Locally owned and operated, P-Town Auto & Offroad is a nationally certified auto repair shop conveniently located at 688 Harshaw in Patagonia. They offer general automotive and off-road vehicle repair as well as tire repair and even sell tires! They […]
You can find award winning wine and a view that can’t be beat at Rune Wines in Sonoita. Visit Arizona’s only off-grid solar-powered winery and tasting room in Sonoita, Arizona just 30 minutes from Sierra Vista, 1 hour from Tucson, […]
Senior Citizens of Patagonia (SCP) is a 25 year old 501(c)(3) non-profit organization designed to serve and support seniors and the disabled in Patagonia, Sonoita, Elgin and Canelo. We offer a transportation and weekday lunch program, as well as other […]
Serving homemade Mexican food for breakfast and dinner, Tamales y Tacos Elisa is a welcome addition to the Patagonia cuisine scene. Dine on the spot or order ahead to get your food to go. Either way, you can be sure […]
Founded in 1937, the Wagon Wheel Saloon is Patagonia’s original cowboy bar, offering great burgers and Mexican food too. Wagon Wheel Saloon 400 Naugle Avenue, Patagonia AZ 85624 Phone: 520.394.2433 Hours: Seven days a week 6:30 AM – 8 PM […]
Try a sip of Arizona wine history! The oldest commercial vineyard and winery in Arizona, Sonoita Vineyards has been making award-winning wine since 1974. Dr. Gordon Dutt, founder and original winemaker at Sonoita Vineyards and retired soil scientist from the […]
In years gone by, the town park or town square was a gathering place. A place where festivals were held, music played from the gazebo, and young lovers held hands. In Patagonia, it still is. With its charming gazebo and columns, […]
The Wild Horse Restaurant—formerly known as The Home Plate— is located at 309 W. McKeown, within the Stage Stop Inn. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the Wild Horse serves American favorites, AZ-MEX specialties, house-made tortilla chips, and tasty options […]
Twisted Union Wine Co. has quickly made a name for itself, producing award-winning wines and hosting its signature Twisted Union Communion wine festival. Located in Elgin, Arizona, we are focused on celebrating the unique terroirs of the West. The winery […]
Shooting Star potter, Martha Kelly, has been in Patagonia working as a studio potter since 1981. “Throughout my life, clay has always been the source of my true joy. The magic of making something out of nothing is truly a […]
The Town of Patagonia is appropriately proud of our history and distinctive character. The community is quirky, and we like it that way. Patagonia Town Government prides itself on providing a high level of business-friendly service in a quick, responsive […]
A southern Arizona oasis for boating, fishing and birding Story credit goes to Scott Craven of the Arizona Republic When the sign suddenly pops up along a two-lane highway carved through Arizona’s wine country, you wonder if it’s a mistake. […]
A trip to Patagonia would not be complete without a visit to the Paton Center for Hummingbirds. Dedicated to the celebration and conservation of hummingbirds—and all of southeast Arizona’s astounding biodiversity—through recreation, education, and sustainable living. The Patons Wally and […]
Mountain biking in the Mountain Empire varies from groomed dirt roads to technical single track. Here are three scenic rides you might like to try. Harshaw Loop This is an easy 13 mile loop that includes pavement and dirt road. […]
The Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Preserve is one of Santa Cruz County’s most sought after birding hot spots. Owned and managed by The Nature Conservancy, it is actually one of the best bird-watching havens in the Southwest. This lush riparian area provides […]
Just three miles outside of Patagonia is one several places in the area to access to the historic Arizona Trail, which runs Mexico to Utah. Take Harshaw Road east of Patagonia about 3 miles, until you see the Arizona Trail […]
Article written by Dina Mishev and published by Arizona Guide No matter if you’re new to birding or are an avid birder looking to check rare species off your life list, Patagonia is your place. It’s not just because birds outnumber people in Patagonia […]
This hike is moderately difficult. The trail is the service road to the fire lookout station on the summit of Red Mountain. In years past, this was no doubt one of many mining roads in the Patagonia Mountains, but in […]
One of the most beautiful areas to explore on the outskirts of Patagonia is Temporal Canyon which lies to the north between the town and the approach to Mount Wrightson. Take 1st Avenue off Highway 82 just west of the […]
This 2.1 mile loop hike is close to downtown Patagonia and takes about an hour, It is an ideal “before-breakfast walk” for anyone staying at the local hotel or bed and breakfast lodgings. Your route follows reasonably level back roads […]