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Reviewed on 25 Sep 2021
Reviewed on 25 Sep 2021
Reviewed on 18 Sep 2021
4/5Very Good!(25 area reviews)
Cheer on the Phoenix Suns at an NBA game or walk around the city’s historic precinct as you explore the state capital.
4/5Very Good!(4 area reviews)
North Scottsdale is known for its pristine golf courses, and you can plan a trip to Grayhawk Golf Club and Equidome Arena while you're in town.
4.5/5Wonderful!(8 area reviews)
The stunning river views and popular shops highlight some of the most notable features of Uptown Sedona. Make a stop by Sedona Art Center while you're exploring the area.
4.5/5Wonderful!(11 area reviews)
The captivating mountain views and ample dining options are top of the list for many visitors to West Sedona. A stop by Thunder Mountain Trailhead or Amitabha Stupa might round out your trip.
3/5(1 area review)
Visitors often come to Camelback East for its abundant dining options, but many stay to explore sights like Biltmore Fashion Park and Arizona Biltmore Country Club. Getting around the area on the metro is easy if you take a ride at 50th Street Station.
Reviewed on 24 Sep 2021
Reviewed on 24 Sep 2021
Reviewed on 22 Sep 2021
Enjoy southwestern cuisine and Native American crafts and culture in sprawling modern cities. Visit strikingly beautiful landscapes in three national parks. Look down into the depths of the Grand Canyon, up to the red rocks of Sedona or all around at the prickly saguaro cacti to appreciate the range of Arizona’s natural beauty. Several large cities offer contrasting interests of modern conveniences and Native American culture.
The Colorado River winds through northern Arizona, etching a path 1 mile (1.6 kilometres) deep through colourful sedimentary rocks to create the Grand Canyon. Visit this national park north of Flagstaff. It’s particularly striking to observe the sunrise, with the walls gradually lighting up as the sun rises above the horizon. Reserve in advance to stay in the rustic Phantom Ranch lodge at the river level and hike or ride a mule down the steep switchback trail.
Near Holbrook, see very old artifacts in Petrified Forest National Park and the Painted Desert: dinosaur fossils and petrified wood that are more than 200 million years old along with more than 13,000 years of human history at 350 Native American sites.
Go to Phoenix for big-city excitement with a laidback style. Enjoy diverse attractions that include museums for firefighting and musical instruments, castle and pueblo architecture and a botanical garden in this unlikely desert location. Arizona State University-West Campus, with over 60,000 students, offers an incredible college sports scene and a renowned public art collection.
Drive further south to Tucson for great golf. Here you’ll find Saguaro National Park and other outdoor spots with the tall tree-like cacti and desert wildlife. The Mexican border is just an hour’s drive south. Sample Arizona’s unique cuisine of authentic Mexican salsas, prickly pear cactus cocktails and baked goods made with sweet mesquite flour.
Summers in Arizona are very hot and dry. The rest of the year is pleasant, making the state a popular spot for people seeking an active retirement or a relaxing vacation. Watch the desert come alive with bright flowers after a rare rain shower. In winter, you can even go snow skiing in Flagstaff and Williams.
