Plan your Arizona vacation with the Official State Travel Guide – available in print, electronically, or both.

Whether you're trekking iconic trails beneath saguaro-studded skies or rafting wild rivers through pine-covered peaks, Arizona’s great outdoors delivers adventure in every direction.

Breathtaking natural features and vibrant scenery make Arizona the perfect location for hiking, rappelling, and exploring the great outdoors. Whether you're climbing desert mesas, hiking …

Top tips to ensure you enjoy your Arizona vacation, from hiking safety to how to best support local businesses.

Stretching 277 miles from end to end, the Grand Canyon is easily Arizona’s most distinguishable landmark. Discover the best way to explore this natural wonder.

Outdoor enthusiasts, wellness gurus, and artists from around the world consider Sedona, Arizona to be a veritable desert mecca. One look at the scenery, and it's easy to see why.

Looking for a short road trip? Here is a diverse list of our favorites, including outdoor adventures, lodging, food experiences and Arizona's unique culture.

The day before your trip, you're required to visit the permitting office in either Kanab, Utah, or Page, Arizona. Since Page is a larger city with more accommodation options, it's ideal for …

From cactus to canyons, pine forests to sky islands, Arizona's parks and monuments feature a wide array of scenery, history and activities for all ages. Experiencing Arizona's outdoors is a …

When it comes to wellness retreats in the desert, there aren't many things more relaxing than a soothing soak in a hot spring. Here's 7 of the best in Arizona.