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.
Entrance fee-free days expand opportunities for people to visit their national parks and experience the beauty and history of our country.
Find out which dates in 2024 you can enter national parks at no cost, with a link to full list of national parks in Arizona.
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Arizona is a state renowned for its diverse and breathtaking natural wonders. From towering red rock formations to vast canyons … More
Arizona is well-known for its desert landscape and hiking trails, but it also offers some world-class kayaking opportunities.
Great book for any Arizona explorer. Get tips on travel, planning and permits for the most amazing places to explore in Arizona.
Instagram-worthy Emerald Cove gets its name from the brilliant, greenish hues that light up the water when the sun’s at just the right angle. Get tips on planning an epic trip to this Arizona wonder.
London Bridge may have fallen down, but it was brought back to life when it was shipped to Arizona and put back together in Lake Havasu City.
Painted Rock Petroglyph Site preserves stories about the lower Gila River and the various Native American people who dwelled here for centuries.
Did you know you can drive through a Joshua Tree Forest in Arizona? It’s true. On Highway 93 between Wickenburg and Wikieup, there’s a 7-mile stretch of road graced with Joshua Trees and other hardy desert plants.
Seen drifting over Lake Havasu in early Fall.