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Wild burros, gunslingers and ghosts wander through this town that was once the largest gold-producing region in Arizona.

Tucked away in a corner of the Sonoran Desert is an acclaimed horticultural enclave, a showplace for native plants and art inspired by the local landscapes.

Located along the banks of the Colorado River, this historic Arizonan oasis offers year-round water sports, golf and good times.

Swim down a natural water slide and explore a former pioneer homestead at this popular destination for outdoor fun.

Phoenix has so much to offer visitors, from ancient Native American settlements, to modern art museums, all surrounded by stunning natural beauty.

Embark on a short walk or a longer hike to see the horizontal bands of sandstone in this landmark butte and its breathtaking Verde Valley surroundings.

The Red Rock Country of Arizona is famed for its Native American history, incredible landscape and outdoor activities.

Embark on a short walk or a longer hike to see the horizontal bands of sandstone in this landmark butte and its breathtaking Verde Valley surroundings.

Just a short drive from the arid deserts, these spectacular ranges are home to lush trails, caves, lakes and snowy mountains.

Experience the natural beauty and wildlife of a large desert canyon on foot, by car or on a narrated tram tour.

Make it to the “hump” of Phoenix’s highest point for amazing views across the Valley of the Sun.

A famous former prison, a ghost town full of mines and a bridge to nowhere convey the intriguing story of Dust Bowl pioneers.

Make it to the “hump” of Phoenix’s highest point for amazing views across the Valley of the Sun.

Make it to the “hump” of Phoenix’s highest point for amazing views across the Valley of the Sun.

One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World is just a stone’s throw from Las Vegas and is the perfect getaway for a bit of peace and quiet.

From the breathtaking Grand Canyon to the red rocks of Sedona, and all the bustling towns in between, this region of Arizona offers splendors natural and manmade.

Wild burros, gunslingers and ghosts wander through this town that was once the largest gold-producing region in Arizona.

Just a short drive from the arid deserts, these spectacular ranges are home to lush trails, caves, lakes and snowy mountains.

Located along the banks of the Colorado River, this historic Arizonan oasis offers year-round water sports, golf and good times.

Make it to the “hump” of Phoenix’s highest point for amazing views across the Valley of the Sun.

Arizona’s second-largest city is known for its desert landscapes, mountainous regions, science scene and cosmopolitan culture.