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Pima is an outdoors town

43 mi of trails · 16% of land conserved. The full Outdoors page has the rest.

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★ A strengthOutdoors43 miof trails · 16% of land conservedOpen →ExploreClimateSnow, summers and the growing seasonOpen →ExploreNatural hazardsFloods, storms and winter: the town’s riskOpen →ExploreWeatherThe forecast, and what it means this weekOpen →
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Out & about

♨Eat & drink5▥Shop & services39♧Parks, sports & recreation✳Arts, culture & entertainment2

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▤Town hall & decisions3⟲Trash, recycling & yard waste⌁Utilities & services↗Streets, parking & getting around⊕Safety & preparedness✚Health & emergency care1⌂Housing & development

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