Long bridge connecting two sides of a gorge

Burro Creek Bridge spans farther than most in the Southwest

Stretching across the remote Burro Creek gorge along U.S. Highway 93 about 15 miles (24 kms) south of Wikieup, AZ … 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

Cool Springs Station worth going out of the way for

Everyone knows the secret to a successful rest stop is to build a modern facility with all the bells and … More

Desert View offers unique perspective from Grand Canyon South Rim

Like an oasis for travelers, the Desert View Visitor Center awaits people arriving at the Grand Canyon’s south rim from … 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.

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Lockett Meadow aspen groves are a golden treasure

Not far from Flagstaff, groves of quaking aspen trees amaze visitors each fall as they paint the hillsides gold in … More

Where to find ancient petroglyphs on Badger Springs Trail at Agua Fria National Monument

Just off Interstate 17, roughly half way between Phoenix and Sedona, is a quiet little spot at the Badger Springs … More

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.