide the difficulty of the route to be taken. The trails you’ll follow through the desert are abandoned gold and silver mining trails dating back to the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. The tour is approximately 37 miles in length, 7 miles within the canyon itself, and will take over 3 hours to complete. You’ll climb and descend nearly 2,000 vertical feet in elevation while surrounded by giant Saguaro and Ocotillo cactus. The tour includes stops at an old mining camp, ancient Indian rock art and a stage coach depot located at the bottom of the canyon. This is an exciting adventure passing through many points in the canyon that are only 10-15 feet wide while the cliff face ascends almost 900 feet on either side of the trail. Helmets, goggles, gloves and bandana will be provided. 6-7 hour event Dress Attire: Sturdy Shoes / Boots Jeans / Long Pants Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Approximate transfer time one hour

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SPORTING CLAY SHOOTING

Tucson Trap and Skeet Club has served southern Arizona's shooting sportsman since its original incorporation in 1948. The club faces north with a beautiful view of the Tucson Mountains. Home of the Old Pueblo Skeet Open, the Winter Chain Trap Shoot, and the annual Satellite Spring Grand American, the club is one of the largest facilities in the country. The 9000 square foot club house includes a restaurant, bar and lounge.

Sporting Clays is the only sport that has come along in which you can practice wing – shooting under controlled conditions that actually simulate the flight of birds. This sport gives you the necessary practice to improve the skills you need in the field or just to have fun target shooting. A professional guide will accompany you through the course, explaining each station. The thrill of breaking clay targets delights even those who have never shot before. There is a minimum of (20) guests required for this. 4.5 hour event Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 45 mins.

TRAP & SKEET SHOOTING Tucson Trap and Skeet Club has served southern Arizona's shooting sportsman since its original incorporation in 1948. The club faces north with a beautiful view of the Tucson Mountains. Home of the Old Pueblo Skeet Open, the Winter Chain Trap Shoot, and the annual Satellite Spring Grand American, the club is one of the largest facilities in the country. The 9000 square foot club house includes a restaurant, bar and lounge.

Trap shooting is one of the three major forms of competitive clay pigeon shooting. The others are Skeet shooting and Sporting Clays. Trap shooting has been a sport since at least 1793 when it used real birds, usually the then-extremely abundant Passenger Pigeon. Fake birds were introduced around the time of the American Civil War as the Passenger Pigeon was nearing extinction and sufficient numbers were not reliably available. Clay targets were introduced in the 1880's.

The layout of modern trap shooting has only one house that releases targets and the shooters only move through 5 different positions. The trap machine throws the birds in a random pattern limited to a 44 degree horizontal arc, with the birds exiting the house at about 47 miles per hour and traveling about 50 yards before hitting the ground.

Skeet shooting was invented by William Harnden Foster, an avid grouse hunter, in 1915 as a sport called Clock Shooting and evolved to its current setup by 1923. In 1926 a contest was held to name the new sport, and Gertrude Hurlbutt named it skeet, which is derived from the Scandinavian word for "shoot".

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Skeet is a recreational and competitive activity where participants attempt to break clay disks flung into the air at high speed from a variety of angles. The event is in part meant to simulate the action of bird hunting. The shooter shoots from 7 positions on a semi-circle and an 8th position halfway between stations 1 and 7. There are two houses that hold devices known as "traps" that launch the targets, one at each corner of the semi-circle.

A professional guide will accompany you through the course, explaining each station. The thrill of breaking clay targets delights even those who have never shot before. There is a minimum of (20) guests required for this event. 4.5 hour event

Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 45 mins.

GRAND CANYON AIR AND GROUND TOUR One of the great natural wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon is a visual splendor that changes minute by minute. On your 1½ hour flight to the Grand Canyon you will be treated to panoramic views of towering pinnacles and sheer canyon walls of vivid red sandstone in Sedona, Arizona. Continuing on over Flagstaff you’ll see the desert landscape give way to Ponderosa Pines and the majestic San Francisco peaks from afar. The 30 minute flight over the Grand Canyon offers awesome works of nature’s plunging gorges, multicolored rock formations, and below the rim, the thin winding Colorado River. Your ground tour guide will give you a one hour tour of the South Rim and it’s many vista points. Lunch will be served at a nearby Lodge, which sits on the rim of the canyon. Following lunch, you’ll view a spectacular film at the IMAX Theater which penetrates the innermost depths of the Grand Canyon, taking you where you could never go and showing you things you could never see. Many gift shops are available for that tangible memory of an amazing adventure. 8 hour event. Dress Attire: Comfortable Walking Shoes Sunglasses Sun Hat Sun Screen Shorts Okay Approximate transfer time 30 mins.

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COMPANION PROGRAMS ON-PROPERTY

REFLEXOLOGY

Reflexology is the application of pressure to specific points on the feet (and sometimes the hands) believed to have correspondences with various organs and systems of the body. In the United States, this modality has become popular largely as a form of message, but in other countries it is accepted as a legitimate medical treatment for conditions ranging from asthma to ear infections. Reflexology may be older than acupuncture itself, and is rooted in the same theory that energy pathways, or meridians, exist throughout the body, beginning and ending with the hands and feet, and that blockages in these pathways lead to illness. Come explore this ancient treatment, it may offer health benefits far beyond simple relaxation.

SWEET DREAMS AROMATHERAPY CLASS

Join Terri Nacke, Eco-ista & Founder of La Bella Terre, Botany for the Body, for this one-of-a-kind class. Aromatherapy is the practice of using volatile plant oils, including essential oils, for psychological and physical well-being. Essential oils, the pure essence of a plant, have been found to provide both psychological and physical benefits. Aromatherapy has been around for 6000 years or more. The Greeks, Romans, and ancient Egyptians all used aromatherapy oils. In this sweet dreams class guests will create their own soothing eye pillow with a blend of organic lavender and chamomile in a French-inspired fabric, softened with a silk backing, to send guests on a relaxing nap, a good night’s sleep or a more comfortable journey. Guests will also learn about the benefits of lavender and chamomile, and touch and smell the living plants. Note: This class can also be taught off property and combined with a tour of the Botanical Gardens.

MAKE YOUR OWN CACTUS GARDEN

Our cactus gardeners bring everything you need to create your own cactus garden. Pottery, cacti, and all the supplies, even boxes with handles for transporting your garden home. Your group will enjoy hearing a most interesting and informative discussion about desert cactus followed by a question and answer period. Snacks include a tasting of prickly-pear cactus. This 2 ½ hour program can be combined with a group breakfast or lunch, in a meeting room or out of doors, weather permitting. 2.5 hour event.

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NATIVE-AMERICAN STORY-TELLING

Myths and legends of the American Indian continue to enchant all people. Our Native-American storyteller can bring them to life for you. This session is unscripted; audience participation directs the flow. A question or comment from your guests may uncover several unexpected stories. Our storyteller can perform during breakfast or lunch. Added enhancements to this program can include Native American artists to demonstrate their crafts. To list a few: beadworker, silversmith, sand painter, basket weaver, and rug weavers. These artists can bring along some of their creations to view of sell. Musicians and dancers are also available.

