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.
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Tag: Valley
Praying Monk of Camelback Mountain
On the northwest side of the head section of Camelback Mountain, there is an interesting rock formation that people have … More
Hayden Flour Mill remains an anchor in downtown Tempe
Hayden Flour Mill attracted the town that became Tempe and gave Mill Avenue its name.
Refurbished South Mountain Pima Canyon Trailhead in Phoenix now open
City of Phoenix officials announced today it has reopened the Pima Canyon Trailhead parking area in South Mountain Park. The … More
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
Mystery of Phoenix castle unraveled
It’s called My Mystery Castle, although once you hear the story it’s not so mysterious. Boyce Gully built this native stone castle at … More
Hohokam petroglyph rock art at Hayden Butte in Tempe
Petroglyphs on the south slope of Hayden Butte Preserve adjacent to the Arizona State University Sun Devils Stadium are an excellent example of rock art left by the Hohokam Indians, believed to have dwelt in the Valley of the Sun between 700 and 1450 A.D..
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. We’ve picked out a few … More
Hole in the Rock at Papago Park in Phoenix
Every day, thousands of people whiz by on the Loop 202 freeway between Phoenix and Tempe without knowing they’re about … More
