Apache Moon Restaurant @ Triangle T Guest Ranch & Retirement Center

Situated in Texas Canyon on 160 acres of gently sloping land, it is known for its distinct beauty. It's uniqueness lies in the incredible boulder outcroppings piled high in startling formations throughout the area. In just a few miles, visitors entering the area are overwhelmed by the dramatic changes rising from the flat desert to the rocky mountainous pass. The Little Dragoon Mountains on the north, Mount Glenn in the Dragoon Mountains on the south and various other mountains surrounding the Triangle T provide some of the most panoramic views of the immediate area and Southern Arizona. With a moderate year-round climate, 15 degrees cooler than Tucson, birdwatchers, naturalists, geologists, writers, artists, photographers and many other professionals find a broad range of activities and experiences to enjoy - hiking, bouldering, hay rides, horseback riding, nature and horticultural walks, just to name a few. Established in 1922, the Triangle T boasts a colorful and exciting past. In 1929, it came into the hands of Catherine Tuff, the result of a breach of contract-to-marry suit. Since then, Triangle T has been the site of many historical events. Many diplomats and dignitaries including President John F. Kennedy, General John J. Pershing, and Dr. Leon T. Silver, a director of NASA (who had his Cal Tech geology students complete their thesis at the ranch each summer) were among the ranch's distinguished guests. A fairly well preserved brochure (c. 1930) found in one of the cabin walls in 1996 lists as references the home addresses of the Rockefellers, the Vanderbilt's, and other contemporary socialites.