Arizona's 11 Most Historic And Geologically Stunning National Monuments
From prehistoric ruins to breathtaking desert vistas, these Arizona destinations highlight the state’s most compelling history and natural beauty.
Read MoreFrom prehistoric ruins to breathtaking desert vistas, these Arizona destinations highlight the state’s most compelling history and natural beauty.
Read MoreAdventurous nature lovers will revel in this rugged, mountainous Arizona location with miles and miles of strenuous hikes and backcountry camping spots.
Read MoreThis welcoming Arizona retreat offers resort-style amenities, outdoor adventures, social activities, and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for an extended escape.
Read MoreThe U.S. national parks are beloved by people of all ages, but these 12 destinations in particular are ideal for the baby boomer generation.
Read MoreThis sprawling lake is one of the best fishing spots in Arizona, and it also offers visitors some short hiking trails, stunning views, and great stargazing.
Read MoreIf you love spotting cool, rare, or adorable animals, visit one of America's most popular park destinations. Here are some critters to look for while there.
Read MoreThis luxury resort both protects and enhances the surrounding environment, and every suite is intentionally designed to merge with the natural landscape.
Read MoreIn addition to its cities, Arizona features some charming southwestern towns, including this one that's known for its community spirit and challenging hikes.
Read MoreA catastrophic ecological disaster has befallen a once-popular fishing lake in Arizona, leading to its complete closure for the foreseeable future.
Read MoreMost Grand Canyon visitors flock to the Bright Angel Trail, but hikers seeking solitude and scenic views may want to try this lesser-known alternative instead.
Read MoreThe red rocks in some of Arizona’s most famous natural landscapes draw in thousands of tourists every year, but they are more than just a pretty sight.
Read MoreThis six-hour desert drive links a string of evocative landmarks, from Las Vegas and the Hoover Dam to old Route 66 towns and Arizona canyon country.
Read MoreThe Grand Canyon is one of America's most famous tourist destinations, but there's a similar spot in Arizona that you can check out for a cheaper price.
Read MoreA small, remote town in Arizona is home to RV parks with mountain views, friendly folks, and rustic charm in a welcoming desert community.
Read MoreWe could all use a relaxing vacation spot, so you'll want to avoid this popular spot if venomous creatures keep you on edge (and we don't blame you).
Read MoreTowering above the scorching hot plains of Arizona is one of the best birdwatching destinations in America, with scenic trails and camping grounds with toilets.
Read MoreLess than 40 miles from the Las Vegas Strip, this unforgettable flatwater paddle adventure will take you through hot springs, waterfalls, and a glowing cavern.
Read MoreIf you love sleeping beneath millions of stars, among rock formations, cacti, and sand, these camping destinations in the American Southwest are ideal.
Read MoreThese desert mountain towns offer hiking, fishing, affordable lodging, and sweeping views of the White, Mazatzal, Huachuca mountain ranges, to name a few.
Read MoreThis little-known wine region has a laid-back vibe, with its high-desert scenery all around, quiet landscapes, and fantastic varieties to choose from.
Read MoreCalifornia is lovely, but it's also expensive. Fortunately, this state offers a similar climate and tons of charming mountain towns for budget-minded retirees.
Read MoreArizona's Coconino National Forest is home to many campgrounds, including this one, where you can cast a line for trout or take in some hiking.
Read MoreRodeo has been around for more than a century, and if you want to check out the world's oldest one, plan a trip to Arizona in the summertime.
Read MoreTucked away in southern Arizona, this popular state park offers you a chance to unwind on a sandy beach, head out on a hike, or indulge in some fishing.
Read MoreConveniently explore the largest ponderosa pine forest in Arizona at this quiet rural suburb with spectacular mountain views.
Read MoreThere's an abundance of natural desert beauty to explore at this regional park, which sits a relatively quick drive away from Phoenix's metropolitan area.
Read MoreWhile it doesn't look like much from the road, this scenic overlook lets you gaze out over the desert landscape as a river carves through the canyon below.
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