Camping Gems - Arizona
Boynton Canyon
Considered by many to be the most beautiful of all of Sedona's canyons, Boynton Canyon has lush green vegetation, towering sandstone walls, hoodoo spires, and ancient petroglyphs. Take the 6 mile hike through this amazing canyonland and fill your camera with incredible pictures.
Verde Hot Spring
Once a lavish hot-spring resort, Verde Springs is now a wild and natural hiking area. The trail winds past the remains of the hot spring pools and hotel, taking you to the cliff-side overlooking the Verde River.
Havasu Canyon Trail
If you never expected to see waterfalls in the desert, then head to the Havasu Canyon Trail! Whether you go by horseback or on foot, you'll love this beautiful canyon. Explore the three waterfalls, Navajo, Havasu, and Mooney, on this 8-mile trek.
Four Peaks Mine
Head into the mountains on one of the Four Peaks Mine hiking trails. This is a popular ATV and dirt biking area.
Bright Angel Trail
Ready to set foot at the bottom of the Grand Canyon? Take the Bright Angel Trail, one of the most popular hiking routes in the park.
Camelback Mountain Summit Trail
Get a bird's-eye view of Phoenix and Scottsdale from majestic Camelback Mountain. This well-known landmark soars 2,704 feet above the land below, making it the highest point in the Phoenix Mountains.
Backway to Crown King
Calling all 4-wheelers - take the historic route from Backway to Crown Kind and enjoy ATVing to your heart's content. This is a challenging route that carries you through outstanding scenery.
Phoenix
With amazing golf courses, shopping centers, and ideal weather, Phoenix has some surprising gems to offer. Check out these free (or nearly free) attractions: Old Town Scottsdale, "The West's Most Western Town", the beautiful Desert Botanical Garden, the Phoenix Museum of History, Taliesin West - the winter residence of architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
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