TERRY DeWALD

OVERVIEW OF THE SOUTHWEST AND ITS NATIVE AMERICAN CRAFTS, HISTORIC TO CONTEMPORARY

Terry DeWald, one of the world’s top collectors of and dealers in Tohono O’odham, Pima, Apache, and Navajo baskets and textiles, will deliver an hour-long presentation. This presentation is unique in that Terry displays numerous articles of art created by native Americans, both historic and contemporary. On display will be rugs, blankets, pottery, kachina dolls, and woven baskets that tell the story of this fascinating land and its people. Since Terry supplies museum shops, national parks, and galleries nationwide as a wholesaler, it is convenient for him to pull paramount examples from his inventory. In addition, all of the articles are available for investment purchasing. Don’t miss Terry’s colorful and warm display of this land’s native people. It will be an introduction to Arizona you will long remember....

ARTISTIC EXPRESSION UNDER GLASS Unique - Fun – Creative - Inspirational! Join professional contemporary artist Bonnie Pisik as she leads this fun and completely original art workshop. During this hand on unique two hour painting class, Bonnie will demonstrate and teach the dramatic and fascinating technique of reverse-painting under glass. Whether you’re an experienced painter or budding novice, you’ll have a blast unleashing your “inner artist” as you create your own original, spectacular piece of art. “So much more than painting” You’ll be amazed at what you can create!

• Maximum 15 guests

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SOUTHWESTER JEWELRY CLASS

Spend the morning learning the fundamentals to create your own southwestern necklace and pierced earrings in a beautiful outdoor setting. You will start with a strand of turquoise as the base for your creation. From there you will have a wide selection of other stones, crystals, and findings (silver adornments) to add to your turquoise to make it your very own design. Your trainers will finish your pieces with the toggle closure of your choice for your necklace, and the type of wire you prefer for your earrings.

• Maximum 20 guests

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COMPANION PROGRAMS OFF-PROPERTY

TOHONO CHUL PARK Tohono Chul Park is a 79-acre desert preserve located in northwest Tucson dedicated to increasing visitors’ apprecitation of the Sonoran Desert, its history and culture. Main attractions include an Exhibit Hall displaying exhibits that convey an appreciation of the environment, reflect the rich ethnic legacy of the Southwest and promote an appreciation of the region’s arts and culture. Guided walking tours of the park are available consisting of “Birds of Tohono Chul Park”, “Wildflowers”, “Art in the Park”, “Walk in the Park” and “Xeriscape”. Guests may also enjoy tea in the Tohono Chul Park Tea Room and visit the Museum Shops well-known for high-quality and authentic gifts and souveniers. Guests will depart from the resort’s front drive with our professional tour guide. 4 hour event. Option:

Lunch may be included at the Tohono Chul Tea Room.

DOWNTOWN HISTORICAL TOUR AND SHOPPING AT OLD TOWN ARTISANS

Tucson is a city with an exciting and colorful past, rich in Indian, Spanish, Mexican, and Anglo culture, and is fortunate to have entire neighborhoods where this history has been preserved. The Barrio Viejo and Armory Park have well preserved Sonoran, Mission Revival, and Victorian buildings. Prior to arriving at the El Presidio Historic District, you will tour the Arizona Historical Society. The Historical Society houses many exhibits from 19th century women’s clothing to the Indian cultures. Next is Old Town Artisans, a collection of shops located in Tucson’s El Presidio Historic District. “Unique”, “charming”, and “historic” seem to best describe Old Town Artisans. There are a variety of shops, wares, and a cafe found within this 1850’s restored adobe structure. Housed within these historic walls are the works of hundreds of artists and craftsman representing numerous cultures as well as countries. Guests will depart from the resort’s front drive with our professional tour guide. 5 hour event. Option:

Lunch may be included at one of the many downtown cafes.

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OLD PUEBLO CITY TOUR WITH SHOPPING AT OLD TOWN ARTISANS

A city tour is a delightful way to meet Tucson. The Old Pueblo is rich in culture. Our native Indians and friends south of the border have endowed Tucson with a rich historical background - this introduction to Tucson will help you decide on sites and locations you may want to return to and spend more time. You will also tour an adobe construction dating back to 1848, La Casa Cordova, which is one of the oldest in the area and depicts life in the 1800’s. Next is Old Town Artisans, a collection of shops located in Tucson’s El Presidio Historic District. “Unique”, “charming”, and “historic” seem to best describe Old Town Artisans. There are a variety of shops, wares, and a cafe found within this 1850’s restored adobe structure. Housed within these historic walls are the works of hundreds of artists and craftsman representing numerous cultures as well as countries. Guests will depart from the resort’s front drive with our professional tour guide. 5 hour event. Option:

Lunch may be included at one of the many downtown cafes.

ARIZONA STATE MUSEUM

The Arizona State Museum offers guests a unique and personal look at the history of the Southwest and the cultures that prevailed years ago. Exhibits will range from the permanent to the temporary. A curator from the museum will give guests a behind-the-scenes look at the exhibits within the museum. The award winning permanent exhibition features the (10) native cultures of Arizona and Northern Mexico and offers guests a look into the past that led us to our culture today. Guests will depart from the resort’s front drive with our professional tour guide. 4 hour event.

DESERT BOTANICAL GARDEN TOUR / SWEET DREAMS

AROMATHERAPY CLASS Guests will depart the resort’s front drive for the fifteen minute transfer to the Tucson Botanical Gardens, a beautiful oasis in the heart of Tucson which was originally the home of Bernice and Rutger Porter. Dating to the 1920s, the earliest buildings on the property were constructed of adobe bricks made right on site. True to the vision of Mrs. Porter, Tucson Botanical Gardens is a place of beauty, inspiration and education about the natural world. There are 16 different gardens within the grounds representing a variety of gardening traditions and botanical themes.

Following the garden tour, Terri Nacke, Eco-ista & Founder of La Bella Terre; Botany for the Body, will teach guests in this hands on class to make their own soothing eye pillow with a blend of organic lavender and chamomile from La Bella Terre’s dried botanical bar. We’ve selected a French-inspired fabric, softened with a silk backing, to send guests on a relaxing nap, a good night’s sleep or a more comfortable journey. Guests will learn about the benefits of lavender and chamomile, and touch and smell the living plants.

