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Looking for fun things to do in Arizona? Check out these ideas for what what do in Arizona, including places to visit, tourist attractions, and sightseeing. Read reviews of the top things to do and see in Arizona, submitted by fellow travelers. You may also Write your own review of what to do in Arizona.
#16 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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wrldadventurer says:
I went on a tour on Apache Trail this past weekend and it was amazing! We saw some wonderful sites of mountains, cacti and a beautiful lake! This truly felt like the “Southwest”.
My favorite part was the ghost town of Goldfield. We were able to pick up some nice southwestern items. The...
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#17 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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kre0123 says:
my husband and i went on a helicopter ride in Sedona for our anniversary. it was so amazing and beautiful. there are a few different packages that you can do; one is the red rock roundup, two is the ancient ruins, and three is the Sedona deluxe. we decided on the ancient ruins tour because it was wi...
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#18 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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wrldadventurer says:
I had a wonderful time exploring the South Rim. I am going back to take the helicopter ride! The Grand Canyon is grander than any picture can capture. This is a MUST SEE!
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#19 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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pushirubiano says:
A star attraction near Page is Rainbow Bridge National Monument. The first thing people will tell you are the dimensions: Rainbow Bridge has an impressive width of 275 feet and height of 290 feet, meaning that the US Capitol Building would fit beneath it. The top is 42 feet thick and 33 feet wide. P...
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#20 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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willahu says:
The FRB Open comes to Scottsdale in late January and early February every year. It's the craziest golf tournament on the PGA tour and promotes itself as "not your grandfather's golf tournament." It's clearly not...
People walk around the golf course with cups of beer in their hands and particip...
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#21 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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X_Drive says:
The Desert Botanical Gardens in Phoenix covers 145 acres and is among the best for showing off a full array of cactus and hot climate plants and flowers. And in the springtime many of the cactus bloom with colorful flowers. We managed to see a few and we could see many more that almost ready to ope...
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#22 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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X_Drive says:
There seems to be quite a number of people who think that this is the tallest, 2nd tallest, or even the fourth or fifth tallest fountain in the world. If you were to search in internet you would find many such claims. I will only say that it truly is one of the tallest water fountains in the world....
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#23 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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marg says:
Fascinating interactive exhibits on the work of astronomers and the history of the oberservatory. Beautifuly landscaped grounds with a great view of Flagstaff.
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#24 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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dimitrianne1995 says:
One of the activities I found before leaving for PHX, was the Tonto National Monument just outside Tonto Basin and near the Apache Trail. I think the cost of admission to walk the trail was roughly $6 or $7. I went during the midmorning and the beginning of May, so the 1 mile hike (1/2 mile uphill...
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#25 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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gentry591 says:
Do not usually see snow in the desert but how pretty when you do. Too bad con not be schedualed because is worth seeing
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#26 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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wrldadventurer says:
This area of Arizona is amazingly beautiful! These red rocks seem to have something spiritual about them. They are truly absolute peace. If you need some time away and want to have some peace in your life Sedona is a great place to go! If you need some TLC, go to one of the many spas for a treat...
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#27 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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pbobenhausen says:
This is the largest known petroglyph site in the Verde Valley, as well as being one of the best-preserved. The rock art site consists of over 1,000 petroglyphs on 13 different rock faces. All are in a tree shaded area and there is a guide available to help explain some of the petroglyphics and answ...
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#28 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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Lura says:
The ASDM is an amazing place to visit. Much of what is great is covered in the other two comments, but if you are visiting during the summer, I would recommend you go in th evening. During the summer months, the museum is open late. Not only is it much cooler to go in the evening hours, but more ...
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#29 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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oldwestep says:
If I had any travel advice for the Southwest, U.S. it would be to visit Tuscon. Most people would never think about going here, but there are some amazing things to see and do. So I will provide my recommended list:
1. Kartchner's Cavern's - rank in the top ten in the world - only two caverns ...
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#30 of 344 things to do in Arizona
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gmalagon says:
The Adobe Course was completely renovated and restored in 2004, but continues to feature a truly classic look with wide fairways and intricately shaped strategic bunkering designed to make golfers think their way about the course. The original layout was the brainchild of William Wrigley Jr. (of Wri...
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