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The world's largest treasure hunt happens every late January into early February at JOGS Tucson Gem & Jewelry Show. Vendors, collectors and experts from all around the world convene for the big show, and the depth and breadth of the show is so big, it is not confined to simply one location. Depending on the number of participating satellite locations, the show comprises nearly 40 sites around town that include giant white tents, hotels, resorts and exhibit halls. The show is open to the public, so if you are in the market for anything from those coveted diamond earrings to a granite set of bookends, chances are you'll find it at the rock show that really rocks!

Ski Valley is the southernmost ski destination in the continental United States with a top elevation of 9,157 feet (2,791 m) above sea level and has 200 skiable acres with 21 runs. The picturesque winding road to the place features the season's foliage, and once you settle in, it only gets that much better. The restaurant was once a mine, but you won't have to dig too deep to find a treasure trove of menu items like salads, steaks, burgers and delectable entrees. Also, the Grub Stake is an outdoor patio open on the weekends if you feel like taking your meal alfresco. Nature's beauty, some of the best food around, and that special someone all equal a moment that the both of you will never forget.

The Starr Pass Country Club and Spa is semi-private and offers golf to both members and the general public. The spectacular setting proves to be a dramatic backdrop for an equally dramatic course. It features three sets of nines that include the Rattler, the Roadrunner and the Coyote that are full of challenges for every skill level. From the daunting tee to pin stretch of over 7,000 yards on one hole to a more manageable 5,213 yards for a less adventurous player, these fairways, bunkers and greens all offer something special to any and every golf lover, no matter how accomplished.

Kitt Peak National Observatory Visitor Center is set on one of Tucson's most visually stunning mountaintops so when you visit, you are that much closer to the moon, the stars and the sun. Not that you would need to be physically closer, as the three ultra-powerful telescopes bring outer space directly into your field of vision for you to examine every detail of what dwells above. This observatory provides the city with an attraction that's truly out-of-this-world.