Off-roading in Sedona

Off-roading in Sedona

It’s easy to imagine Zeus and the other Greek Gods bickering over whether to settle on Mt. Olympus or in Sedona’s sandstone red rocks. During the evening, the massive outcroppings turn a shade of... more

Floating the Salt River

Floating the Salt River

Floating the Salt is a Phoenix-area tradition. Don’t expect rapids or ancient ruins, just happy weekenders tossing back beers, chatting up strangers, and having a great time.

Staying on a dude ranch

Staying on a dude ranch

Staying on a dude ranch in Arizona provides both (family-friendly) outdoor adventure and the amenities usually found in all-inclusive resorts. Ranches typically offer guided horse tours of the su... more

White Pocket of Vermillion Cliffs National Monument

White Pocket of Vermillion Cliffs National Monument

White Pocket is an isolated, notoriously hard-to-reach patch of sandstone hidden within the desert expanse of Vermillion Cliffs National Monument near the Arizona/Utah border. The entire area is ... more

Mountain biking

Mountain biking

The northern Arizona town of Prescott has gone the extra mile to make itself a premiere destination for mountain bikers. The town has 250 miles of trails that range from the biker’s equivalent of... more

Havasu Falls in the US to remain shut indefinitely to protect the region against Coronavirus

Havasu Falls in the US to remain shut indefinitely to protect the region against Coronavirus

The very famous Havasu Falls in Arizona, United States has decided to shut down its doors indefinitely given the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. The decision was taken after the Tribal Council vote... more

RaftingWhitewater rafting

Whitewater rafting

No disrespect to the rim views of the Grand Canyon, but the only way to truly experience this wonder of the natural world is to float through it. For the last 6 million years, the Colorado River ... more

The Wave

The Wave

The Southwest region of the USA is famous for its otherworldly landscapes — and the Wave is one of them. Tucked away the northeast corner of Arizona’s Vermilion Cliffs National Monument (about 51... more

Chiricahua National Monument

Chiricahua National Monument

Covering nearly 12,000 acres, this is where Native American warrior Geronimo and other Apaches hid and planned attacks against the invading U.S. Army. Today, the national monument is notable for ... more

Hot-air ballooning over Sonoran Desert

Hot-air ballooning over Sonoran Desert

Hot-air balloon tours operate across the state, but the opportunity to see southern Arizona’s Sonoran Desert from the sky make those in the Phoenix and Tucson areas especially appealing. Start ea... more