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Monuments
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National Parks
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Shopping
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Water
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Trails
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Rincon Mountain District
Monuments
In making this I was surprised that a lot of these places. I was not aware of living here my entire life! Which is fantastic!
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In 1957, the chapel was awarded the American Institute of Architects an Award of Honor. Citizens of Arizona also dubbed the Chapel of the Holy Cross one of the Seven Man-Made Wonders of Arizona in 2007. The form of the cross sinks into the landscape ...
Chapel of the Holy Cross
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Will always always be the place during winter where you go and play with snow for us desert bunnies. You bring the snow down in your pick up truck or you slip down the hill like I did infront of your first boyfriend! Or slid down the hill fast on a m...
Mount Lemmon Trailhead Entrance
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Whether you're a fan of movies or jaw-dropping landscapes, chances are you'll love visiting Monument Valley. Many films have featured the red sandstone mesas and buttes found in Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, which occupies land in both Arizona ...
Monument Valley
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In addition to breathtaking natural landscapes, Canyon de Chelly National Monument within the Navajo Nation is home to nearly 5,000 years of human history, making it one of the longest continuously inhabited destinations in North America. A thriving ...
Canyon de Chelly National Monument
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Vermilion Cliffs National Monument's gorgeous rock formations draw hikers from around the world. Can't-miss landmarks here include The Wave in Coyote Buttes North and White Pocket in the Paria Canyon. Keep in mind, though, that both areas require per...
Vermilion Cliffs National Monument
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Travel to this national monument in northern Arizona for a glimpse into the state's fascinating past. Once home to a thriving agricultural community, Wupatki was designated a national monument in 1924 as a way to preserve this outstanding archaeologi...
Wupatki National Monument
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βspring at the base of the black mountainβ
One of my old friends took me here once and it was so peaceful and reminded me to do it more often!
Sentinel Peak
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Often compared to a high-rise apartment building, Montezuma Castle National Monument features a five-story, 20-room design that's built into the cliffs of central Arizona's Verde Valley.
Although the pueblo structures were named after an Aztec empe...
Montezuma Castle National Monument
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Known for its narrow slot canyons and vibrant colors, often visited with guided tours.
Antelope Canyon Tours
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The Mogollon Rim is a topographical and geological feature cutting across the northern half of the U.S. state of Arizona.
It extends approximately 200 miles (320 km), starting in northern Yavapai County and running eastward, ending near the border ...
Mogollon Rim
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This scenic town about 30 miles south of Sedona offers a wealth of attractions to suit every type of traveler. History buffs can spend their time browsing exhibits at Fort Verde State Historic Park and Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum, or e...
Head to Coconino National Forest if you want to be surrounded by nature on your next Arizona getaway. This expansive forest is one of America's most diverse, with nearly 2 million acres of mountain-, lake- and creek-covered land. Hike to the top of t...
Coconino National Forest
National Parks
Itβs important so important to get out into nature!
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Such a childhood playground in memory. A must-see for its vast, breathtaking views and iconic geological features.
Grand Canyon National Park
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landscape showcasing giant Saguaro cacti and various wildlife.
Saguaro National Park
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So close to home for me! Hike, horse back ride, and bicycle on the trails surrounded by beautiful Catalina mountains and views!
Catalina State Park
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Allow one hour. Tour the trail. Anna Mae Trail is about 500 feet long and leads to Pine Creek Trail and the Natural Bridge. Allow one hour.
Tonto Natural Bridge State Park
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A botanical garden with diverse plant species and walking trails.
Boyce Thompson Arboretum
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Lost Dutchman State Park provides numerous trails for hiking and mountain biking, allowing visitors to experience the beauty of the Sonoran Desert and the base of the Superstition Mountains.
Lost Dutchman State Park | Arizona
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Multiple well marked trails
Silly Mountain Park
Shopping
And some fun!
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Explore this charming village, filled with art galleries, unique boutiques, and restaurants.
Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village
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Nicknamed "The Town Too Tough to Die," this southeastern Arizona destination shows what life was like in the Wild West.
On Allen Street, where many of the town's saloons, shops and restaurants are located, you can check out historical landmarks lik...
Visit Tombstone, Arizona (Attractions, Events & Things to Do)
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A unique museum and zoo showcasing the Sonoran Desert ecosystem.
Sonora Desert Museum
Water
Arizona is Beautiful.
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Havasu Falls sits on the Havasupai Indian Reservation, which is not part of Grand Canyon National Park, so you'll need to buy a permit from the Havasupai Tribe to access the area.
Havasu Falls
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My favorite place. I get something out of watching water running.
Seven Falls
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Lead to your spring! If you ever got stranded in the desert out hereβ¦ Iβd be well educated where the water is because of my Benable having me do some research and see there are so many trails to go down. Which is the one that calls to you since their...
Petroglyph Spring
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Fantastic views
Carney Springs Waterfall via Lost Goldmine East Trail
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A scenic overlook of the Colorado River.
Horseshoe Bend
Trails
I still go to this day!
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This is the hill you heard about growing up because their bottoms were done by the time they got to the top.
Tumamoc Hill Hiking Trail
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This trail features lovely views of Queens Creek and the surrounding mountains and passes by an old copper mine.
Legends of Superior Trails
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Short climb to the top!
Gates Pass Trailhead
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5,200 foot long trail!
Ventana Canyon Trailhead
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Peaceful atmosphere
Tortolita Preserve Trailhead
Rincon Mountain District
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Trails are endless!
Tanque Verde Ridge Trail
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Trail leads to Garwood Dam and wildhorse Tank.
Douglas Spring Trail
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A grove of mature mesquite trees.
Loma Verde Trailhead
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Climb to the rincon peak!
Hope Camp Trail
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How did these rocks form?
King Canyon Trailhead
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Leads to Wesson peak
Sendero Esperanza Trail
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A quieter escape
Cactus Forest Trail
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Short trail to homestead
Freeman Homestead Nature Trail
Tucson Mountain District
Look to the skyβs
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Rewarding hike with minimal effort and beautiful overlook!
Valley View Overlook Trail
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Bring your puppy be weary of cactus :) itβs beauty with boundaryβs
Desert Discovery Nature Trail
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0.2 mile loop
Cactus Garden Trail
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Short trail
Javelina Wash Trail
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Leading to the petroglyphs
Signal Hill Trail
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Longer trail babe
Hugh Norris Trailhead
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Loop through a wash
Bajada Wash Trail
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Nothing ever moderate look to see
Wild Dog Trail
Phoenix
Each experience is different! Be in tuned and you shall see.
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There is a trail running up this canyon that rises from 880m above sea level to 1940m in elevation.
Pima Canyon Trail, Arizona
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Winding trail
Mormon Trailhead
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Trailhead featuring a parking lot, restrooms & the start of a trail leading up camelback mountain.
Camelback Mountain via Echo Canyon Trail, Arizona
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Get ready
Echo Canyon Recreation Area
Apache Junction
I need to get lost where I have been born.
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2.5 miles round trip
Treasure Loop Trail #56
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Go early enough to be in the shade while youβre ascending yourself.
Flatiron via Siphon Draw Trail, Arizona
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I could lay here for hours.
Massacre Falls Trail, Arizona
Gold Canyon
I could touch the rocks, close my eyes and wonder.
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A glimpse into the lives the beautiful lives that once were there! I touch these rocks with my eyes closed!
Hieroglyphic Trailhead
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The trail can be difficult as it's mostly rocks and boulders, but I absolutely love that!
Lost Goldmine Trailhead and Cougar loop
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The trails are very well marked!
Some think the Civilian Conservation Corps built it under President Roosevelt. The Corps did do many projects at South Mountain between 1933 and 1940; however, they kept meticulous records of their work, but records ...
The Lost Ranch
Oro Valley
Honey I will be visiting soon.
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You can go into several directions and all very well marked.