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Visit Arivaca, Arizona

Create your own Arizona day tripborder.Father Kino was one of the first
experience!Whether you wish to plan a trip toEuropeans to visit this region. He visited
see nature and wildlife, learn about thethe Pima Indians in 1695. In 1833, the
history of the southwest or just want to getMexican government granted Tomas and Ignacio
away from it all Arizona has a variety ofOrtiz. They soon gained ownership where the
places to see and things to do that willbrothers built the Aribac Ranch and raised
interest any recreational adventurer.Daycattle and horses.In 1856, the Ortiz brothers
trips make a refreshing break from the chaossold the land to the Sonora Exploring and
of the daily routine. They can also be cheap,Mining Company and the ranch soon became an
since many of the areas are distant from theactive mining community. But when the mines
city.Arizona features a surprising range ofclosed the area was largely abandoned.Charles
terrain that includes desert, grassy lowlandsPoston acquired the property in 1870 then
and vegetated mountain regions. The climatetransferred his rights to the Arivaca Land
found across the state also shows muchand Cattle Company. The U.S. Government did
variety. And you don't have to travel far tonot recognize the title so the land was
appreciate this assortment of scenery. In thedeclared public property.Today, Arivaca is
summer you can take a break in the cool,the home of about eight cattle ranches. The
nearby hills, while the lower lying areas areregion is ideal for cattle grazing and
more popular in the winter months.Arivaca isorchards. The town has a community center,
in Southern Arizona. The community is 56two tennis courts, two softball fields and a
miles southwest of Tucson on Interstate 19library.
approximately 11 miles from the Mexico



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