Mount Humphreys Peak with aspen trees in foreground

Fall Under Arizona’s Spell: 5 Awe-Inspiring Autumn Tours to Savor the Season

Discover 5 unforgettable fall tours in Arizona—from golden slot canyons to scenic desert trails. Explore seasonal beauty, cultural depth, and adventure with AZ Wonders.

Fay Canyon red rocks

Top Sedona hiking trails for stunning views

Sedona isn’t just a destination — it’s a desert symphony of color, energy, and awe. Whether you’re chasing panoramic views … More

Colorado River viewed from Plateau Point in Grand Canyon

March Magic: Explore Arizona’s unforgettable natural wonders

March is the ideal month to visit Arizona, offering perfect weather for outdoor exploration. Visitors can enjoy stunning natural wonders like the Grand Canyon, Sedona’s red rocks, and various national parks without the usual heat restrictions. Activities include guided tours, with average temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to low 80s °F.

Phoenix night glow hike takes pic of city lights from a mountain top

Looking for the best adventure in Phoenix? Try this fun night glow hike, guided by an expert

Experience an unforgettable guided night hike in Phoenix’s desert landscape. Enjoy cooler temperatures, starry skies, and glowing rocks. Highlights include scorpion sightings and unique UV-reactive minerals. Led by an experienced guide, ascend to stunning city views. Perfect for adventurers of all levels. Book now for this thrilling adventure!

green cactus under night sky

Arizona Nights: A Guide to Skywatching Wonders

Arizona is an exceptional destination for stargazing, featuring numerous dark sky parks and communities that minimize light pollution. Notable locations include the Grand Canyon, Sedona, and the Mogollon Rim. The best viewing occurs during fall and spring months, especially around new moons, allowing for stunning visibility of the Milky Way and other celestial wonders.

Guide to Water Wheel Falls: This epic hike guarantees year-round waterfalls, rocks and shade

Water Wheel Falls near Payson, Arizona, offers a stunning 1.8-mile hike featuring year-round waterfalls and unique rock formations. With a moderate difficulty level and an elevation gain of 150 feet, hikers can expect a 1 to 2-hour adventure. Access requires a Tonto Pass, and the trail offers picnic spots and scenic views.

Several people kayaking on the Colorado River

Put these top-rated adventure tours on your Arizona Bucket List

Looking for some awesome adventure tours to add to your Arizona Bucket List? Put these top-rated adventure tours on your Arizona Bucket List

Man hiking "upstream" in a red sandstone slot canyon.

Arizona Bucket List: This simple book is changing the way people experience Arizona’s natural wonders

Arizona is a state renowned for its diverse and breathtaking natural wonders. From towering red rock formations to vast canyons … More

Put these seven must-see natural wonders in Northern Arizona on your bucket list

Northern Arizona is a treasure trove of natural wonders. Exploring these sites will leave you with unforgettable memories and a deep appreciation for the beauty of our planet.

Fountain Hills Botanical Garden

Explore the landscape at Fountain Hills Desert Sonoran Botanical Garden and expand your knowledge of Arizona plants and geology

A short visit to the Desert Sonoran Botanical Garden can provide you a free crash course in the plants and landscape that makes Arizona so unique.

Fall sunrise casts shadows across the Grand Canyon

One-day itinerary to get the most out of your Grand Canyon experience on a budget

My favorite way to experience Grand Canyon is avoid the main south rim entrance by driving Highway 89 from Flagstaff through Cameron, then come in the east entrance.