Things To Do
A mile underground a volcano left behind something remarkable - and it stays 40 degrees year-round.
A city built as an experiment in human living, Arcosanti rewards curious visitors who arrive on their own schedule.
A three-story territorial mansion with original furnishings, a cannonball safe, and a date orchard - all hiding in plain sight in Glendale.
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.