Showing posts with label Vacation. Show all posts
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Northern Arizona Offers Vacation Getaway Ideas

!±8± Northern Arizona Offers Vacation Getaway Ideas

Summer is approaching with lots of opportunities for fun vacation spots. Northern Arizona has many breathtaking scenic places such as the Grand Canyon, Lake Powell, Navajo Nation, Hopi Mesas, and the Wild West town of Williams, Arizona.

Pictures can't compare to seeing the Grand Canyon in person. There are many ways to see it. Visitors can take flight in a helicopter or plane tour. Hikers can hike down the trails or ride a mule down and back up. Visitors can camp at the top and or do day hikes. Brave visitors can go on the Sky Walk, a half circle glass path over hanging on the Grand Canyon so guests can see far beneath their feet.

Lake Powell is another gorgeous place with miles of slot canyons, beach, and water to explore. See Lake Powell by plane or houseboat and further explore by canoe, jet ski, or smaller boats. With varying water levels and its massive size, Lake Powell is a different experience each time you come back. 2010 marks the Rainbow Bridge Centennial with 100 years of Rainbow Bridge being a National Monument. It's one of the largest natural bridges in the world.

The Navajo Nation lives up to its name with 27,000 square miles and the biggest reservation in America. The Navajo Nation has fascinating culture, art, history, and scenic views. People can see historic petroglyphs, ruins, and national monuments such as Canyon de Chelly and Navajo National Monument in Monument Valley.

Hopi has a hotel near Tuba City, Arizona called the Moenkopi Legacy Inn and Suites. From there guests can arrange guided tours of the villages and Hopi lands. Hopi is one of the oldest continually inhabited places in North America, dating back to 900 A.D.

Williams is the gateway to the Grand Canyon and the last Wild West town in the southwest. Look around and you'll see cowboys and friendly folk on the historic Route 66. While it has modern, clean accommodations, you'll know you're in a mountain village. Take the Grand Canyon Railway from Williams to the Grand Canyon; watch out, it's a wild ride!


Northern Arizona Offers Vacation Getaway Ideas

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Friday, November 18, 2011

Arizona Vacation Spots

!±8± Arizona Vacation Spots

Arizona is a year-round vacation destination, teeming with tourists at all of the state's hot spots. Mild winters and hot summers are characteristic of Arizona and late fall to early spring yields balmy temperatures. The climate is one of many reasons people love to visit the Grand Canyon state. Read on to find out more about some of the hottest vacation spots in the state.

The Grand Canyon - One of the natural wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon is one of the most spectacular, breathtaking, and massive canyons in the world. Its overwhelming size and brilliant landscape certainly make it a sight to behold. More than 5 million tourists visit the Grand Canyon each year to enjoy popular activities such as sightseeing, hiking, whitewater rafting, and horseback riding.

Scottsdale - An upscale tourist destination right outside of Phoenix, Scottsdale is known for its affluent culture, luxury shopping, five star restaurants, and numerous golf courses. It is also a center of art with a number of museums and art galleries located throughout the city. Scottsdale makes the ideal vacation destination if you are looking for a warm, relaxing getaway spot.

Flagstaff - Home to Northern Arizona University, this town has become an active cultural scene appealing to people of all ages. Music enthusiasts enjoy the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra, free concerts given at Heritage Square, and the numerous annual music festivals during the summer. There are also a number of other weekend festivals throughout the year including the Northern Arizona Book Festival, the Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival, and the Made in the Shade Beer Tasting Festival.

Greer - The small town of Greer is located nearly four hours outside of Phoenix but is a popular summer destination because it is generally cooler by 20 to 30 degrees than the hot deserts just to the south. It boosts a beautiful mountain setting and a handful of well-known luxury lodges and Arizona cabin rentals such as the Greer Lodge. Outdoor activities are very popular including fly fishing, horseback riding, hiking, and camping. Greer also has several different vacation rentals available throughout the area.

Lake Powell - One of the most popular boating destinations in the country, Lake Powell sits on the border of both Arizona and Utah. It has nearly 2,000 miles of shoreline, is 150 miles long and 400 feet deep at certain spots. Houseboats, jet skiing, swimming, and a myriad of other water activities are very popular.


Arizona Vacation Spots

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