
Arizona is a land shaped by time, withdramatic landscapes and storied sites that reveal the mysteries of the past.From the breathtaking Grand Canyon to petrified forests and ancient ruins,Arizona offers a window into the history of Earth itself. This guide connectsyou to some of Arizona’s most intriguing natural landmarks, allowing you totrace the land’s origins and discover how natural forces have shaped alandscape like no other. But Arizona’sstory isn’t just written in stone. It lives on through the people who’ve calledthis place home for centuries. Indigenous communities, Hispanic settlers andiconic figures of the American West have all left their mark, shaping a cultureas layered and compelling as the landscape itself. From ancient cliff dwellingsto historic missions and mining towns, the spirit of Arizona’s past is stillvery much alive — and ready to be explored.
The mighty saguaro produces Arizona's state flower and you will see plenty of the white blossom here. You’ll also find cactus of every size...

Are you a history buff? Then you better plan on making your stay in Arizona a long one.

With greats like Frank Lloyd Wright, Ralph Haver and Al Beadle shaping the architectural landscape of the Valley of the Sun at that time...

Whether heading west to east or east to west on the Mother Road, be sure to check out the quirky landmarks and destinations of Arizona’s Route 66.

Landscapes and stunning rock formations above and below ground...

Arizona’s past blends Native American traditions, Spanish influence, and Wild West legends.
Write your chapter in Arizona history: weekend or weeklong flexible road trips, yours to tailor