The Wild West is one of the hallmarks of American history and folklore, conjuring up images of gun-slinging sheriffs, rebellious outlaws, loud saloons, and long horseback rides. Many of the icons of the Old West are still alive and well today in the Southwest.

Phoenix - Phoenix is the main jumping off point for one of the best known Old West towns - Tombstone. Whether it was the 1993 movie or simply America's fascination with its history, Tombstone is a great day trip from Phoenix. Fort McDowell will also satisfy your appetite for historic fun! Take in some of the most scenic southwestern views with a trip to Monument Valley, Navajo Reservation, and the Apache Trail. Beautiful!

Sedona - While Sedona is mainly known for its devastating natural beauty, there is plenty of rich culture and history for the more curious traveler. You can check out ancient ruins, Broken Arrow, or the Navajo Reservation, all major parts of Sedona's appeal. Get a taste for Canyons and Cowboys on a day trip or stop at a Native American trading post.

Grand Canyon - The Grand Canyon is a stone's throw (well, a big stone) from many of Arizona's most memorable historical sites. Combine a trip to see America's biggest tourist attraction with side trips to Sedona and the Navajo Reservation or the railroad!

Multiday Trips - To get the full Southwestern experience and get the Best of the Old West, a multiday trip through the region's highlights is a must. Get the best of the Native American Cultures, the Grand Canyon, or more!