Tag: “Scottsdale Arizona”

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  1. Old Town Scottsdale

    Old Town Scottsdale is a great place to see, eat, and shop with a old western theme.

  2. The Phoenician Resort

    The Phoenician Resort in Scottsdale is located at the base of Camelback Mountain in Scottsdale, AZ and is known as a "AAA Five Diamond" leisure resort.

    Facilities include nine refreshing pools (2 are mother of pearl), including a water slide, surrounded by private cabanas, a 27 hole golf course...which is said to be the most breathtaking in the Southwest, an 11 court Tennis Garden, and an award winning spa.

  3. Grand Canyon National Park

    Geologic color and erosional forms decorate a canyon that is 277 river miles (446km) long, up to 18 miles (29km) wide, and a mile (1.6km) deep.

  4. Tumacacori Mission

    A Spanish Colonial Mission founded by Father Kino and the Jesuits. Established in 1691.

  5. Tlaquepaque

    Tlaquepaque is an arts and crafts village located in Sedona, Arizona. Tlaquepaque is modeled after a traditional Mexican Village and nestled on the banks of Oak Creek.

  6. Havasu Falls

    Havasu Falls is a 100-foot tall waterfall in the Grand Canyon that is a desert oasis in every sense of the word. It is one of the most photographed waterfall in the world, and for good reason.

  7. Sabino Canyon Recreation Area

    Sabino Canyon Recreation Area starts in the north east corner of Tucson Arizona and climbs up the mountains of the Coronado National Forest. Parking is $5/vehicle There is a tram that provides ride up the canyons.

  8. Polar Express

    In Williams, AZ (Northern Arizona) from November to the first week of January, there is a Christmas event for families. The Grand Canyon Railway has recreated the movie "The Polar Express".

  9. Chase Field

    Home field of the Major League Baseball National League West Arizona Diamondbacks

  10. Tonto Natural Bridge

    Just off the beaten path northwest of Payson Arizona sits an amazing geological sight! Tonto Natural Bridge is the worlds largest natural travertine bridge, standing 183 feet fall, 150 feet wide, and 400 feet long underneath.

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