Make It An Active Summer In Tucson: 10 Ways To Get Moving

Summer is a great time to get moving in Tucson, whether you're looking to join a league, try a new class, spend more time outside or find an active program for the kids.

From city recreation programs and swim lessons to trails, tennis courts and fitness classes, there are plenty of ways to make the most of the season. Be sure to check each website for current schedules, registration details, fees and availability before making plans.

1. Explore Tucson Parks And Recreation Programs

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Tucson Parks and Recreation offers a wide range of classes, sports programs, aquatics activities and recreation opportunities for residents of all ages.

Tucson Parks and Recreation
Website: tucsonaz.gov

2. Join A Local Sports League

For residents looking for team sports, Tucson Parks and Recreation's Sports Unit is a good place to start for adult leagues and seasonal recreation programs.

Tucson Parks and Recreation Sports Unit
Website: tucsonaz.gov

3. Try Pickleball

Pickleball offers a social, approachable way to stay active, with local courts and play opportunities available throughout the Tucson area.

Tucson Area Pickleball
Website: tucsonpickleball.org

4. Take A Swim Class

Swim lessons are a practical way for kids and adults to build confidence in the water while staying active during the summer months.

Tucson Parks and Recreation Swim Lessons
Website: tucsonaz.gov

5. Cool Off At A Pool Or Splash Pad

Tucson's public pools and splash pads give families another way to enjoy the season while getting outside and staying active.

Tucson Parks and Recreation Pools And Splash Pads
Website: tucsonaz.gov

6. Play Tennis

Tennis is a year-round favorite in Tucson, and the Reffkin Tennis Center offers courts, instruction, leagues and programs for a range of ages and skill levels.

Reffkin Tennis Center
Website: reffkintenniscenter.com

7. Walk, Run Or Bike The Loop

The Chuck Huckelberry Loop gives residents a paved route for walking, running, biking and skating across the greater Tucson area.

The Chuck Huckelberry Loop
Website: pima.gov

8. Hit The Trails

Tucson's desert landscape offers plenty of ways to stay active outdoors, from casual walks to more challenging hikes.

Tucson Mountain Park
Website: pima.gov

9. Take A Fitness Class

Fitness classes can make it easier to stay consistent, whether you're looking for group exercise, strength training, aquatics or wellness programs.

YMCA of Southern Arizona
Website: tucsonymca.org

10. Sign Up For A Youth Program Or Camp

Families looking for active summer options can explore Tucson Parks and Recreation's youth programs, including KIDCO and other seasonal offerings.

Tucson Parks and Recreation Youth Programs
Website: tucsonaz.gov

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