Arizona

Northwest of Tucson, Arizona and nestled within the Federal public lands west of the suburban town of Marana, Arizona lies the Ironwood Forest National Monument. Created on... keep reading →

In places where snow is not common even a little snow can cripple a city. This is what happened when a rare winter snow storm dropped a quarter inch or so of snow on Tucson,... keep reading →

Visiting a state capitol is a great way to learn about the history of any state. The Arizona State Capitol and the Arizona State Capitol Museum contains many artifacts from... keep reading →

Largest Indian pueblo ruins in Arizona dating back over 800 years. See photos and videos of this remarkable site not far from the Grand Canyon. keep reading →

Taking a Grand Canyon airplane tour is one of the most fun and thrilling ways to see the West Rim and the National Park. But it's also the best way to see as much of this... keep reading →

The term "boondocking" usually refers to camping off the grid in remote areas far from the comforts of civilization. One of our favorite places to boondock is on BLM land in... keep reading →

Sedona, Arizona has wild beauty and dramatic red rock scenery that will make you long to get outside and go hiking. It also has an ideal climate, ancient ruins nearby, and... keep reading →

Arizona is a really beautiful state with a lot that is interesting for a visitor to see. What is really great about Arizona, though, is that you can see many different types... keep reading →

You open the door. You look outside. You find the perfect place to begin. The place where you live. And this is the place where I begin my first Hub. Flagstaff, Arizona is... keep reading →

The Bird Cage Theatre located in Tombstone Arizona, (The Town too Tough to Die) of the Wyatt Earp fame. Tombstone already had an opera house, but the Bird Cage Theatre was... keep reading →