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THE ART EXPERIENCE Madaras Gallery

Create a unique and unforgettable experience with award-winning Tucson artist Diana Madaras. Voted Tucson’s Best Visual Artist four times, Diana is widely recognized and is an influential artist that has created an art dynasty in the Southwest. She is one of the few artists in the country who owns her own galleries. Diane and the Madaras Gallery offers the following art experiences for guests to enjoy. Lunch may be included at the gallery. The Masterpiece Experience – Guests will have the opportunity to create a masterpiece painting while experiencing the joy of immersion in the creative process. Diana Madaras will transfer line drawings of one of her original paintings onto 6 separate canvases that ultimately fit together as one painting. During a three hour session, Diana will guide guests as they paint their piece of the final creation. The canvases are arranged out of order on one huge table with 6 painting stations. During the painting process, the attendees have no idea how the final product will come together. The Masterpiece is then assembled and unveiled. Creativity for the Active Adult Workshop - Diana will talk briefly about her amazing and inspiring journey en route to becoming an artist highlighting that everyone has creative potential. She will guide the group through several simple and fun creativity exercises that will demonstrate working from the right side of the brain. Participants will have the opportunity to experience both writing and drawing challenges and will learn something new about themselves through the process. The exercises are designed to delight the group and are easy enough for everyone to achieve success. Artist Presentation / An Inspired Life - Diana will talk about her surprising journey en route to becoming an artist after a life- altering trip to Greece in 1993. Her story is inspirational for all. She will also delve into the life of a working artist and gallery owner, and talk about painting basics such as the differences when creating a watercolor versus an oil or acrylic painting. She will also touch on some of the newer trends in art reproduction such as the giclee and canvas transfer, and will show samples of each. A fascinating slide show of her work accompanies the presentation. Diana will be available to sign after the presentation if the event has purchased an art gift for attendees. Note: Commission of an Original Madaras is also available.

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TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITIES Nothing breeds recognition like high profile success as reflected in team building activities. Our program culminates a total group experience by recognizing the vitality of personal contributions to effective teamwork. The focal point of our team building activities are to motivate people through the experience of success. Success is recognized and measured through developing individual talents which build winning teams. Team building programs require a high degree of challenge and commitment. The stakes are perceived as high, but the exercises are geared for success thus creating a whole new perspective on personal potential. In a matter of hours, participants experience the difference between what they think they can accomplish and what they can actually do!

TEAM EVENTS Aquarama - Get ready for fun in the sun with this pool olympics event! You will be greeted by “lifeguards” for each team who will cheer you on and advise your teammates of any “tricks” to speed up the events. Your team will only have a little time to organize, so teamwork is a must! Then let the games begin! 3 hour event. Events to include:

Team Cheer Tennis Ball Relay Water Volleyball Synchronized Swimming Free Style Relay Inner Tube Relay Rubber Raft Towing Walking with Flipper Relay Water Balloon Toss Water Balloon Slingshot

Corporate Survival - What a way to promote team work among your top executives. They will work elbow to elbow to “survive” the challenging course. There are many obstacles to overcome, and the only way to accomplish these feats is to think together, plan together, and act together! 3 hour event. Events to include:

Team Cheer Acid River Crossing C.E.O. Rescue River Boat Crossing Treasure Map Special Teamwork Warm-up Exercises

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Foot Rodeo - Your arrival is marked by hoots and hollers from your rodeo staff. Wranglers are hitched up to each posse (team) to help with the challenge of Western athletic fun, and to call foul when you don’t hold up the tradition of the West! 3 hour event. Events to include:

Team Cheer Obstacle Course Chicken Chase Goat Dressing Bucket Brigade Single Tree Carry Cross Dressing Boot Race

The Car Derby – In this event your group will experience both racing and team building activities. We offer a creative problem solving program combining unique team relay challenges along with the car derby building. Each team receives a kit of supplies all painted for their custom car. Teams develop a blue print for construction and the tools to build their own race car within a set time frame. Finally, the big race. Each team runs the course three or more times for a collective team time. Points are awarded for total time, creativity and design.

Events to Include:

• Design and Build the Car • Pit Crew Ralay • Tire Roll • Fueling Race • Taxi Driver Relay • Harley Races • Car Derby Races

Sail For Success – Catch the wave and have fun as we have created a team event designed to Pump up the Spirit and build teamwork, unity and pride. The program is built around “Building a Boat” and racing it against the other teams. Teams will receive a boat kit and must design and construct a boat prior to racing it against other teams. Teams earn points in each activity based on their performance against the clock or goal in the activity, not the other teams.

Events to Include: • Blindfold Tacking • Mast Building • Walking the Plank • Walking the Water • Bail the Boat • Sailor Chant or Cheer

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Tee Pee Building – Participants will enjoy this experience where teams must construct a Tee Pee using 10’ high poles, canvas for the cover and then paint a story message around the Tee Pee. Teams are provided with poles, canvas, paints, brushes, planning form, leather, scissors and twine. Teams are judged based on the story line they have created and the chant used to tell the story of the company which is painted on the Tee Pee. Teams must create the story line with pictures identifying the past, present, and future of the team. This process allows others to share in the history of the company and most of all creates a cohesive unit in the future of the team. Events to Include:

• Construct the Tee Pee • Create a Story Message with Pictures • Create a Chant Based on the Story Message

Chili Cook Off – We will divide your group into teams who will attempt to create an award winning chili. Our Chef provides the main ingredients, as the teams work together to create a recipe and plan of action. Each team creates its own chant and decorates their own aprons with their team name and design for this unique and tasty event. The Chili Chant and Apron helps the team sell their creation. While the chili is cooking, the teams send members to participate in Audience Games. Awards are persented to the Best of Class, Spiciest and Most Creative “edible” Chili. Events to Include

• Create Chili Recipe • Prepare / Cook Chilli • Create Chant and Design Apron • Coyote Calling • Seed Spitting • Steer Milking • Tortilla Toss • Taste Testing

Salsa, Guacamole and Margarita Challenge - Teambuilding will really be “cookin” as your guests experience the true secret to making authentic Southwestern Salsa, Guacamole and blend their own special Margarita. Each team will prepare a specialty salsa from a variety of recipes provided and then develop a recipe and prepare their very own guacamole from scratch. Team members will also be required to prepare a traditional Margarita as well as there very own signature Margarita. Finally, the naming of their salsa and performance of the team’s marketing jingle will help determine the winners. This is both a fun and unique team-builder. At the conclusion salsa along with tortilla chips will be given to a local homeless shelter. Events Includes:

• Master of Ceremonies • Sound and Music • Head Chef • Aprons • Cooking Utensils • Specialty Recipes

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• Ingredients table • A variety of Tequila • A variety of fruit nectars • Specialty Margarita Glasses • Medals for winners • Coordination Staff

