Watson Lake sits in a city park managed by the town of Prescott (AZ) that features unique natural wonders rivaling national parks.
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How Antelope Canyon changed one travel blogger’s perspective about Arizona
I realized that this was going to be one of the highlights of our trip.
Sevylor K1 QuickPak kayak review
Come along as I open, assemble, inflate and paddle my new Sevylor© K1 QuickPak™ kayak at Watson Lake in Prescott, AZ and the Verde River near Camp Verde, AZ.
START HERE to explore Arizona Wonders
Arizona is full of exciting adventures. Ready to begin exploring? Scroll down and click around for tips on the most spectacular experiences in the Grand Canyon State.
Arizona’s Kaiser Hot Spring is good medicine
Kaiser Spring Wash is a scenic, moderate hike that’s close enough to do as a day trip from the Phoenix area. Bonus: There’s a mineral-rich hot spring to soak in. Get directions and tips to make the most of the experience.
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
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
Tonto Creek Fish Hatchery helps Rainbow Trout get a healthy start
Due to the wildly fluctuating water levels and temperatures in Arizona’s waterways, the fish population doesn’t exactly thrive. And when … More
Refreshing Rim Country experience flows from Horton Spring and Creek
Nearly 4 miles from the trailhead, Horton Spring is the crown jewel of this exhilarating hike. Crystal clear water emerges from a wall of rock and spills over mossy boulders.
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
Where to find ancient petroglyphs on Badger Springs Trail at Agua Fria National Monument
Half way between Phoenix and Sedona, is a spot at the Badger Springs exit to pull off and stretch your legs. While you’re there, take a jaunt down the Badger Springs Trail to see petroglyphs and more of Arizona’s other amazing natural wonders.
Fall color explodes on Oak Creek West Fork Trail in Sedona
A stroll up Oak Creek’s west fork offers one of the best hiking experiences in Sedona – an area already known as a hiker’s paradise. Steep canyon walls and shade trees make this a perfect trail if you’re looking to avoid the heat of the Arizona sun.