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Places
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Grand Canyon Village
The South Rim's historic village, open all year, with lodging and water still limited after the 2026 flood
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Page
Dam town on Manson Mesa, gateway to Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon
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Phoenix
State capital with Hohokam canals, Indigenous art, a world of instruments and very serious summers
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Flagstaff
A pine-forest city on Route 66 below Arizona's highest peak, with the observatory where Pluto was found
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Williams
A pine-country Route 66 town on I-40, an hour from the South Rim and the starting point of the Grand Canyon Railway
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Supai
The Havasupai Tribe's village on the floor of Havasu Canyon, 8 miles by trail from the nearest road, open to visitors only with a tribal permit
Sights
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Grand Canyon Railway
The privately run 1901 branch line from Williams to the South Rim depot, a 2-hour-15-minute ride each way
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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
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Havasu Falls
A 90-to-100-foot blue-green waterfall on Havasu Creek, on Havasupai land and reached only with a tribal permit
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Desert View Watchtower
Mary Colter's 1932 stone tower at the east end of the South Rim, looking down on the Colorado River where Marble Canyon opens out
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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
Regions
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Grand Canyon & Kaibab Plateau
The South Rim and its gateway town, the forested plateau above the North Rim, and the Havasupai village at the bottom of a side canyon
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Flagstaff & Painted Desert
Ponderosa pines and young volcanoes around Flagstaff, then Route 66 east to Meteor Crater, Homolovi and Petrified Forest
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Page & Monument Valley
Glen Canyon, Lees Ferry and the Navajo Nation's canyons, cliff dwellings and buttes
Planning guides
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Camping in Arizona: Grand Canyon, National Parks, State Parks and BLM
Campground status and 2026 prices, how to book, dispersed camping rules, and Mather's dry-camping winter
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Arizona Road Trips and Car Rental: Routes, Fuel and Dirt Roads
Drive times for the northern and southern loops, Route 66, fuel gaps, and the dirt roads that need care, checked November 2026
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Getting Around Arizona: Cars, Light Rail and Park Shuttles
Why you need a car, and where you can leave it: Phoenix light rail, Tucson's free streetcar and the Grand Canyon and Sedona shuttles
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Getting to Arizona: Airports, Drives and 2026 Changes
Which airport to fly into, how far the drive is from Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Albuquerque, and what changed in November 2026
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Arizona Health and Safety: Heat, Flash Floods, Altitude and Wildlife
The official advice from NPS, NWS and Arizona agencies on the risks that actually hurt visitors
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Hiking in Arizona 2026: Grand Canyon Status, Permits and Heat Rules
Which Grand Canyon trails are open after the 2026 floods, how backcountry permits work, and the heat rules that close trails
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Arizona Laws and Etiquette: Tribal Lands, Time Zones, Drones and Floods
The rules on Navajo, Hopi and Havasupai land, why Navajo land keeps a different clock, and the 'stupid motorist law'
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Arizona Museums and Historic Sites: 2026 Prices and Hours
The Heard, the Museum of Northern Arizona, the state historic parks, the missions and the mining museums, with 2026 prices
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Arizona National and State Parks: Every Unit, Fees and Passes 2026
The 25 National Park Service units in Arizona, the state parks, 2026 entrance fees, and which passes work where
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Visiting Native Nations in Arizona: Rules, Permits and Sites
Arizona's 22 federally recognised tribes, the published visitor rules of the Navajo, Hopi and Havasupai, and the ancestral sites run by NPS
Stories
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Grand Canyon in Winter 2026-27: What's Open, Snow, Shuttles and Lodging
South Rim open all winter, North Rim closed from December 1, Hermit Road open to cars, and in-park lodging after the 2026 floods
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Sedona in Winter 2026-27: What's Open After the Oak Creek Flood
SR 89A and the state parks after November 1, winter hikes with distances and parking, Red Rock Pass prices and the December 4 tree lighting
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Flagstaff in Winter 2026-27: Snowbowl, Snow Play Rules and Dark Skies
Snowbowl's November 20 opening, the free ski bus dates, where snow play is allowed, Nordic trails, Lowell Observatory hours and the Polar Express from Williams