The cactus wren is the state bird of Arizona. The bride has white spots on a brown body as well as a curved beak and white “eyeliner” along their eyes. They are found in and around Tucson, frequently making their homes within cactus for protection from their predators.

Tucson is hospitable. Nearly four million visitors, along with their horses, arrive each year to explore the area’s western lifestyles and stellar landscape. The region boasts over 15,000 rooms for humans and dozens of horse stables. Tourists and residents alike enjoy world-class lodging options.