Paintball - Would you like to instill these attributes into your organization - ability to work 9under stress, communication, organization, confidence, teamwork and have a ‘ball’ doing it? Then have a ‘shot’ at paintball. Paintball is a sport in which participants eliminate opponents from play by hitting them with paintballs shot from a compressed-gas-powered "marker" or “paintball gun”. A game of paintball usually involves two opposing teams seeking to eliminate all of the other team's players or to complete an objective, such as retrieving a flag, eliminating a specific player, or other paintball variations. Insurance statistics show that paintball is one of the safest sports, with fewer injuries per exposure than sports like tennis, golf, and bowling. Equipment and game rules will be provided. Night games also available. Desert Jeep Rally - Do you want to be involved in a little friendly competition, a great deal of fun, and an opportunity to experience the Sonoran Desert? Our desert jeep rally is the answer. Our wrangler/drivers will pick you up in open-air jeep scramblers. Once aboard you’ll select a team captain, one per jeep. The Captains will then open a packet containing explicit instructions on which direction to go, what to look for and what to record. All team members participate and this rally is not about speed “so pay attention” , everything you hear and see is important. Along the way to the trail head, which leads into the desert, each jeep "team" will give directions to their wrangler/driver, answer questions and identify landmarks. Once on the trail you’ll be searching for various desert plants, possibly recording the number of arms on a particular Saguaro, or looking for pieces of Indian Pottery strategically placed for your team. Points are accumulated for following the directions and points are deducted for driving too fast or too slow. Our jeep rally can be customized to incorporate corporate logos and clues and games can be enjoyed either during or after the rally. Jeep rallies have been acclaimed by many Tucson visitors as one of the most interesting, exciting and memorable highlights of their trip. Come join the fun. 3.5 hour event. Desert Scavenger Hunt - This is an opportunity to have a great deal of fun and experience the Sonoran Desert up close and personal. This Scavenger Hunt is an amusing and exciting way to enjoy the splendor of the Sonoran desert while testing your sense of direction, ability to follow clues and find hidden treasures in the desert. Our wrangler/drivers will pick you up in open-air jeeps. Each team will be issued trivia questions and directions to follow on the ride to the starting point at an off-road trailhead into the desert. At the trailhead our “Scavenger Hunt Referee” will issue you the all important scavenger hunt list and assign each team to their individual trail. Once on the trail all team members will need to work together to complete their list within an hour. Remember this is a hunt….. by jeep and on foot. At the conclusion of the one hour hunt, teams will return to the trailhead to turn in their items for tabulation and scoring. GOOD LUCK. 4 hour event LET THE HUNT BEGIN…...

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Low Rope Activities - Low rope activities are the core of the team building program. Teams are presented a series of challenges and obstacles in which the only way to accomplish the task is as a team with good communication and leadership.

Events to Include: • All-A-Board • People Mover • Trust Series • The Nitro Crossing • Mohawk Traverse • Alligator Pit • Spider Web

High Rope Activities - High rope activities build on the trust and communication of the low elements and allow participants to expand their comfort zones while harnessed and attached to a belayer on the ground. The Giants ladder and High Y are two person elements while Catwalk, Vine walk King cross, Postman’s walk and the Trapeze leap and Pamper Pole is individual elements

Events to Include: • The Giant’s Ladder (Dangle Duo) • High “Y” • Postman’s Walk • Vine Walk • Cat Walk • King’s Cross

Habitat for Humanity - Looking for that perfect team building experience, or way to impact the Tucson community? Offer you guests the opportunity to volunteer and sponsor part or all of a day working on a house that will become a home for a low income working family. No need to have previous construction experience. Habitat supervisors assist in correct procedures and safety measures. What sets Tucson’s program apart? • A first of its kind partnership was undertaken between Habitat and the Pascua Yaqui Tribe of

Arizona. Twenty homes over a five-year period are being built. • Of 1,720 affiliate programs around the world, Tucson was the seventh. • Under the High School Building Program, Santa Rita High School was the first in the nation

to build a Habitat house on their campus and then move it to its permanent site.

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The Bike Rally – Bike building and rally is an excellent way for companies to give back to the community and provide a fun high energy team building event. The teams will build a bike that will be given to charity but first the teams will have the opportunity to have some fun by riding their bikes in races against each other.

Events to Include: • Bike Building • Pit Crew Race • Bike Tube Tire Toss • Tricycle Races • Donation of the Bike

Tin Cup Golf Challenge - Turn a miniature golf course into someone’s “main course”. Our Tin Can Build Your Own Golf Hole is a fun way to bring your group together for both service and team-building. First comes service. Your group will be divided into teams whose first assignment is to design their golf hole with canned goods, food items and other supplies given to them in there supply kit. Once the plan has been completed, teams will start to build there respective golf hole using each and every item in their supply kit. Teams will have to meet certain requirements on there hole including constructing at least one aerial obstacle. After each team has completed there hole, each team member will actually play each of the holes for a team score. Awards will be given for most creative hole, most challenging hole and best use of food items. Following the round of play, all food items will be donated to the local food bank representative that will be on hand. It’s a great way to give back to the community as well as providing an excellent team-builder. Event includes:

o Event Coordination o Sound and Music o Event Staff o Food Supplies o Indoor/outdoor carpeting o Golf putting cup o Putters and balls o Miscellaneous Materials and Supplies o Awards

On Property Smart Hunt - SmartHunts® are the ultimate technology-driven scavenger hunts! This is not a simple phone hunt. Your group will experience the cool interactive features of our SmartHunts app on Tablets that stream text, audio, and video to your teams throughout the hunt. This challenging and exciting corporate event encourages your team to think SMART as they use tablets to resort locations, solve clues, answer trivia, search for items, perform tasks, complete challenges, take photographs and shoot video during the hunt.Your teams will never lose connectivity to their game, even if the hunt takes them indoors or outdoors. All photos, videos, and scoring are sent to us throughout the hunt so we can have them up on the big screen when your teams arrive at the final location. We customize each SmartHunts program to fit our client’s goals, group size, and location. Our hunts can incorporate missions, location integration, orienteering, and geo caching. We can even add manned challenge stations for a more Amazing Race-type hunt.

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The Great Race - Teams will depart the resort’s front drive in a sport utility vehicle armed with a map, cooler, compass and their first directional clue. They will travel through a maze of city streets based on specific clues and end up at a destination. Once at this destination, guests will participate in either a team challenge or be directed to take a team photo. Following the challenge, teams will be given a directional clue to their next destination. In total, teams will make (5-6) stops before ending up at an optional lunch or dinner stop. Teams will also be given an “educate” packet with various questions about their surroundings or questions can be customized based on specific product or services. First, second and third place awards will be given based on total number of points earned on the challenges and education packet. SO…….. Start your engines, have a great time. Oh and don’t panic we’ve included in your packet an emergency map just in case. Team challenge options: Quick Draw Challenge Horseshoe Toss Rock Wall Climb Tinker toy tower challenge Giant Puzzle Pop-a-Shot Basketball Shoot Football Toss Group inflatable obstacle course Archery Putting Challenge Poker challenge Dart toss

