Historic Sites

Scottsdale, Phoenix & Superstition Mountains

Taliesin West

Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home and desert laboratory, a UNESCO World Heritage site

From $22

Tombstone, Tombstone & Bisbee

Boothill Graveyard

Tombstone's 1879-1884 cemetery, where the men killed in the 1881 gunfight are buried

From $6

Bisbee, Tombstone & Bisbee

Copper Queen Mine Tour

Hard hat, headlamp and a mine train 1,500 feet into the Copper Queen

From $9

Kingman, Lake Havasu & Colorado River

Grand Canyon West and the Skywalk

The Hualapai Tribe's own rim of the Grand Canyon, with a glass walkway over the edge at Eagle Point

From $99

Kayenta, Page & Monument Valley

Keet Seel

Arizona's largest Ancestral Puebloan cliff village, reached only on rare ranger-led overnight trips

Free

Jacob Lake, Grand Canyon & Kaibab Plateau

Pipe Spring National Monument

A desert spring, a sandstone fort built by Latter-day Saint ranchers, and the story of the Kaibab Paiute, open all year

From $3

Tubac, Tucson & Saguaro

Tubac Presidio State Historic Park

The ruins of Arizona's oldest Spanish presidio, and the state's first state park

From $3

Cottonwood, Sedona & Verde Valley

Tuzigoot National Monument

A 110-room Sinagua pueblo on a limestone ridge above the Verde River

From $10

Page, Page & Monument Valley

Upper Antelope Canyon

A Navajo slot canyon near Page, wider at the bottom, entered only with a Navajo guide

From $15

Window Rock, Page & Monument Valley

Window Rock Navajo Tribal Park and Veterans Memorial

The sandstone arch that names the Navajo capital, beside a memorial to Navajo veterans and Code Talkers

Free

Grand Canyon Village, Grand Canyon & Kaibab Plateau

Hermit Road

Seven miles of South Rim road west to Mary Colter's Hermits Rest, shuttle-only most of the year and open to cars only in winter

From $20

Camp Verde, Sedona & Verde Valley

Montezuma Well

A limestone sinkhole holding 15 million gallons, with endemic species and cliff rooms at its rim

Free