There are plenty of spectacular boating lakes dotted around Arizona. Bonus: given the state’s relatively warm climate, the lakes never freeze over. Here’s a great guide to Arizona’s most scenic lakes.
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Category: Guest blog
Great features about Arizona Wonders by travel and adventure bloggers.
Phoenix artist brings Arizona wonders to life in her studio
Phoenix artist Marsha LAZAR Klinger loves to recreate the Arizona landscapes in her studio with pencils and paint and. The results are beautiful. Get to know Marsha and see her award winning works.
Ford Canyon in the White Tank Mountains is loaded with natural wonders
If you’re in search of a hike with amazing natural wonders that’s not too far from Phoenix, Ford Canyon Trail … More
Snowbirds and hippies flock to Lake Havasu on Arizona’s west coast
What a fantastic guest blog I have for you to check out. But first, here’s a teaser pic to keep … More
How Antelope Canyon changed one travel blogger’s perspective about Arizona
I had to chuckle when I read A Page from Arizona by fellow blogger Travel Plan Mom. There’s nothing particularly … More
Beyond the Wickenburg roundabouts
About an hour northwest of Phoenix on Hwy 60 sits Wickenburg: a town most notable to through travelers for it’s … More
Saguaro cactus stands boldly like a Sentinel in the Arizona desert
Saguaros are the signature plant of the Sonoran Desert. Silhouetting one against a flaming sunset remains irresistible to photographers – … More
Hellsgate Wilderness swimming hole experience worth the effort to get there
Hiking and swimming the Hellsgate Wilderness from top to bottom is probably the hardest thing I’ve ever done.
Casa Grande Ruins
So many Arizona wonders, so little time. Good thing this one doesn’t require much time. The Casa Grande Ruins National … More
Horsethief Basin Reservoir
via Horse Thief Basin Reservoir — Nature Photography by Shirley Anne Ramaley
Beyond Bumble Bee
Originally posted on Scott's Place…Images and Words:
For the past several years, I have used the website “Weather Underground” to follow the temperatures…
