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06.19
Flagstaff Cultural Partners presents Downtown Friday Nights
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06.20
16th Annual Cowpunchers Reunion Rodeo
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06.20
10th Annual Lavender Festival
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Soar like an Eagle: SE Arizona Glider Flights over the San Pedro Valley NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!
NOW TAKING RSVP's for morning, afternoon and sunset flights! Call 520.803.6713 and ask for Tony.
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Grand Canyon Rafting Trips On Sale
7 Day Grand Canyon Motorized Rafting Trip $500.00 off! Limited number of spaces available.
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Phoenix & Central Arizona
Bustling Metropolis to Wild West
If you’re looking for a cosmopolitan center where warm sunshine and cool culture collide, Central Arizona is your playground. With the Phoenix area at its heart – including cities from Chandler, in the southeast, to Peoria, in the northwest – Central Arizona is a haven of relaxing resorts and award-winning golf, restaurants, shopping and nightlife.
But Central Arizona has more to offer than the big city – like hiking trails and casinos near Fountain Hills and Fort McDowell, arboretums and botanical gardens and even dude ranches. Learn more about Central Arizona’s top destinations below:
Most Popular Destinations
- Phoenix
Big-league sporting events, renowned museums and plenty of trails for biking and hiking are just the beginning in Phoenix, Arizona’s capital city and the heart of a metropolitan area of more than 4 million people. With a skyscraper-filled skyline complemented by famed Camelback Mountain, Phoenix offers the perfect balance of urban energy and Southwestern scenery. Learn more about Phoenix, Arizona vacations >> - Scottsdale
If you’re looking for a vacation spot that’s as much cowboy as it is couture, you’re in luck in Scottsdale. This scenic desert city is home to posh resorts and spas, dozens of golf courses, and great shopping and dining – but it’s also where you’ll find plenty of Old West charm and Southwestern art and jewelry. Learn more about visiting Scottsdale, Arizona >> - Tempe
Arizona State University may be Tempe’s claim to fame, but there’s plenty going on in this friendly city just south of Phoenix. Boating on Tempe Town Lake, nightlife on Mill Avenue and performances at the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Gammage Auditorium are just a few of our favorite Tempe temptations. Learn more about visiting Tempe, Arizona >> - Mesa
Arizona's third-largest city, Mesa, combines urban amenities with outdoor activities to provide visitors with the best of both worlds, including golf resorts, rugged recreation areas and a wealth of museums and attractions. Get to Mesa faster by flying direct through the new Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. Learn more about visiting Mesa, Arizona >> - Wickenburg
City slickers are welcome in this Western enclave – but prepare to get your hands dirty and your boots dusty. Located around 60 miles northwest of Phoenix, Wickenburg feels a million miles away from the bustle of the city. Known for its working ranches – where visitors can ride, camp and work with real ranch hands – you’ll fall in love with the friendly folk and campfire fun here. Learn more about Wickenburg, Arizona >>
