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Arizona, known as the Grand Canyon State, is the 6th largest state in the U.S. Surrounded by amazing landscapes, the state has a variety of activities and adventures. No matter your age or your pleasures, the state has everything you’re looking for in a perfect vacation stay. Visit Arizona and experience one of the best trips of your life.
The state of Arizona is full of green and wooded lands, perfect for camping and hiking and, in the winter, skiing through the powdery white snow. If you travel to Northern Arizona, you’ll find beautiful pines and plateaus you thought you would only ever experience in a movie theatre. Red rocks and valleys span the central zone, while in the south, you’ll get to see stunning rock formations above and below ground. With these multiple landscapes, Arizona provides a rich nature experience.
Beyond its astounding scenery, Arizona also holds a rich Native American Community. They were the first inhabitants of the area, arriving more than 12,000 years ago. Today, Arizona has 22 Native American Tribes inhabiting its forests and deserts. If you plan to visit them, be aware of road conditions and the weather to avoid accidents or extreme temperatures. If you’re more comfortable with a less hands-on approach, you are able to learn about the tribes in museums, such as the Heard Museum in Phoenix.
As you’ve read, Arizona’s geography has beautiful mountains and rocks, such as the Grand Canyon, and unique pine-filled forests. Don’t miss the Superstition Mountains for walking or watching, Mount Lemmon for snowboarding, or the South Mountain Park at sunset, for hiking, mountain biking or skiing. There are more than 190 mountain ranges across the state that provide spectacular views and experiences along the way.
Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon is one of the most popular tourist destinations in America and the most popular in the state of Arizona. The Colorado River, which can be seen in the depths of the canyon, is an enormous natural marvel that can’t be missed when visiting the state.
Sedona
Sedona is one of the most picturesque landscapes in Arizona, surrounded by gorgeous red rock mountains. Sedona is perfect for a day trip, although many visitors prefer to stay for longer periods of time.
Monument Valley
The sandstone buttes across the valley are some of the most recognizable pictures of the Southwest. Sand dunes, stone spires, and buttes are seen all across this region, which is located on the border between Arizona and Utah.
Phoenix
Phoenix is a fantastic starting point for discovering Arizona, but it's also a popular winter destination for those who just want to relax at a resort or spa and spend a little time soaking up the desert heat.
Hoover Dam
One of the great engineering wonders in America is the Hoover Dam. This incredible construction connects Arizona and Nevada through the Colorado River. It was finished in 1935, and measures 1,244 feet long and 726 feet high.
Transportation across the state is relatively easy. For road-tripping, highways are in pretty good condition and offer excellent services and beautiful views and landscapes along the way.
If you want to take public transport, taxis, Uber, or charter services are available in major cities. For smaller towns, we recommend car renting.
If you’re a train lover, the Valley Metro Rail is perfect for running from central Phoenix through downtown and east. You can also get to different tourist attractions such as museums and centers.
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