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In the spirit of Arizona Bike Week 2013 and as a complement our 7 Best Arizona Scenic Drives, we thought we’d put together a list of Arizona Biker-Friendly Hotels and Motels. In truth, most hotels and motels are biker-friendly. But Continue Reading
Phoenix often feels like it’s actually in the world’s southern hemisphere rather than just the southern half of the state. It’s “oppositeville”; from its busy winter golf season, to locals huddling indoors from June through September, to the area’s Continue Reading
Take the kids out for some fun this October at one of the handful of pumpkin patches around the state. Beyond picking pumpkins, you’ll find corn mazes, great food, hayrides, petting zoos and live entertainment at these AZ pumpkin Continue Reading
All over Arizona, temperatures are ratcheting down and outdoor events are ramping up. ‘Tis the season for locals, families and visitors to head outside and discover all that October has to offer: pumpkins, markets, concerts, wine, beer, and wildlife. Continue Reading
Ever wondered if you can plan a getaway to downtown Phoenix and skip the rental car? You can! The greater Phoenix area has a Walk Score of 45 (25-49=car dependent) but downtown it increases to 63 (50-69=somewhat walkable). Phoenix is Continue Reading
I don’t know about the rest of you dog owners, but my mutt and I have run into some challenges when traveling around AZ. Sometimes it seems like this world is just not dog friendly. I decided to do a Continue Reading
The rim-to-rim Grand Canyon hike has been described as one of the best day hikes in the world. However, even if you’re able to do it in a day, it’s better to take your time and enjoy the experience. While Continue Reading
One of the best things about living in Arizona is the variety of temperatures that can be experienced if you travel around the state at any time of year. As a Phoenician, I know that summertime is about finding cooler Continue Reading
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- Hiking guide: Grand Canyon rim to rim
Post Author: ArizTravel
Bio: Bio: It’s not like the film “Heathers,” but the authors of ArizTravel do have the same first name, Christina Hecht and Christina Zubieta (Chrissy). They maintain six Arizona travel websites, and one day, Christina H realized that many of the questions people were asking through the sites had answers that anyone visiting Arizona could benefit from. Thus, the birth of the blog. The Christinas earn a living from selling advertising on their sites, but they accept no compensation or freebies for blog postings. Christina H enjoys being a tour guide. She’s really proud of her ability to find the back roads to almost anywhere she goes. And Chrissy Z’s spirit of adventure is borderline crazy. So you have one Christina to get you going in a great direction and the other to help you explore.
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