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DÉCOR / THEME EVENTS

Theme events Southwestern style are the specialty of Destination & Conference Services at The Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa. For either on- or off-property events, here are just a few of the unique dinner themes we can customize to fit any program and budget. How the West Wasn’t - To create a non-traditional depiction of the wild west and provide your guests with a memorable and elegant evening of How the West Wasn’t. This design creates an evening of contrast, dimension and character. The black and white pattern of cowhide, applied in a variety of ways, creates the composition for this evening. The perimeter of the room/area is decorated with white fence vignettes accented with cowboy boot silhouettes and western dress accents. Conestoga buffet wagons complete this non-traditional look at the Wild West! The Old West! The sights, sounds and excitement of the Old West embrace you in this colorful celebration! Step back in time when Tucson was young and wild. Tucson, Arizona is a melting pot of cultures and traditions. This evening celebrates the Old West influence that helped create the unique personality of this desert city. Strap on a six shooter and test your skill in a shoot-out! Belly up to the western bar and wet you whistle with a shot of red-eye. The Outlaw Party - A colorful piece of the American West was the gunfighters and outlaws, and the lawmen who tried to tame them! Experience the lives of these pistol-packing, hell-raising, high-spirited cowboys and cowgirls who created the Wild West in this action packed evening Cattle Baron’s Club - The late 1800’s were a time of growth for the West. Wealthy gentlemen from the East headed out to the wilds of the western frontier to make their fortune in cattle ranching. Not wanting to forego the comfort and pleasantries of the life-style they left behind, these pioneering men brought the luxuries they were accustomed to with them. Rich draperies, artwork, tapestries, silver ornaments, a variety of musical instruments, books and gaming tables were a few of the articles that were transported from the East, and eventually were placed in the private clubs that were built throughout the West during this period. Southwestern Reflections – The raw splendor of a sunset on Arizona cliff walls is an awe-inspiring sight. The vibrant colors blaze in a fury of reds and oranges. Native Americans came to the Southwest 12,000 years ago. In these early times people were hunters and gatherers of wild plants. Following a nomadic way of life, they lived in small family groups and hunted with the migrations of the game. The only record we have of these wanderers is their pictures on stone called petroglyphs. The many interpretations of the whispers from the past range from depictions of the hunting cycle to vision quests to the doodlings of children. No matter what their origins, these pictures on the stone speak to all of us from a time when wind and stone and sky were the dominant forces of man’s exixtence.

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Southwest Kokopelli - Set against the natural beauty of The Westin La Paloma, this event design provides an indigenous and colorful representation of the Southwest. In celebration of time long ago, the Kokopelli is present in art-like form throughout the event area and table design. This ancient art motif, combined with vivid colors and strong lighting, creates a modern and festive presence to this setting. Petroglyph – The Lost Art - This night offers a truly unique celebration of Native American’s and their preservation of history and storytelling through the use of Petroglyphs. Vignettes of boulders, softly painted with Petroglyph images, Kokopelli art forms, pottery and Southwestern Indian blankets and artifacts enhance the evening event. Hot Chili Pepper Nights - Hot Chili Pepper Nights celebrates the Spicer side of the southwest with a spectacular visual array of color, shapes and lights. Brightly colorful arches, chili pepper centerpieces, decorated buffet vendor carts create theme vignettes about the area. The fun, spicy flavor and excitement of south of the border is savored in this unique celebration! Mexican Fiesta - This evening celebrates the color and excitement of our south of the border friends! A spectacular visual array of color, shapes and lights greet the guests as they enter the Mercado area. Colorful arches, brightly decorated buffet vendor carts create theme vignettes about the area. The fun, flavor and excitement of south of the border is savored in this unique celebration! Taste of Tucson - Bien vienidos! The sights, sounds and excitement of the Southwest embrace you in this colorful welcome celebration – the Taste of Tucson! Tucson is a melting pot of cultures and traditions. This evening celebrates the three main facets that helped create the unique personality of this desert city. Biker Bash – Uniquely American…For hundreds of thousands of motorcyclists, the Harley Davidson marquee represents an expression of human spirit enjoyed by no other brand of vehicle, whether two or four wheeled. Harley Davidson is a name that is synonymous with a distinctive attitude and proud lifestyle. This evening provides the opportunity for guests to experience the past, present and future of a true icon of American history - the spirit of the open road. Grease – Hollywood (sometime in the late 50’s ) – the long summer days have ended and the seniors at Rydell High are ready to take charge! Armed with an arsenal of hip tunes like “You’re The One I Want,” Greased Lightening” and “Hound Dog,” this senior class will be a tough one to beat. It’s got groove, it’s got meaning. Grease is the time, is the place, is the motion – grease is the way we are feeling! “Margaritaville” – Come to the beach. This evening celebrates the color and excitement of tropical beaches with rhamadas, tiki torchs and a beach bar accented with paper flowers, fish netting and beach must haves. Tropical lighting adds to the over all theme.

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Beach Bash - This evening embraces the festive personalities of a Beach Bash -- with a little “shaker of salt” Jimmy Buffet inspiration! A myriad of sights, sounds, tastes and action makes this an unforgettable night! The natural beauty of the Mesa Verde area provides the perfect location for this entertaining and energy packed celebration! Starry Starry Night – Stars are numerous beyond comprehension. Scattered like diamond chips across the cosmos, the stars look deceptively serene to the earthbound observer. Although their lives may be measured in billions of years, stars do age and die. Some go quietly, cooling into dark remnants of their former splendor. Others collapse and explode in a shattering cataclysm. But even as old stars vanish, new ones are being born in the gaseous stellar nurseries of the Universe. Set against the natural beauty of The Westin La Paloma, this evening celebrates the spectacular desert night skies…and what may lie beyond. An Evening of Elegance - The contrast of soft, flowing white fabric, the glitter of gold and patterned lighting creates a dramatic backdrop for a memorable evening. Large, white fans, enhanced with gold accents and bathed in shafts of amber light, softly embrace the dining area of the ballroom. The elegantly attired dining tables echo the surrounding ballroom beauty and theme. Crisp, white table cloths and napkins dress the table tops. Artfully designed florals of lillies with delicate white dendrobium orchids, white roses and greenery accents are displayed on crushed gold lame’ “pillows”. Soft votive candle lighting provides additional elegance to this setting.

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THEME ENHANCEMENTS AND ACTIVITIES

Western Carnival Booths - Ride the Western trail to fun when your group participates in all the action of the old west. Step through the pages of our history books and play the games of yesteryear! Booths include:

Haybale Roping Ring Rack/Horseshoe Toss Tequila Shooter Sombrero Stack Bo & Error Shoot Shootin’ Gallery Coyote Hat Hangin Mexican Pottery Throw Cow Chip Toss Tom-A-Hawk Throw Pinata Swing

Games: Enjoy an afternoon or evening of fun filled activities for the whole family in a carnival setting! Games include:

• Obstacle Course • Bungee Run • Gladiator Joust • Ring Tosses • High Striker • Milk Can Wiffle Ball Throw • Mini Ball Crawl • Over / Under • Bean Bag Tic Tac Toe • Sack Races • Basketball • Golf Challenge

Cotton Candy Machine Pop Corn Machine Sno Cone Machine

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Old Time Photo Booth - Allow everyone in your group to become a wild west character! Experience time travel and have your picture recorded and mounted in an antique oval reveal frame. This memento will be a reminder to everyone of the enjoyment surrounding your party and the good friends that shared the laughs. Rolling Roper - Ever wonder what it would be like to join in on a real cowboy round-up? Well, step on up into the saddle partner! Spur this stallion and out from between its legs runs a mechanical calf. Throw your loop pronto, or that heifer will get away! Electronic Quick-Draw - Travel to the old west when a real six gun is strapped to your hip. After special instructions are given by one of our gunslingers, you will be an expert in the art of fast draw and the gunfighters code of the west! Mechanical Bull Riding - Bull riding fun for both the young and the old. For our young buckaroo’s, the bull can be controlled as slow as a rocking horse. For the more experienced rider we can give them a thrill ride. The bull is fully surrounded by a large air mat and is like jumping off into a jumping castle surface. Come enjoy the ride of a lifetime on this padded high Brahma bull with the fully covered bull skin body and see how you compare to the old west cowboys. Shooting Gallery - Western carnival lights frame the entry to the “Bullseye Super Shoot”. Moving targets of varying size challenge the players. Rifles, fashioned after the famed Winchester, shoot straight and true. Player’s skill is the ultimate scoring factor. Western Skits - Surprise your group as western characters appear unannounced and liven up your cocktail party, meeting, or special event. A great way to show-off your VIP!

