See what the experts are saying about Arizona. Get expert advice on how to get there what to see and more.
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Tips for gay and lesbian travelers
As elsewhere in the U.S., the major cities in Arizona (Phoenix and Tucson) are large enough to support businesses and organizations catering specifically to the gay and lesbian communities. On the Web, check out www.visitgayarizona.com, which... Continue reading »
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Tips for senior travelers
Mention the fact that you're a senior when you make your travel reservations. Many hotels offer discounts for seniors, and in most cities, people over the age of 60 qualify for reduced admission to theaters, museums, and other attractions, as... Continue reading »
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Tips for travelers with disabilities
Most disabilities shouldn't stop anyone from traveling in the U.S. There are more options and resources out there than ever before. If you have no intention of letting your disability prevent you from having the adventure of a lifetime, co... Continue reading »
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Tips for vegetarian travelers
Vegetarians may want to think twice about vacationing in Arizona. This is beef country, and cowboy steakhouses are a way of life in these parts. That said, there are actually plenty of options for meatless dining throughout the state. However... Continue reading »
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Suggested itineraries
You could spend a lifetime exploring Arizona -- an important fact to keep in mind when planning a trip to this incredibly diverse region of the American Southwest. A map just isn't going to give you a clear picture of how big this state is. I... Continue reading »
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In one week
Arizona is a big state, so don't expect to see it all in 7 days. If you want to take in some of my favorite spots in just a week, you'll need to do a lot of driving and get up early most mornings. (As an added incentive for early rising, let... Continue reading »
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In two weeks
Plan on spending 2 weeks in Arizona, and you'll get a much better sense of this state's diverse landscapes. You can spend more time at the Grand Canyon, marvel at massive saguaro cacti in the desert lowlands, spend a bit more time lounging at... Continue reading »
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For families
With the exception of the Grand Canyon and a few other mountainous areas of the state, Arizona is just too darn hot in the summer for an enjoyable family vacation. Arizonans all head for the hills or San Diego when the temperatures hit triple... Continue reading »
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A historic path
You may think you're venturing off into the great unknown when you take off across Arizona, but believe me, others have been here before you. Down in the southeastern part of the state near the present-day San Pedro River, archaeologists disc... Continue reading »
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The southeast
Tombstone, Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, Geronimo, Cochise, the O.K. Corral. The names are familiar, but what you might not know is that these are all names from southeastern Arizona. This corner of the state may not have the major natural attrac... Continue reading »
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In winter
Arizona in the winter means golf, desert explorations, and enough sunshine to help you forget all about shoveling the snow out of your driveway. Sure, you can go to the Grand Canyon (and even avoid the crowds), but it will be very cold, and s... Continue reading »
