You don’t have to go to the Grand Canyon to experience the natural beauty of Arizona. There are plenty of wonders to see right in the city of Phoenix. Check out this interactive guide.
Category: Mountains
Where to see the Praying Monk of Camelback Mountain in Phoenix
On the northwest side of the head section of Camelback Mountain, there is an interesting rock formation that people have dubbed “Praying Monk.” Once you see it, you’ll know why.
Camelback Mountain likely Arizona’s most popular
If you asked ten random people to name a mountain in Arizona, most of them would likely say Camelback Mountain. And … More
Spectacular views treat Sedona hikers
No wonder Sedona is one of America’s favorite hiking destinations.
Top 10 AZ Wonders posts of 2017
And there are soooo many more for you to see.
Adorable burros seek, sow wild oats in Oatman
Oatman, AZ has a burro problem. It started not long after the town’s gold mining operations were shut down by … More
Woods Canyon Lake beckons outoors lovers to Rim Country
Located high on the Mogollon Rim, Woods Canyon Lake is a favorite destination with people who love to hike, fish, … More
4 Arizona Wonders the whole family can enjoy
If you’re looking for family-friendly activities, Arizona has plenty of natural wonders that won’t disappoint. Here are a few favorites that most everyone can enjoy, regardless of age or physical ability.
Mogollon Rim separates Arizona high country from desert
If you spend enough time in or researching Arizona, you’re bound to hear the term “Rim Country.” It’s a reference … More
Granite Mountain Hotshots memorial honors 19 firemen who lost their lives fighting Yarnell Hill fire
On June 30, 2013, Arizona lost 19 very special men in the Granite Mountain Fire near Yarnell. The tragedy gained nationwide attention and became the story line for the 2017 big screen movie: Only the Brave.
Timing is key to catching Lockett Meadow aspen groves near Flagstaff at peak golden color
Although aspens are beautiful year round, the best chance to witness their golden leaves is during the first two weeks of October.
Ancient dwellings at Tuzigoot National Monument
Few experiences can help you feel the spirit of the Southwest like exploring one of the many ancient dwelling sites dotted around Arizona. Tuzigoot National Monument, a couple hours’ drive north of Phoenix, is a wonderfully restored geological wonder.