Arizona
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Tuzigoot National Monument: What to Expect and Is It Worth It?
Tuzigoot lets you walk right through ancient stone rooms and climb into a reconstructed hilltop citadel, but is it worth the drive? Here is what to expect from the trail, the cost, and how it compares to Montezuma Castle and Well.
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Montezuma Castle National Monument: Is It Worth the Stop?
The ancient cliff house built high into the limestone alcove look cool, but is it worth the $10 detour? Here is a breakdown of the trail, the costs, and whether Montezuma Castle deserves a spot on your Arizona itinerary.
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Where to Stay in Sedona: Lodging and Planning Tips
Choosing the wrong area in Sedona can add 30 minutes of roundabout traffic to your hiking mornings. We break down the real pros and cons of West Sedona, Uptown, Village of Oak Creek, and Oak Creek Canyon so you can pick the right spot for your daily routine.
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Montezuma Well National Monument: You’ll Regret Skipping This
Most road-trippers drive past Rimrock, AZ without realizing Montezuma Well even exists. From secret stone stairs leading to ancient cliff dwellings to the realities of desert harvester ants, here is what you need to know before visiting this free, overlooked national monument.
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4-day itinerary in Scottsdale, Arizona
We spent 4-days in Scottsdale, Arizona. Here is everything we did and the things we wish we had time for.
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3-Day Itinerary in Lake Havasu, AZ
We spent 3-days in Lake Havasu, Arizona. Here is everything we did and the things we wish we had time for.
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The Perfect 4-Day Itinerary for Page, AZ
We spent 4-days in Page, Arizona, here is everything we did and the things we wish we had time for.
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Hole in the Rock Trail Review – Is it worth it?
Planning a stop at Hole in the Rock in Papago Park? Get trail tips, parking info, and best times to visit this iconic Phoenix viewpoint—plus sunset photos and crowd advice.
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4-day itinerary in Flagstaff, Arizona
We spent 4-days in Flagstaff, Arizona, here is everything we did and the things we wish we had time for.
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Kayak Glen Canyon to Lees Ferry – Page, AZ
We wanted to kayak Glen Canyon the moment we booked our trip to Page, AZ. We didn’t want to miss the 14-mile journey through towering canyon walls, crystal clear waters, a trek through Horseshoe Bend and 3,000-year-old petroglyphs.
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You won’t want to miss Horseshoe Bend – Page, AZ
This popular tourist spot is located in Page, AZ and takes visitors on a 1.2-mile round trip hike to an overlook of stunning beauty.
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Exploring the Carl Hayden Visitor Center
The Carl Hayden Visitor Center is the gateway to the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Visitors can explore the abundance of information exhibits and soak in the views of the Glen Canyon Dam and the Colorado River.