Shoot Out at the “Just OK Corral” Bus Hold-Up Dying Contest Shotgun Wedding VIP Hanging VIP Quick-Draw

Telescopes & Astronomers – High powered telescopes let you see up close the beauty of the Arizona sky. Dr. David H. Levy, author and astronomer has discovered 21 comets, eight with telescope in his backyard observatory and 13 which he shared with Gene and Carolyn Shoemaker. One of these comets, Shoemaker-Levy 9, collided with Jupiter in the summer of 1994, resulting in the freates explosion ever witnessed in our solar system.

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OFF-PROPERTY DINING VENUES

Destination & Conference Services has researched the finest private facilities for your off-property evening. From elegant evenings to casual cookouts, Destination & Conference Services can fully orchestrate every detail including all your entertainment and theme decor needs. Keep in mind the resort is fully prepared to handle all of your catering needs.

PIMA AIR & SPACE MUSEUM

The Pima Air Museum is home of the largest privately owned collection of historical aircraft in the country. From a mock-up of the X-15 to a full scale model of the Wright Brother’s 1903 Wright Flyer - or step right into the restored Douglas DC-6, used by both Presidents Kennedy and Johnson during their terms. Some of the aircraft on display have been loaned from the Smithsonian, the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Air Force. Indoor Setting Hanger # 3 or Hanger # 4 or Both Hangers Accomodates Up To 600 Guests

TUCSON MUSEUM OF ART A beautifully landscaped courtyard sets the scene for an evening of the arts. The courtyard, Plaza of the Pioneers, was once part of the original Spanish presidio which protected Tucson. Upon arrival, guests will be greeted by authentically costumed Spanish caballeros and served champagne. (You may wish to transfer your participants to and from this function in luxurious stretch limousines.) The wall of the Tucson Museum of Art will be washed with many hues of light lending an air of enchantment to the plaza. The museum will open to allow guests to view the latest exhibit, as well as, enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres catered by a world class chef. Demonstration stations, set up by local artisans, will be scattered throughout the museum. (Special chosen arts or crafts commissions could be arranged for the enjoyment of your guests.) Docents will be located in strategic areas of the museum to answer questions and offer background information on the current exhibit. While in the museum, a duo of Latin flutists will serenade participants. The Plaza of the Pioneers will be the stage for an open air dinner prepared by one of the Southwest’s most innovative and prominent chefs. Tables will be set simply with white linens and napkins. During dinner, a classical music trio will provide background music. Following dinner, a wonderful choice of evening entertainment may be arranged such as a stimulating ballet or modern dance troupe performance. Your guests might enjoy a leisurely stroll through the plaza courtyard, or the romance of dancing under the stars Indoor Setting Accomodates Up To 120 Guests Outdoor Setting Accomodates Up To 400 Guests.

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SKYLINE COUNTRY CLUB Skyline Country Club is a private club nestled in the Santa Catalina Mountains. The Country Club boasts the most magnificent views of the Tucson Valley and the city lights. This location is perfect for star gazing during cocktails while you enjoy the music of a pianist. After cocktails you will proceed to the Crown Room, located on the top level of the country club. Dinner will be served in this celebrated room where guests will view the Tucson Valley in an elegant setting. Indoor Setting Accomodates Up To 400 Guests Outdoor Setting Accommodates Up To 250 Guests

SAVOY OPERA HOUSE The old west lives again in the streets of Trail Dust Town; a reconstructed town depicting the late 1880’s. It is here that you will experience the rip roaring excitement of days gone by. The entire town is bustling with action. Browse in the trading post of galleries, have a tintype souvenir photograph taken, or enjoy the majestic sun setting in the West. As guests enter through French-beveled glass doors imported from London’s Savoy Hotel, you will step back in time. In keeping with the opera houses of that period, the decor includes red velvet-draped windows, a tin-paneled ceiling, leaded and etched glass windows, antique mahogany woodwork and two antique bars, providing a truly elegant setting. You may choose to have a banjo band and ragtime piano player offering renditions of western tunes and encourage your guests to sing along. Dinner can be served on tables decorated with lanterns and covered in blue and white checked cloths. The serving staff could be in western attire and a country western band can warm up the dance floor with a little country swing! Indoor Setting Accomodates Up To 350 Guests

OLD TUCSON STUDIOS

Old Tucson Studios is a trip back to life in a frontier town! Many Western movies and TV shows have been filmed here. You can experience behind-the-scenes action in movie production. Dine in the fabulous Grand Palace Western Saloon or in Stage Area 2. Old Tucson is a different adventure each time that you visit. Grand Palace Accomodates Up To 400 Guests Stage 2 Accomodates Up To 550 Guests

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RANCHO DE LOS CERROS (Ranch of the Hills)

Hidden snugly at the end of a mile long dirt road that snakes through sagebrush and cactus is Rancho De Los Cerros. The ranch house, carriage house, stables and swimming pool sprawl over ten acres of land that blends carefully with lush green lawns and the beautiful Sonoran Desert. This special hideaway has the breathtaking elegance and comfort of a European chateau, but belongs without question to the Southwest. From the wood floors to the Saguaro-rib ceiling, Rancho De Los Cerros reflects the natural beauty of the desert. An unforgettable location for a special evening. The entire ranch is located on pristine acreage offering spectacular sunsets and views one would not expect in the Southwest. Grassy knolls with tall willow trees give a unique twist to the landscaping. Guests are free to roam all that is available on the ranch such as the carriage house which stores antique horse carriages, the barn area, as well as the living quarters which are decorated exquisitely. Indoor Setting Accomodates Up To 250 Guests Outdoor Setting Accomodates Up To 950 Guests

LA PUESTA DEL SOL PAVILION AT COCORAQUE RANCH

The Cocoraque Ranch is one of the oldest working cattle ranches in Southern Arizona. Enjoy fresh air and real western fun surrounded by 16,000 acres of unspoiled desert terrain. The ranch can provide a unique Western experience for your guests based on the history and lore of working cattle ranches and their cowboys. The facility includes the historic 1890 adobe ranch house complete with mesquite fired barbecue grill, covered porch and bar area. The Western Pavilion and Rodeo arena includes a covered and lighted pavilion, separate saloon-style bar, a mesquite fired barbecue grill, campfire pits, band stand and dance floor. Outdoor Setting Accommodates Up To 800 Guests

