A guided horseback ride through the Sonoran Desert is easier to pull off than you might think – and the scenery earns it.
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Wild horses, canyon walls, and calm water – the Lower Salt River is one of Arizona’s most rewarding easy paddles.
Hundreds of billboards dare you to stop. Go ahead and stop.
One man’s obsession with small-scale classic cars turned into a roadside museum that genuinely earns a second look.
Five free acres along the Salt River hold a piece of the USS Arizona – and a place to pause that most Arizonans don’t know exists.
A rare sandstone arch on the Navajo Nation rewards those willing to earn it – with a guided hike and a glow unlike anything else in Arizona.
A 56-acre working olive grove southeast of Phoenix where farm tours, wood-fired food, and afternoon wine come together.
A narrated cruise on Saguaro Lake puts the Sonoran Desert in a new light – no hiking required.
Scottsdale’s pink-fronted institution has been scooping ice cream and serving comfort food since 1958 – and it still earns the trip.
The turquoise water is everything you’ve seen in photos. The 10-mile hike to reach it is not for everyone.
Phoenix’s most walkable outdoor attraction rewards morning visitors with cooler air, quiet paths, and more cacti than you can count.
A low-key Arizona bistro where the grilled cheese alone is reason enough to show up hungry.