Horseshoe Bend
You have seen Horseshoe Bend before. Whether it was some friend's vacations pictures, a slick travel influencer on Instagram,
Grand Canyon National Park – South Rim
Seventy-miles north of Flagstaff, Arizona is one of the most iconic National Parks in the United States: the Grand Canyon.
Broken Arrow Trail
There is a reason for the hikes popularity. It's a relatively easy hike, good for all ages, and the
Brins Mesa Trail
Sedona has so many trails in and among the brilliantly colored buttes that the choice of what to hike can
Forest Road 525C
Like any tourist destination, finding a place to stay is a challenge. Most campgrounds are booked out in advance. But,
Vistas, Campfire Cooking, And Howling With The Coyotes in Coronado National Forest
Our friends in Tuscon, Arizona are adamant: you should go camping in Coronado National Forest. To our surprise, the entry
Sunrise Surprise, Mountain Sprints, And Saguaro Breakfast At Picacho Peak State Park
We are not ones to spend the night in developed campgrounds. This is the closest we have parked to a
Dirt Roads, Primitive Camping, and White SUVs in Kofa National Wildlife Refuge, Arizona
Kofa National Wildlife Refuge sits between Quartzsite and Yuma, Arizona. From certain parts of the refuge, you can hear the
Quick-Gravel Parking Lots, Truck Campers, And Adult Day Care in Quatzsite, Arizona
We pull into a deeply graveled parking lot and park next to a fellow truck camper. Only a vehicle with
Painted Desert, Petroglyphs, And An Ancient Rainforest In Petrified Forest National Park
When we pull off I-40 for Petrified Forest National Park, I expect to be looking at rocks. Yet, it takes
Erie Street
There is something about old ghost towns that attracts oddities. Last year, we stayed overnight in Bisbee, Arizona—an old mining
Kentucky Camp
All we wanted was a view. And a place to cook. We had intended to make it out to some
Biosphere 2
Cults, pseudoscience, and an oil fortune meet in the Arizona desert of Oracle, outside Tucson, with Biosphere 2—a money pit
Casa Grande Ruins National Monument
Leaving the Superstition Mountains, we made a not-so-bee-line for Tucson, Arizona. In an effort to avoid tiresome highways, we happened
Lost Dutchman State Park
The morning broke with fire in the sky. This is certainly one of the upsides of nomadic life. If I
Buckskin Mountain State Park
Now for some more camping but of the free variety. We are headed back to Arizona and the Kofa Wilderness
Kofa National Wildlife Refuge
We were looking for a place to sleep. There is no shortage of options along the California/Arizona border. Snowbirds flock
Painted Rock Petroglyph Site
Some stops we plan. Others we do not. We were speeding along highway 8 to the California border so it
Tombstone, Arizona
We hadn't planned a stop in Tombstone but it just so happened that we were driving right through. It is
Bisbee
I hear that Sunset magazine is going to try to say it, so let me say it first: Bisbee is
Tucson, Arizona
After a night outside of Phoenix with friends and some excellent Mexican food, we moved on to Tuscon, where the
Quartzsite, Arizona
Quartzsite is the snowbird's nest. Every year, the tiny Arizona town swells as RVs and campers flood the trailer parks
Arizona
I really have quite little experience with Arizona and, like Texas and New Mexico, I assumed that south meant warm.