WILD HORSE RANCH

The Wild Horse Ranch is the oldest guest ranch in the State of Arizona. Geronimo used to roam the high hills directly behind the ranch during his fierce resistance. The ranch was a base camp for the gold and silver miners teeming over the Tucon Mountain Range. It held the last squatter’s rights in Arizona, and still boasts an as yet undiscovered hoard of bullion, stolen from one of the passing stagecoaches. The present ranch was built in the 1890’s by the Yaqui Indians, using adobe mud, straw and rocks. Originally named Eureka Ranch, the ranch was host to some of the great western film stars including “The Duke” John Wayne, Gary Cooper, and James Stewart to name a few. Indoor Setting Accomodates Up To 120 Guests Outdoor Setting Accommodates Up To 300 Guests

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DINE-A-ROUND TUCSON

Perhaps your attendees are looking for a more leisurely and unstructured evening. Fine dining in our specially selected restaurants can be efficiently orchestrated by Destination & Conference Services. We will make the reservations, pre-plan menus, arrange seating, schedule transportation, and fully coordinate the evening. Our Dine Around Services can be organized in a variety of ways. Mystery Dine-Arounds offer a surprising twist. We are pleased to suggest the following restaurants: American ACACIA – CONTEMPORAY AMERICAN Acacia's contemporary American menu is as eclectic as America itself. Hints of new Latin, Pacific Rim as well as regional favorites lovingly handcrafted exclusively for Tucson diners. 5 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. COMMONER & CO. Prep & Pastry owner Nathan Ares excitedly shows off touches to his new restaurant called Commoner & Co. There's large, raised plush seating, high top tables, a lovely marble-topped bar and lots of bright colors at the restaurant. Offerings include a brown sugar and black pepper crusted burger with pork belly, mussels with Thai curry, handmade pasta with Calabrian chili and lemon broth, pan seared halloumi cheese and house made duck pastrami. 10 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. FIREBIRD GRILL – AMERICAN One of Tucson newest restaurants and located in the upscale Encantada Plaza, Firebird Grill offers an assortment of wood fired steaks, seafood and pastas in a mountain lodge atmosphere. 5 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. GRILL AT HACIENDA DEL SOL – AMERICAN Located at the historic Hacienda del Sol Guest Ranch & Resort, a Tucson Landmark. Entrees include Colorado lamb, dry-aged steaks, pan-seared salmon, roasted pork loin, and grilled prawns. Vegetables, fruits and herbs are hand picked daily from Hacienda gardens“ Best Of” Award of Excellance. 5 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. THE HUB RESTAURANT AND ICE CREAMERY – AMERICAN Located on historic Congress Street in downtown Tucson, HUB is right in the middle of the heart of Tucson's fastest-growing and most exciting area. HUB isn't just for dinner and ice cream. Our featured and weekly events are the coolest things in town. 35 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. THE KITCHEN – NEW AMERICAN The Kitchen is a New American Cuisine restaurant located on Historic 4th Avenue in Tucson, AZ. Join us for the best food in the Old Pueblo! 30 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort

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UNION PUBLIC HOUSE – AMERICAN FARE Experience Fresh local ingredients and made from scratch American Fare Food using sustainable ingredients. Honest food and clever libations served in a stylish atmosphere. Dedicated to uncompromising quality, Union showcases made-from-scratch American fare using local and sustainable ingredients. Handcrafted cocktails, 30 beers on tap, plus TVs for sports programming draw happy hour and late night crowds, while a comfortable patio is a prime spot for an alfresco family dinner or drinks with friends overlooking the courtyard of St. Philip’s Plaza. 10 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. WILDFLOWER – NEW AMERICAN WildFlower integrates a cosmopolitan atmosphere and a contemporary cuisine featuring Asian, French and Italian influences. Winner of the Silver Spoon Award (Tucson’s Top Ten) and the Best New Restaurant, Gold Medal. 15 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. Chinese P.F. CHANG’S – CHINA BISTRO Combines the best of both worlds – traditional Chinese cuisine with nviting American hospitality – to create a truly unique dining experience. The ambiance is modern, upscale and upbeat. Chefs preparethe dynmamic menu in an open kitchen, focusing on lightly-sauced dishes that heighten the senses and allow natural flavors to permeate.5 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. French LE-RENDEZ-VOUS – FRENCH This intimate restaurant is reminiscent of charming quaint bistros in France. The menu while limited is superbly prepared and impeccably served. Dessert selections are divine. The wine list is complete and varied. 20 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. Italian MICHELANGELO RISTORANTE- ITALIAN Classy, elegant restaurant offering original Italian cosine featuring such items as a healthy bed of spaghetti with Sicilian Marinara Sauce and the Pesce Platter which is a combo of shrimp, clams, mussels and linguine. 15 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. NORTH – NORTHERN ITALIAN North offers a variety of Contemporary Northern Italian cuisine and an extensive wine list. Diners will enjoy the panoramic city views of Tucson and can enjoy a stroll before or after dinner through one of Tucson’s newest and upscale shopping plazas, La Encantada. 5 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. TAVOLINO - ITALIAN Simply classic italian food in a classy, contemporary setting. Features fresh pastas, fish, chicken and beef dishes as well as authentic classic dishes. 5 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort.

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TRATTORIA PINA - NORTHERN ITALIAN Trattoria Pina brings a touch of Italy to Tucson. The menu features Northern Italian food such as veal, fresh seafood, a large variety of pastas, salads, chicken and gourmet pizza in a wood burning oven. 5 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. VIVACE – ITALIAN Daniel Scordato is preparing his contemporary Italian cuisine with Vivace’s everything - fresh, the everything-homemade menu which features specialties such as light seafood entrees and innovative pastas. Neapolitan Style Pizza is also available. 5 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. Japanese MR. AN’S TEPPAN STEAK & SUSHI - JAPANESE We at An's take pride in serving you the best quality Japanese cuisine, and providing a memorable and enjoyable dining experience. Creating unique dishes from the freshest ingredients, the Master Teppan Chefs here at Mr. An's perform dazzling shows and prepare meals right at your table every night. Paired with original, top-quality sushi and rolls created by the best Sushi chefs in town, you're guaranteed to have a great night.15 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort Mexican BLANCO – MEXICAN Featuring the updated flavors and spirits of Mexico, guests at Blanco can enjoy delicious creations from the open kitchen where food is prepared using the freshest most delicious ingredients. A demonstration window on the exterior allows guests to watch tacos and other specialty dishes being prepared to order. The full bar features one of Tucson’s finest selection of wines, beers and tequilas. 5 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. EL CHARRO CAFE – MEXICAN Specializing in authentic Sonoran Mexican cuisine, El Charro blends the freshest ingredients with traditional recipes to create the best burros, chimichangas, and carne seca tacos, in town! El Charro is the oldest family owned restaurant in the territory dating back to the 1920’s. This location is the original family home. 25 minutes from the La Paloma Resort. Additional location in Tucson 6910 E Sunrise Dr, Tucson, AZ 85750 10 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort) GUADALAJARA GRILL- MEXICAN Guadalajara Grill is an Authentic Mexican Restaurant where corn tortillas are made from fresh corn masa and contain no preservatives, chips are cooked within hours of serving and sauces, meat, condiments and marinades are prepared daily. “We want you to enjoy yourself and we’ll do everything possible to make you feel at home.” 15 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort.

