Where to see wild horses along the Lower Salt River

You can spot the spirit of the Wild West in Arizona, where mustangs roam freely. Visit the Lower Salt River area for a close encounter, either by guided kayaking trip or by visiting specific spots at the right time. Remember to keep a safe distance and not approach or feed the horses.

Fossil Creek Waterfall Trail: A favorite with Arizona hikers

Tucked deep in a canyon roughly 15 miles from the nearest paved road, the cool, clear water of Fossil Creek gushes down falls, over rocks and through natural pools on it’s way to the Verde River.

What is travertine?

Travertine is a popular high-quality floor covering in Arizona. It forms near mineral springs from highly mineral-rich water, resulting in visible deposits in places like Havasu Creek and Fossil Creek. While it’s commonly used for flooring, its pure form can be seen by hiking along Arizona’s mineral-rich streams.

Slow down and explore the Apache Trail

Ever wondered what travel was like before most roads were paved with concrete and asphalt? You can find out on … More

Supai Village preserves culture of ancestral people far from navigable roads

Deep in a remote finger of the Grand Canyon is Supai, AZ – a tiny, antiquated village inhabited by a few … More

Havasu Falls in Grand Canyon

Explore the waterfalls of Havasupai

Considered the crown jewel of the Grand Canyon by many adventure seekers, Havasu Falls may be the most misidentified landmark in Arizona.