5 Sedona Swimming Holes to Beat the Arizona Heat
Sedona’s red rock scenery is world-famous, and so is Oak Creek — the ribbon of water that cuts through…
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Antelope Canyon Tours Compared: What Each Section is Really Like
Antelope Canyon draws approximately 3 million visitors each year to marvel at its mesmerizing narrow passageways and swirling sandstone…
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The Bell Trail: Hike to the Crack at Wet Beaver Creek
The Bell Trail leads you to one of Arizona’s most famous swimming holes, known as “The Crack” at Wet…
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Antelope Ridge Adventure Park: A Unique Way to Visit Antelope Canyon
Antelope Ridge Adventure Park is the newest, and maybe the most unique way, to experience Antelope Canyon in Page, AZ
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Havasupai Falls in April: A Perfect Time to Hike & Camp
April is my favorite time to visit Havasupai Falls. The weather’s warm enough to swim (usually) but you won’t…
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Havasupai Falls in May: Advice on the Hike, Campground, Gear, and More
May is a great time to visit Havasupai Falls. The weather’s warm, but (hopefully) not too hot. It usually…
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An Arizonan’s Ultimate Guide to Havasupai Falls: Permits, Hikes, Camping, and More!
I love making the trek to Havasupai Falls. There’s no place like it! These days, it’s a “bucket list”…
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The Descent Down Mooney Falls: The Hardest Hike at Havasupai
The descent to the base of Mooney Falls is challenging, but worthwhile. The view is amazing! Plus climbing down…
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Water Wheel Falls: A Family-Friendly Hike in Payson, AZ
Water Wheel Falls near Payson, Arizona, is family-friendly hike, which leads to a series of cascading waterfalls and swimming…
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Walnut Canyon National Monument: Explore Ancient Life in the Cliffs
I was on an Arizona road trip, when I happened to see a sign for Walnut Canyon National Monument,…
