Arizona’s top family holiday attraction is at this beloved Flagstaff hotel. Along with its festive charm, its nature trails traverse idyllic winter landscapes.
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If you are looking for a taste of the Midwest without journeying to a colder climate, head to this Phoenix restaurant with Arizona's best burger.
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This mountain spot offers beautiful scenery, fishing, and a great location to unwind outdoors — there's even the possibility of striking gold!
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A budget‑friendly desert retirement haven in Arizona offers sunny weather, abundant golf courses, low taxes, and resort‑style amenities, for residents 55+.
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Located near both Lake Mead and the Grand Canyon, this Arizona community is an excellent place for outdoor adventures and for viewing the iconic Joshua tree.
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Nestled away between Phoenix and Tuscon, Arizona, is a nice and affordable suburb with stunning mountains and historic landmarks for you to soak in.
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Arizona is home to a wealth of quaint communities sitting on the doorstep of world-class nature sites. This small town by the Utah border is one of them.
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Just north of Phoenix and south of Flagstaff is a tiny Arizona town that's steeped in frontier history and home to fascinating architecture and scenic trails.
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This vibrant neighborhood near downtown Phoenix, Arizona, blends early-20th-century homes, leafy sidewalks, indie cafés, and mural-lined streets.
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For the same breathtaking views of Sedona but without the overtourism, head 10 miles away to this vibrant village in the Coconino National Forest.
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This small and affordable Arizona town has a prime location right next to Phoenix and a vibrant and diverse community with rich traditions and festivals.
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Florida might be seen as the top spot for retirees, but this relaxed Arizona town presents another option, especially for those who love to golf.
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The latest in a string of troubles for the lodges and hotels inside the park, hotels in the South Rim Village area have been forced to close indefinitely.
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This desert community is known for RV living, winter sunshine, and sprawling gem shows, drawing travelers seeking simple, affordable seasonal life.
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This small Arizona suburb was named for the unlikely event that people would ever move there, but now it's a destination for art and hiking.
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You don't need to confine your high-rolling casino experience to Las Vegas or Reno. Here's where you can go in the U.S. for Vegas vibes outside of Nevada.
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If you're on your way to Phoenix, AZ for a vacation and are looking for a artsy getaway, look no further than this underrated canyon getaway.
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This Arizona destination was named the state's cleanest city based on pollution, resident satisfaction, and other factors, though it has faced some issues.
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If you consider yourself a wine lover, this charming, highly rated vacation rental located on a working vineyard might be the spot to spend your next vacation.
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Burning Man draws crowds of thousands of people across the world, but Arizona’s regional burn offers a more intimate gathering for creatives to enjoy.
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Just outside Phoenix lies a desert paradise of rugged mountains, scenic trails, and starlit campgrounds where Arizona's natural beauty shines.
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This state park in western Arizona is a haven for outdoor lovers and is situated near other protected wildernesses, making it the perfect nature-filled getaway.
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Journey back through time in Arizona and discover five deserted towns left behind after mining booms, train‑robbing legends and resort dreams faded.
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Trace the path of dreamers during the Gold Rush (and snap some postcard-worthy pictures of the surroundings) with a trip to this hidden Grand Canyon State gem.
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This historic hotel in the Ponderosa forest offers terrific rooms, as well as some calm within the proverbial storm of Grand Canyon tourism.
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Offering 128 miles of shoreline, this lake outside of Phoenix is a great spot for boating and fishing, with several campsites scattered around its perimeter.
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Sedona is home to dozens of iconic trails, but if you're hoping to avoid crowds while still soaking in the red rock views, this one near Uptown is worth a look.
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