Arizona Tourism

Arizona Trail - Southern Border to Northern Border, Arizona

Arizona Trail - Southern Border to Northern Border, Arizona

Dissecting the state of Arizona from its southern border with Mexico to the northern border of Utah this trail gives hikers, bikers and horseback riders an un-matched opportunity to enjoy the beautiful state of Arizona.

There are 807 miles of trails to enjoy.  From Coronado National Memorial in the Huachuca Mountains to the Coronado National Forest, on to the Boyce Thompson Arboretum State Park, the Tonto National Forest area, Mormon Lake, around Flagstaff in the  Kaibab National Forest area, and finally up to Jacob Lake you will find the wonders of the state just waiting for you to see. Read more

Snowflake Morman Temple - Snowflake, Arizona

Snowflake Morman Temple - Snowflake, Arizona

The Morman Snowflake Temple sits on the west end of town on top of a bluff scattered with cedar trees.  Unlike many other recently constructed temples, the temple does not share property with a stake center or Church meetinghouse but is adjacent to a golf course. Read more

Show Low - Arizona

Show Low - Arizona

Show Low received its name when C. E. Cooley and Marion Clark decided there wasn’t enough room in the settlement for both of them.  How do you settle this dispute?  You go to the cards!  The two men agreed to let a game of cards decide who was to move.  According to the story, Clark said, "if you can show low, you win."  Cooley turned up the duce of clubs and replied, "Show Low it is."

The community is surrounded by lakes and streams for fishing, the largest stand of Ponderosa Pine in the US.  The elevation is 6,412 ft.

It is conveniently located near the ski slopes, Hon-Dah and the communities of Lakeside and Pinetop.

Hon-Dah Casino - Near Pinetop, Arizona

Hon-Dah Casino - Near Pinetop, Arizona

The casino offers 874 slot machines and Blackjack and poker to entertain you while visiting the White Mountains of Arizona.  There is an RV park with over 258 sites, a laundry, full power satellite TV, dump station, LP and RV supplies.  There are even phone hook ups if you want one. Read more

Tubac Artist Colony - Tubac, Arizona

Tubac Artist Colony - Tubac, Arizona

This community of southern Arizona is quickly becoming a growing artist colony.  Located in the Santa Cruz River Valley Tubac has a 250 year old Spanish history and an interesting struggle to exist when the military pulled out and the railroad went to Tucson.  But, it has become home to some of the most unique artists in the state. Read more

Pinnacle Peak Park - Tucson, Arizona

Pinnacle Peak Park - Tucson, Arizona

This delightful taste of the Old West in the heart of Tucson is a great way to step back in time for awhile.  Get your picture taken in vintage cloths; the pictures are the black and white (which are actually a gold toning) and so much fun. Read more

Hopi Village - Kykotsmovi, Arizona

Hopi Village - Kykotsmovi, Arizona

The Hopi People trace their history in Arizona to more than 2,000 years.  Prior to that they have a history as a people going back many more thousands of years.  Legend has it that the Hopi migrated north to Arizona from the south, up from what is now South, Central America and Mexico. Read more

The Smoki Museum of American Indian Art and Culture - Prescott, Arizona

The Smoki Museum of American Indian Art and Culture - Prescott, Arizona (Native American Art and Culture)

The museum was built in 1935 to resemble an Indian pueblo.  Made of native stone and wood it was constructed by the Civilian Works Administration and the Smoki People. Read more

Sedona Red Rock Country - Sedona, Arizona

Sedona Red Rock Country - Sedona, Arizona

This area of the state has beauty that is beyond words.  The mountains are red, the art of the community is outstanding and the opportunity to relax and enjoy a beautiful sunrise or sunset is so welcoming. Read more

Sanguinetti House Museum - Yuma, Arizona

Sanguinetti House Museum - Yuma, Arizona

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places the Sanguinetti House Museum was constructed in the 1870’s, and was purchased in 1890 by pioneer merchant E.F. Sanguinetti.  He added to the home as his family grew and created an Italian oasis with a garden and bird aviaries, which are maintained today. Read more

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