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Sonoita Arizona has lots of fun things to do. Backroading — Jeep Trails, Forest Service roads, and old mining roads take you into the back country for a glimpse of spectacular scenery and ghost towns. Birding — Empire Cienega Ranch - 6 miles north of Sonoita on the east side of Hwy 83. 520-455-5522 Madera Canyon - south on I-19, east on Continental Rd., right on White House Canyon Rd., 520-625-8746 Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Preserve - managed by the Nature Conservancy. World renowned birding area. 520-394-2400 Ramsey Canyon Preserve - east on Hwy 82 to Hwy 90, south to Sierra Vista, then 3 miles west on Ramsey Canyon Rd. 520-378-3010 San Pedro Riparian Nature Conservation Area - visitor center is 7 miles east of Sierra Vista on Hwy 90. 520-459-2555 Fishing — Patagonia Lake State Park - 7 miles south of Patagonia off Hwy 82. 520-287-6965 Parker Canyon Lake - 30 miles south of Sonoita on Hwy 83. 520-398-2211 Golfing — Kino Springs - 15 miles south of Patagonia off Hwy 82. 520-287-8800 Rio Rico - 12 miles north of Nogales off I-19. 520-281-1901 Tubac Country Club - 20 miles north of Nogales off I-19. 520-398-2211 Hiking & Bicycling — Trails and direct roads of all levels are available in the mountain ranges surrounding Patagonia.

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