Arizona Wonders: Amazing plants, places and people
No experience that embodies the spirit of the American Southwest better than visiting a cliff dwelling formerly inhabit by native people. Many such sites exist in Arizona, but few are as easily accessible or well preserved as the two at beautiful Tonto National Monument near Roosevelt, AZ.
Spend an hour walking around the Pueblo Grande Museum and you’ll quickly appreciate how the ancestral Hohokham Indians were able to thrive in the hot desert region now known as Phoenix.
Boyce Thompson Arboretum near Superior, AZ is a unique state park established with the mission of helping visitors discover the intricate beauty of desert plants from around the world.
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 in this post.
On the northwest side of the head section of Camelback Mountain, there is an interesting rock formation that people have … More
Some think it’s a beautiful form of art. Others equate it to environmental vandalism. What do you think? Take the … More
No wonder Sedona is one of America’s favorite hiking destinations.
Through the gorgeous Sycamore Canyon, a dozen-plus aerial miles west of Sedona, winds the determined Parsons Creek. It’s source: Parsons Spring. … More
In a southwestern state where perennial flowing water is rare, the Verde River stands in stark contrast to the arid lands through which it meanders.
