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Places
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Page
Dam town on Manson Mesa, gateway to Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon
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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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Scottsdale
Old Town galleries, Frank Lloyd Wright's desert camp and a huge protected preserve
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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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Kayenta
Navajo Nation township at the junction for Monument Valley and Navajo National Monument
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Jerome
Former copper town stacked on Cleopatra Hill, with a mansion museum and long valley views
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Chinle
Navajo town at the mouth of Canyon de Chelly, where families still farm the canyon floor
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Marble Canyon
A roadside hamlet at Navajo Bridge, beside Lees Ferry and below the Vermilion Cliffs
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Cottonwood
Verde River town with a walkable Old Town, a state park and a Sinagua pueblo on its edge
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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
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Tubac
Arizona's first European settlement, now an arts village on the Santa Cruz River
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Ajo
Former copper town with a white Spanish-style plaza, on the road to Organ Pipe
Regions
Sights
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Betatakin, Navajo National Monument
A 13th-century cliff village in a vast sandstone alcove, seen from a rim trail or on summer ranger hikes
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Cape Royal
The southernmost North Rim viewpoint you can drive to, with a 270-degree view and the arch of Angels Window
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Fort Verde State Historic Park
The best-preserved Indian Wars fort in Arizona, with original 1870s buildings around a parade ground
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Fossil Creek
Spring-fed Wild and Scenic River with travertine pools; permit season April 1 to October 1
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Glen Canyon Dam
A 710-foot concrete arch dam that created Lake Powell and gave the town of Page its start
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Jerome State Historic Park
The 1916 Douglas Mansion, now a museum of Jerome's copper mines and the family that got rich from them
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Madera Canyon
A sky-island birding canyon in the Santa Ritas, climbing from grassland to pine forest
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McDowell Sonoran Preserve
More than 30,500 acres and 230 miles of free multi-use trails inside Scottsdale's city limits
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Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park
The 1882 Cochise County courthouse, Arizona's first operating state park
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Heard Museum
American Indian art in 12 galleries, told from a first-person perspective since 1929
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Lower Antelope Canyon
The narrow, stair-laced Navajo slot canyon near Page, visited only on guided tours
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Mission San Xavier del Bac
A working 18th-century church on the Tohono O'odham Nation, 9 miles south of Tucson
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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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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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Lake Havasu State Park
Beaches, boat ramps and a desert shoreline trail at Windsor Beach, north of London Bridge
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Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
The only large natural stands of organ pipe cactus in the US, on the Mexican border
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Sabino Canyon
A creek-cut canyon in the Santa Catalinas, with an electric shuttle and long trails
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Upper Antelope Canyon
A Navajo slot canyon near Page, wider at the bottom, entered only with a Navajo guide
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S'edav Va'aki Museum
A 1,500-year-old village site and Hohokam canals beside Sky Harbor, formerly Pueblo Grande Museum
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Wahweap and Lake Powell
Lake Powell's south end near Page, with a marina, boat tours and shorelines changed by low water
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Walnut Canyon National Monument
Cliff dwellings built under limestone ledges about 900 years ago, reached by a steep stairway trail east of Flagstaff
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Fort Bowie National Historic Site
Adobe ruins at Apache Pass, reached on foot along a 3-mile trail through history
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Horseshoe Bend
An overlook 1,000 feet above a 270-degree bend of the Colorado River, a short walk from US 89
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Lavender Pit
A 900-foot-deep former open-pit copper mine on the edge of Old Bisbee
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Mather Point
The South Rim overlook a five-minute walk from the visitor center, with views 30 miles east and 60 miles west
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Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
Navajo-run park of sandstone buttes on the Arizona–Utah line, with a 17-mile dirt loop drive
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Puerco Pueblo
A hundred-room ancestral Puebloan village above the Puerco River, with petroglyphs and a summer solstice marker
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Saguaro National Park: Tucson Mountain District
Saguaro West: a dense young cactus forest, a dirt loop drive and Hohokam petroglyphs
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Superstition Mountain Museum
Local history park with a stamp mill, movie-set buildings and a Lost Dutchman exhibit
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Vermilion Cliffs National Monument
280,000 acres of cliffs, slot canyons and the permit-only Coyote Buttes, with condors overhead
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White House Trail
The one trail into Canyon de Chelly you can walk without a guide, down to an 11th-century village
Planning guides
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Arizona Airports and Amtrak: Airlines, Stations and Routes
Who flies into Phoenix, Mesa and Flagstaff, how the Sky Train works, and where the Southwest Chief and Sunset Limited stop
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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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Arizona Cell Coverage and Connectivity: Where Phones and GPS Fail
What the parks and tribes say about phone signal, and how to plan for the gaps
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Arizona with Kids: Junior Rangers, Caves, Stars and Craters
Junior Ranger badges, the Desert Museum, Lowell Observatory, Meteor Crater and Kartchner Caverns, with 2026 prices and age rules
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Arizona Festivals and Events: Dated Calendar for 2026-2027
The recurring events with organiser pages, from the Tucson Gem Show and Rodeo to Helldorado Days and the Navajo Nation Fair, with dates