Things To Do
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 four-hour round trip through a roadless canyon - no hiking required, no crowds, just canyon walls and cold champagne.
A genuine piece of Arizona frontier history sits off the highway in Morristown, and weekdays mean you practically have it to yourself.
Arizona's largest aquarium delivers a surprisingly immersive few hours on any weekday morning.
Thirty minutes from Flagstaff, a pitch-black volcanic tunnel stays 40°F year-round - and on a Tuesday, it's all yours.
A restored vintage train rolls through a roadless canyon - no hiking, no driving, just red rock country passing by your window.
A small mountain town near the Mogollon Rim where summer temperatures stay cool and the pace stays slower.
Phoenix has a surprisingly good lineup of fun, atmospheric restaurants - and a few of them are actually pleasant on a Tuesday.