One of the most affordable places to live in Arizona is a border town with outstanding shopping experiences, markets, and great Mexican cuisine.
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If you're looking for a place to retire peacefully, this Arizona valley town offers amazing mountain views, a warm climate, and impressive desert blooms.
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Whether you're hoping to reel in rainbow trout, hike among pine trees, or toast marshmallows over a campfire, this campground by Tucson is a refreshing retreat.
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In Arizona’s surprisingly snowy landscapes, an alpine forest near Flagstaff boasts rigorous trails through lava fields, reaching the highest peak in the state.
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This bumpy, adventurous road in northern Arizona spotlights some of the state's most stunning scenery, with opportunities for photography, camping, and more.
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This western suburb of Phoenix is one of the most-quickly growing U.S. cities, with a rugged desert setting that's perfect for all kinds of outdoor activities.
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Hundreds of signs from Texas to California alert you that you're approaching this oddity, but to find out what it is, you must exit the highway step inside.
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Inmates at this historic Arizona prison had to endure brutal heat and punishments like the ball and chain and solitary confinement in a darkened room.
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Enjoy, rail-trail hikes, seasonal festivals, vineyard gardens, and local pours in a welcoming Arizona town surrounded by forest and wide-open desert.
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One of the quirkiest Arizona small towns, this one boasts a "Star Trek"-themed bar, a lodge with a UFO on its rooftop, and even a 9/11 memorial.
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Arizona residents take their state's natural beauty seriously. This little law could cost you thousands of dollars and land you in jail for well over a decade.
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This lovely Phoenix suburb offers quiet charm, abundant recreational opportunities, fresh food, and what some claim are area's most delicious pies and peaches.
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This pristine mountain park between Phoenix and Tucson has lovely desert scenery and is a fantastic place to hike, spot wildlife, and birdwatch.
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Just outside of Phoenix, you’ll find a creative, under-the-radar Arizona suburb overflowing with innovative technology and family-friendly attractions.
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If you know where to look, you'll find sprawling lakes primed for fishing and nearby camp sites amidst the desert landscapes and canyons of Arizona.
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A charming town awaits in central Arizona, where you can sip the region's best wines, sample delicious cuisine, and explore riverside and red rock trails.
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The story of the discovery of these caverns near Tucson, Arizona is as fascinating as the caverns themselves, which house strange, striking cave formations.
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If you're visiting Tucson and need a nature break, head to this nearby preserve for miles of mountain biking and hiking trails in a gorgeous slice of desert.
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Grand Falls — an incredible series of chocolate waterfalls deep in the desert of the Navajo Nation — has closed until further notice, for very good reason.
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At this historic Arizona trading post, you can shop for Native American pottery, jewelry, and blankets and enjoy traditional dishes like Navajo fry-bread tacos.
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This archaeological site in Arizona boasts ancient cliff dwellings and hundreds of pictographs painted on the red rocks but requires advance reservations.
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Looking for a good place to retire? This small Arizona city offers a low cost of living with plenty of senior care, golf courses, and desert scenery.
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Parts of Arizona may seem like a desert wasteland, but tucked away are gems like this desert refuge home to exotic wildlife and beautiful canyon views.
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Transport yourself back to the Old West at this fun attraction in Tucson, Arizona, filled with shops, dining options, rides, and even a show.
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This scenic gravel road in Arizona's gorgeous red rock country is easy to navigate and offers some of the best dispersed camping sites near Sedona.
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Nestled in the White Mountains at 8,000 feet, this town is a far cry from Arizona's typical deserts, with ponderosa pine forests, alpine breezes, and lakes.
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Arizona's wildfires have devastated some of the state's most beloved natural areas. They also claimed the statue of one of the Grand Canyon's greatest legends.
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