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LA PLACITA CAFÉ - MEXICAN This Mexican restaurant has been serving sophisticated fare in a stylish setting for over a decade. In contrast to Tucson's many festive family-oriented restaurants, this one offers a more subdued and relaxing atmosphere and a slower service pace. On the menu, fajitas (sizzling meat or shrimp with sautéed vegetables and traditional accompaniments) are one of the favorites. 15 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. REFORMA COCINA Y CANTIN – MODERN CENTRAL MEXICAN CUISINE Reforma Cocina Y Cantina is an upscale central Mexican Restaurant that opened in December 2014. Located in the beautiful St. Philips Plaza at River and Campbell, Reforma Cocina Y Cantina is known for their made from scratch menu items and freshly made flour and corn tortillas. Reforma Cocina Y Cantina mixes modern with classic central Mexican cuisine to bring you a dining experience with a perfect mix of chic and homey. 10 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort.

Seafood / Sushi

KINGFISHER BAR & GRILL Kingfisher Bar & Grill is an American regional grill specializing in seafood and rotisserie meats and poultry. Kingfisher has won Arizona’s Best Seafood; Tucson’s Best Restaurant and the Wine Spectator Awards. 20 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. RA SUSHI Ra Sushi is an upbeat, trendy and hip atmosphere offering sushi and tempurs located in one of Tucson’s hotest new shopping plaza’s La Encantada. 5 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. SAKURA TEPPAN STEAK & SEAFOOD – ASIAN One of the most popular sushi bars in town because they have fresh seafood flown in each day. Enjoy excellent beer, chicken, and seafood teppan in traditional Japanese décor. Voted “Best Japanese Restaurant” 1993 – 1996. 20 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. Steak EL CORRAL – STEAK Experience the true flavor of the old west with mesquite grilled steak, chicken, and ribs - some of the best in town! The western decor and surroundings will almost make you forget you are in the city! 10 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. FLEMING’S – PRIME STEAKHOUSE Classic yet contemporary steakhouse fare, remarkable wine listoffering notable wines. Fleming’s offers dining in a stylish, lively atmosphere that invites the best of times. 5 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort.

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LI’L ABNER’S A Tucson tradition for many years, this one time stage coach stop, now rustic restaurant, is a fun place to enjoy Mesquite grilled steaks, chicken and ribs complete with all the fixin’s. The walls testify to the top quality of the meals and the creativity of the clientele. Nearly every inch is covered with graffiti-like rambling. If you prefer you can dine on the patio at one of the picnic tables under the Arizona sky.30 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. SULLIVAN’S – PRIME STEAKHOUSE Choose from Fresh Seafood such as Grilled Tuna Steak, Salmon Steak, Tequila Lime Shrimp or enjoy a Filet Mignon,New York Strip or Porterhouse Steak. Specialty a 20oz. Bone-In Kansas City Strip or a 24oz. Bone-In “Cowboy” Ribeye. 10 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort. Steak & Seafood FIVE PALMS’S – STEAK & SEAFOOD One of the newest restaurants to open in Tucson is the Five Palms Steak and Seafood Restaurant which offers a fine dining experience with a worldwide menu. Daily flown in fish and seafood from Hawaii, Alaska and the East Coast is offered. Their unique menu also features corn fed beef, pasture fed veal, Colorado lamb, Spanish Serrano ham and Jabugo ham. Visit Dovino Wine, Cigar and Gourmet Shop located next to the Five Palms Fine Bar. Dovino’s offers a nice selection of gourmet food, including fine chocolate, cheeses, charcuterie and specialty foods. Upstairs is Nino’s Bar and Grill and features a bar and patio with 360 degree views of the city and Catalina Mountain range. The menu features the best of both worlds – Old World (Middle East, Spain, Italy and France) and New World (United States and Mexico). 5 minutes from the Westin La Paloma Resort.

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LOCAL GOLF COURSES

Destination & Conference Services will be happy to arrange your groups golfing needs.

RANCHO VISTOSO GOLF COURSE

Located at the base of the Catalina Mountain range, forests of saguaros with natural washes provide a stunning natural setting for golfers. Tom Weiskopf has created a desert experience, challenging all levels of play.

ARIZONA NATIONAL GOLF COURSE

The Arizona National at Sabino Springs is an upscale daily fee golf course, designed by Robert Trent Jones. A proponent of traditional design concepts that reward heroic shot making, Jones incorporated much of Sabino Springs’ existing Sonoran Desert landscape, allowing the land to dictate the course’s distinctive personality.

STARR PASS GOLF COURSE

Designed by Robert Cupp and Craig Stadler with PGA Tour action in mind, the Starr Pass Golf Course is a commanding desert-style lay out, delicately routed through crags, cacti, rocks and ravines.

OMNI TUCSON NATIONAL GOLF RESORT & SPA

William Nanini is the founder of this marvelous facility. Tucson National is comprised of three nines, the Gold, the Orange and the Green. The Gold/Orange combination, which the pros play, is relatively open and gently contoured, while the Green nine meanders through steep elevation changes and presents some unusual up hill/down hill shot making opportunities not typically encountered in Tucson. The course is beautifully defined by bunkers and the eighteenth hole is considered one of the finest and toughest finishing holes.

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AVERAGE TEMPERATURES

Humidity Rainfall Max. Min. % at 5pm (Inches) JANUARY

64 36 33 .83

FEBRUARY 68 39 27 .63 MARCH 73 43 23 .68 APRIL 81 48 16 .32 MAY 89 56 13 .14 JUNE 99 65 13 .22 JULY 99 73 28 2.42 AUGUST 97 71 33 2.13 SEPTEMBER 94 66 27 1.33 OCTOBER 85 54 25 .88 NOVEMBER 73 43 28 .62 DECEMBER 65 38 34 .94

APPROXIMATE SUNRISE / SUNSET TIMES Sunrise Sunset Early / Late Early / Late JANUARY

7:19am 7:26am 5:30pm 5:56pm

FEBRUARY 6:53am 7:18am 5:57pm 6:21pm MARCH 6:14am 6:52am 6:21pm 6:43pm APRIL 5:39am 6:13am 6:43pm 7:03pm MAY 5:18am 5:38am 7:04pm 7:24pm JUNE 5:18am 5:20am 7:25pm 7:34pm JULY 5:21am 5:38am 7:22pm 7:34pm AUGUST 5:38am 5:58am 6:50pm 7:21pm SEPTEMBER 5:59am 6:17am 6:10pm 6:48pm OCTOBER 6:17am 6:40am 5:35pm 6:09pm NOVEMBER 6:40am 7:06am 5:19pm 5:34pm DECEMBER 7:06am 7:24am 5:19pm 5:29pm