Arizona Tourism and Vacation Guide
Visit Arizona for some of the most spectacular scenery the United States has to offer. The Grand Canyon will take your breath away. Enjoy the Colorado River for white water rafting, fly fishing or water sports. Visit Scottsdale for 'Cowboy Chic' and any of the metro Phoenix cities for Cactus League baseball. Whatever your favorite vacation activity, Arizona has it from golf, to hiking and off road biking, to hot air balloon rides and more. Arizona Tourism is your guide to all the fun Arizona has in store for you. Don't miss the beautiful Sonoran Desert, the largest stand of Ponderosa Pine forests in the world, mountain streams and the raging Colorado River along with alpine meadows, great skiing and the awesome red rock formations of Sedona.
Cordes Station, Arizona
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Flagstaff, Arizona
Flagstaff is a place for the outdoors hiking through pine forests and aspen groves, skiing and sn...
Fountain Hills, Arizona
Fountain Hills is located in the north east Phoenix metro area that neighbors the Fort McDowell Yava...
Grand Canyon, Arizona
"The Grand Canyon of Arizona is beyond comprehension. It is the sum total of all the aspects of ...
Lake Havasu, Arizona
Located in one of the nation's youngest states, Lake Havasu City is one of the state's youngest c...
Laveen, Arizona
Laveen is located just eight miles southwest of downtown Phoenix, Arizona. Originally the area was s...
Litchfield Park, Arizona
Just 15 miles west of downtown Phoenix along Interstate 10, Litchfield Park is a beautiful small cit...
Maricopa, Arizona
Maricopa, Arizona
Mesa, Arizona
Mesa, which is Spanish for 'table-top', sits on a plateau in the center of the Salt River Valley. ...
Mohave, Arizona
Mohave Valley and Fort Mohave are located on the Colorado River. The region is known for its low-hu...
Parker, Arizona
Parker Arizona is located along the Colorado River. The town is named after Ely Parker who was a Co...
Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix is a modern, sprawling city set in the middle of the sun-baked, saguaro-studded Sonoran D...
Sedona, Arizona
Sedona is a special place, with red soil underfoot, a backdrop of stunning red sandstone formatio...
Seligman, Arizona
Seligman, Arizona is famous for Route 66 which winds down it's main drag. Driving through Seligman ...
Somerton, Arizona
Somerton, Arizona is located in southwestern Yuma County. The city was established in 1898 and inco...
Tempe, Arizona
In 1860 Charles Trumbell built a thriving enterprise on the east end of the Salt River. His ...
Tucson, Arizona
Tucson, Arizona's second-largest city is located 60 miles north of the U.S.-Mexico border and 118...
Yuma, Arizona
Navy jets and Marines in the desert? You bet, in Yuma, Arizona. Visit Yuma, Arizona home to MCAS-Y...
Bisbee, AZ
At first glance, Bisbee can spur memories of San Francisco, with Victorian-era brick and stone bu...
Goodyear, AZ
Goodyear, Arizona, was founded in 1917 by Paul Litchfield of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company ...
Scottsdale, AZ
Scottsdale gives you a flavor of the 'Old-West' with cowboys, beautiful horses, cookouts and west...
Tombstone, AZ
Tombstone, the "Town Too Tough to Die," is a larger-than-life place – an 1880s frontier town built...