Arizona Travel Tips
Sure it's cheesy to proclaim, but Arizona is a state that puts the grand in Grand Canyon. A land of magnificent purple sunsets, it's a place where you can kick off your boots and sing by the campfire amid looming saguaro cacti. A place where leathery old-timers spin yarns about the bad old days - shootouts and outlaws, ladies of the night and the thrill of striking gold.
And it's a place filled with hope, where the heart of the Old West still beats strong, where somehow Native American tribes have managed to survive, and where tourists can learn about their long, tumultuous history.
Native American Culture
Written by Viator, August 2010
Arizona is home to several North American indigenous communities. Most of them are Navajo, and a visit to Arizona is a great chance to learn more about them. Take a driving tour through the ...
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Native American Culture at the Grand Canyon
Written by Jessica F, February 2013
While the Grand Canyon in Arizona is a worthwhile attraction for hikers, photographers and those who want to experience a stunning and rare landscape, it’s also a destination rich in Native American ...
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Outdoor Adventures Near Phoenix
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, January 2013
When people think of Arizona ,
most of the images that come to mind are full of desert sand, cacti,
and open spaces; while there are some highly photographic landscapes of
this sort (especially ...
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POSH Restaurant, Scottsdale
Written by JennyC, USA, March 2011
I was in Scottsdale recently for the 2011 Giant's Spring Training and stumbled upon this amazing restaurant for dinner one night. The restaurant is called Posh and is located in Old Town Scottsdale ...
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Riding a Mule to the Bottom of the Grand Canyon
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, October 2012
There are many reasons why a Grand Canyon
visitor might choose to ride a mule down the trails. The altitude is
7,000 ft (2,100 m) above sea level, making overly strenuous climbs even
more of a ...
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Romantic Things to Do at the Grand Canyon
Written by Jessica F, February 2013
One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, the Grand Canyon is one of the few sites on the planet that has the right to be called awe-inspiring. Each year, almost 5 million people visit the ...
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Sky Walk + Sundance Helicopter flight
Written by Maria, Canada, June 2011
The kids love it. The trip was fabulous and our helicopter pilot Ryan was doing a good job apart from taking us to Grand Canyon. Nevertheless, it would be great if we could stay at Eagle Point for ...
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Southwestern Seasons Greetings
Written by Arizona Expert: Jojo, USA, December 2011
Few people living outside of
Arizona would put the Grand Canyon State on their list of places to
visit when it comes to getting in the mood for the holidays. Hollywood’s long tradition of ...
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The Grand Canyon: East Rim Drive
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, February 2013
Most people who visit the Grand Canyon head to the popular South Rim (but the North Rim ,
which is slightly colder and harder to access, has its upsides, too).
If you come into the canyon ...
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The Grand Canyon in Winter
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, December 2012
If you haven’t yet visited the Grand Canyon in Arizona, or if you’re planning on visiting again, don’t count out the winter months! There are many benefits, such as fewer people, reduced prices, and ...
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Things to Do in Sedona
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, December 2012
Famous for the Red Rocks of sandstone, Sedona
is a prime destination for outdoor adventures and spiritual
pilgrimages. With cliffs, canyons and rock formations that glow with
those iconic ...
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Tips for Hiking the Grand Canyon
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, December 2012
Whether you want to hike to the Colorado River
on foot, get that perfect photo of yourself at one of the staggering
rim viewpoints, or just work yourself into a good sweat, the Grand Canyon ,
...
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Tips for Visiting the Grand Canyon in the Spring
Written by Jessica F, March 2013
Spring is a great time to visit the Grand Canyon.You’ll get to avoid the heavy crowds and intense heat that exist during the summer months, as well as the risks involved with visiting in winter, ...
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Tips for Visiting the Grand Canyon with Kids
Written by Jessica F, March 2013
For those traveling with children, the Grand Canyon offers an array of family-friend activities. A favorite is the complimentary Be A Junior Ranger Program. The program allows kids to learn about ...
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Visiting the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, September 2012
Downtown Las Vegas is an apex of fun, entertainment, performance and luxury. The Grand Canyon ,
isolated and peaceful, is one of the planet’s most incredible
creations. The truth is, it is ...
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