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The landscape in Arizona is ever-changing. Oases can be found in the middle of the desert, mountains seem to magically appear on the horizon, and the city landscape can quickly disappear into a fairytale forest. Among Arizona’s grandest landscapes lies hidden treasures: hundreds of turquoise waterfalls and crystal clear swimming holes waiting to be bathed … Read more
Sedona holds a special place in my heart. The first time I ever stepped foot in Sedona, Arizona two years ago I knew it held some type of magic. I love the red rock formations that tower over the city. Artsy, handmade shops line every street and some of the best cuisines can be found … Read more
The Grand Canyon is rightfully one of the most renowned landmarks in all of America, and there’s no wonder that it figures high on nearly everyone’s national parks bucket list. The Grand Canyon was formed by the rushing waters of the Colorado River after many million years of erosion and assisted by plate tectonics which … Read more
It may be hard to tear yourself away from Sedona’s red rock landscapes, but if you do, more of beautiful Arizona awaits. Here are the best day trips!
On & off the beaten path stops to make on a Southwest road trip.
If you have always dreamed of gazing into the Grand Canyon, you have probably pictured its 6,000-foot tall cliff walls, glowing red landscape, and unparalleled desert scenery. Looking down into one of the world’s largest canyons and the many layers of rock revealed by the force of the Colorado River is like looking back in … Read more
Road tripping in Arizona is a dream. With miles of open road, endless desert skies and natural wonders around every turn, it’s no wonder Arizona tops the list as one of America’s most visited states. I’ve put together a comprehensive one week Arizona road rip itinerary for you to steal and replicate for yourself. In … Read more
The Grand Canyon is a hiker’s paradise with some of the most beautiful vistas in the entire United States. While the hike down to the bottom of the canyon is best left to expert hikers, there are several easy to moderate Grand Canyon day hikes worth the effort! The combination of utter exhaustion and triumphant … Read more
With canyons, red rock peaks, plateaus, and more than 10,000 years of archaeological history, Zion National Park is an ideal destination to hike your heart out, pitch a tent, or relax in luxury at one of the rural rustic lodges. Better yet, why not park at Kolob Canyon, at 8,726 feet in elevation, to watch … Read more