Phoenix is a bustling metropolis, set amidst the beauty of the Sonoran Desert. With average temperatures in the 60s and 70s during the winter months, Phoenix is America’s winter playground. …
Located on 200 acres in the Coconino National Forest, the Arboretum at Flagstaff is a research and environmental education center. It is home to 2,500 ...
For over 40 years, visitors have been flocking to Rawhide, a western town and steakhouse located at Wild Horse Pass just east of Phoenix, Arizona. Sad ...
The Heard Museum (named after its founders Dwight and Maie Bartlett Heard) is a unique experience among the many museums and cultural attractions in P ...
Arizona has more beauty and wonder that most other states in the U.S. combined. There’s something about the stark beauty of the weathered rocks set against the topaz blue skies ...
For a music lover, the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) in Phoenix, Arizona, is literally Heaven on Earth. Gallery after gallery filled with interactive displays allows visitors to experience music from ...
A visit to Pioneer Living History Village in north Phoenix, Arizona, is a trip back in time to days of the Old West. The village came into being in 1956 ...
Throughout the Southwest, tribes of Native American people have called the Southwest home. Thanks to the dry climate, their pueblo dwellings are extremely well preserved at places like Mesa Verde ...
Hidden amidst the stark beauty of a desert and mountain landscape, Alamo Lake State Park is one of Arizona’s best kept secrets. It is located in the Bill Williams River ...
The official Arizona state song, “The Arizona March Song” was written by Margaret Rowe Clifford and music was composed by Maurice Blumenthal. It was adopted as the official state song ...
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