| Entertainment Magazine: Arizona: Tucson Visiting Mount Lemmon & Summerhaven
 Enjoy the day on Mt. Lemmon at the top of the Santa Catalina Mountains, north of Tucson, Arizona.
 The main highway to Mt. Lemmon leads to Ski Valley and the village of Summerhaven. Weather conditions can change 
quickly. When it is raining in the Tucson basin, there is a good chance 
that the Santa Catalina Mountains are getting soaked. Check today's Mt. Lemmon weather and road conditions. Mt. Lemmon Links
 Ski Valley | Summerhaven | Map 
 Post Mt. Lemmon/Summerhaven events free. Send event listings to events@emol.org 
  
  
  
 Biking Mt. Lemmon
 The Bike Mt. Lemmon website provides information and maps on Mountain Bike Trails, group rides, and tips on how to safely bike Mt. Lemmon. Bike up the mountain through 5 eco-zones, 26 miles, and 8,000 feet.
 Free Interactive Bike Maps
 of Tucson and the Santa Catalina Mountains, courtesy of the Arizona 
Bicycle Association and Friends of The Oro Valley/Tucson Loop.  Tucson Bike Rentals,
 Arizona leading bike rental and tours company, offers rental e-bikes, 
road, mountain, gravel, tandem, kids, and long term bike rentals. 
Provides rental for the Tucson Loop and for Mount Lemmon. Daily and 
weekly bike rentals. Book online and choose from a variety of bicycles. 
Call 520-260-8293.
 
 
 The Santa Catalina MountainsLegends & History of the Catalinas
The Lost City & Mission of the Catalinas
Tucson Gold Rush of the 1880s
 Books about Mt. Lemmon and the Santa Catalina Mountains  "Treasures of the Santa Catalina Mountains" Unraveling the Legends and the History, by Robert E. Zucker (author); covers the legends
 of lost mines, lost cities and a lost mission in the Santa Catalina 
Mountains that have been passed down by 
word of mouth for generations. The most famous legend, the Iron Door 
Mine, helped launch the early American hunt for gold in the 1850s and 
attracted Buffalo Bill Cody to invest in mining near Oracle. 
Download a free PDF sample and read more about the legends and history 
behind them. 
 "Look to the Mountains" An in-depth look into the lives and 
Times of the People Who Shaped the History of the Catalina Mountains, by
 Suzanne Henset (author).
   From Amazon.com: "Squeezing the Lemmon II... More Juice Than Ever: A Rock Climber's Guide to the Mt. Lemmon Highway, Tucson, Arizona"  Eric Fazio-Rhicard, Author. Climb Mt. Lemmon with one of the more popular hiking books about the 
Catalina Mountains. Includes maps, photos, route topos and descriptions,
 and general area information most climbers find handy. 324 pages.
 
                              
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