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Arizona Vacation Guide

One of the most rugged states in the US, Arizona also boasts some of the most unique scenery. From the Grand Canyon to the Petrified Forest National Park, to Four Corners Monument and the Roper Lake State Park, Arizona is packed full of national parks and reserves, and contrary to popular belief is not one, giant desert, although portions of the state are indeed quite arid. Instead, the country is a wide range of landscapes, and rich with Native American cultures and traditions, with reservations dotting the countryside as a testament to their once-great nations.

Probably the most evident reason to visit the state is the natural beauty of the landscapes. There are several ways to experience this, and all of them offer up close and personal views. Taking the Amtrak through the state allows you a view of the countryside from the comforts of the train, while hikers and backpackers can simply head up into one of the dozens of national parks and branch out from the nearest trailhead. In addition, riding through the countryside on horseback is another option for the outdoor enthusiast, and with various ranches and other businesses offering guided tours through the various areas, it makes seeing the natural wonders of the state hands-on.

The Grand Canyon is listed as one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders, and it should absolutely not be missed. But Arizona isn’t all about the natural landscapes. There’s the Hoover Dam, which in and of itself is an amazing sight, and the cities of Flagstaff and Scottsdale provide people with plenty of access to modernity. Phoenix is the capital city, and places like Tucson or Yuma date back over the decades to the days of the Wild West, offering visitors a unique look into the state’s past. All in all, this Four Corners state is a treasure-trove of wealth in a variety of ways, and should be at the top of anyone’s list of states to visit.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Arizona

  1. Tucson
  2. Grand Canyon
  3. Phoenix
  4. Sedona
  5. Scottsdale
  6. Flagstaff
  7. Tombstone
  8. Page
  9. Tempe
  10. Bisbee
  11. Williams
  12. Wickenburg
  13. Yuma
  14. Lake Havasu City
  15. Apache Junction
  16. Mesa
  17. Sonoita
  18. Chandler
  19. Cornville
  20. Chinle
  21. Catalina Mountains
  22. Holbrook
  23. Kingman
  24. Glendale
  25. Winslow
  1. Anthem
  2. Safford
  3. Sierra Vista
  4. Benson
  5. Grand Canyon Village
  6. Quartzsite
  7. Supai
  8. Superior
  9. Ahwatukee
  10. Green Valley
  11. Kayenta
  12. Payson
  13. Globe
  14. Prescott
  15. Sonora Desert
  16. Seligman
  17. Casa Grande
  18. Montezuma
  19. Surprise
  20. Black Canyon City
  21. Goodyear
  22. Planet
  23. New River
  24. Gilbert
  25. Nogales
  1. Oracle
  2. Summerhaven
  3. Camp Verde
  4. Peoria
  5. Oro Valley
  6. Eloy
  7. Marana
  8. Ganado
  9. Bullhead City
  10. Willcox
  11. Oatman
  12. Fountain Hills
  13. Jerome
  14. North Rim
  15. Coconino
  16. Show Low
  17. Patagonia
  18. Parker
  19. Elgin
  20. Carefree
  21. Marble Canyon
  22. Duncan
  23. Casa Rosa
  24. Castle Hot Springs
  25. Maricopa
  1. Gila Bend
  2. Tusayan
  3. Prescott Valley
  4. Sunrise
  5. Valle
  6. Gold Canyon
  7. Cottonwood
  8. Fredonia
  9. Buckeye
  10. Crown King
  11. Wikieup
  12. Old Tucson
  13. Ajo
  14. Tuba City
  15. Paradise Valley
  16. Taylor
  17. Shonto
  18. Tubac
  19. South Tucson
  20. Bryce
  21. Pinta
  22. Vail
  23. Clarkdale
  24. Avondale
  25. Thatcher