This 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.
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The 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.
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A small, remote town in Arizona is home to RV parks with mountain views, friendly folks, and rustic charm in a welcoming desert community.
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We 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).
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Towering above the scorching hot plains of Arizona is one of the best birdwatching destinations in America, with scenic trails and camping grounds with toilets.
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Less than 40 miles from the Las Vegas Strip, this unforgettable flatwater paddle adventure will take you through hot springs, waterfalls, and a glowing cavern.
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If you love sleeping beneath millions of stars, among rock formations, cacti, and sand, these camping destinations in the American Southwest are ideal.
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These desert mountain towns offer hiking, fishing, affordable lodging, and sweeping views of the White, Mazatzal, Huachuca mountain ranges, to name a few.
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This little-known wine region has a laid-back vibe, with its high-desert scenery all around, quiet landscapes, and fantastic varieties to choose from.
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California is lovely, but it's also expensive. Fortunately, this state offers a similar climate and tons of charming mountain towns for budget-minded retirees.
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Arizona'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.
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Rodeo 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.
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Tucked 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.
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Conveniently explore the largest ponderosa pine forest in Arizona at this quiet rural suburb with spectacular mountain views.
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There'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.
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While 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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Looking beyond Florida for your golden years? This warm, low-humidity destination packs scenic deserts, mountain towns. and affordable living.
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From Sedona’s trendy local food scene to those unmissable stargazing opportunities, these are the must-do activities you won’t want to miss.
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This Arizona restaurant, the largest floating restaurant in America, sits atop a lake where it pairs a unique experience with delicious food and scenic views.
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Once overlooked by travelers, this Arizona spot now attracts visitors with hiking trails, rugged terrain, and easy access to outdoor recreation.
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Arizona is known for its iconic golfing opportunities, and this college city in the south lives up to its long-running reputation for having stunning courses.
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Explore Arizona’s charming small-town main streets, where historic districts, art galleries, wineries and landmarks create unforgettable downtown experiences.
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About 85 miles outside of Phoenix, you'll find a rugged region of the Prescott National Forest's Bradshaw Mountains that's a hidden recreational wonderland.
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Looking for a place to relax, rejuvenate, and get back in touch with yourself and nature? Look no further than these popular wellness resorts in Arizona.
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With its warm weather and sunny days, there's a reason that Arizona is something of a retirement hot spot. Whatever your needs, there's a place for you there.
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With its tranquil location and picturesque waters, this popular Arizona lake is ideal for outdoor adventures, making either a day trip or a long visit worth it.
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Arizona may be known for desert, but it also has plenty of mountains. A great place to see some is this small, friendly community (with an awesome museum, too).
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