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Explore Arizona’s Hidden Gems Beyond the Grand Canyon

Bobby Spencer08 mins
From Phoenix, which is roughly in the center of the state, a two-hour drive north will find you in the world’s largest ponderosa pine forest. Coconino National Forest, one of six national forests in Arizona, is a far cry from sand dunes and prickly cacti.Flagstaff, nestled amongst the pines at 7000ft elevation, serves as the gateway town for snow sports. This funky town is home to one of the state’s four universities, but is the only one that requires snow boots in the winter.
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Stunning Grand Canyon Viewpoints You Can’t Miss

Joshua Liu011 mins
Millions of years of geological history can be witnessed in the bands of red rock that make up the Grand Canyon. Additionally, this natural wonder offers a glimpse into Earth’s extensive history, boasting remarkable dimensions: it is approximately a mile deep and averages 10 miles wide, spanning nearly 300 miles. The Grand Canyon is notably the only U.S. site included inthe Seven Natural Wonders list, revered alongside attractions such as Mount Everest, the Great Barrier Reef, and the aurora borealis.
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Explore Sedona & Grand Canyon: 1-Day and 2-Day Tours

Jessica Proctor07 mins
When friends or relatives visit you in Phoenix, or if you find yourself in the Phoenix area for business or leisure, Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon are essential destinations. Sedona is often more accessible than the Grand Canyon and captivates many with its breathtaking red rock scenery. This picturesque area features fantastic shopping, a multitude of outdoor activities, and, for those who are curious, renowned vortex sites. While the Grand Canyon is undeniably stunning, Sedona offers its own unique charm that may resonate more with some visitors.
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