Arizona vacations are more than just cactus, roadrunners and coyotes howling at the moon. Visitors to Arizona will find that the stark scenery features and attractions furnish something to suit everyone's idea of fun.
Grand Canyon: Visiting the Grand Canyon National Park, your house can take a leisurely burro ride into the canyon or stand high above this natural wonder on the skywalk at the visitors' center. There are campgrounds, as well as hotel lodging which means you can take your time exploring this amazing natural wonder.
Lake Powell: Outdoor activities are plentiful in Arizona. Lake Powell provides water sports, a striking scenery and views of the night sky that are breathtaking. Houseboat rentals, campsites and nearby contemporary motels furnish lodging options ranging from primitive to state of the art.
Monument National Park: settled in the northeastern area of the state, Monument National Park delights visitors with its noted mesa's and plateaus. Hot Air balloon and helicopter tours of the home of Wiley Coyote and the Roadrunner are available. Your house can visit Anasazi ruins and have lunch with the local cowboys while visiting Mesa Verde.
Painted Desert: amazing scenery and color will delight any one visiting the Painted Desert. Sunrises and sunsets that have inspired many a professional and amateur artist will astound whatever who takes a occasion to look skyward. Encompassing more than 93,000 miles this protected wilderness area is dotted with camping facilities, bed and morning meal locations and contemporary motels.
Petrified Forest: The Petrified Forest National Park is only a short drive from the Painted Desert. See first hand the forest where dinosaurs once roamed. Preserved for generations to come, petrified trunks of huge trees are just a few of the range of fossils that have been discovered here. Hiking trails take visitors through the Giant Forest, all ending at the Agate House Museum.
Meteor Crater Park: Meteor Crater Park features educational programs for young and old alike. Newly remodeled, the former Museum of Astrology allows guests to see how meteor collisions and impacts are constantly changing the universe. The Meteor Crater Interactive learning town has state of the art graphics of collisions, daily movies in the 80 seat theater as well as guided crater tours.
Tombstone: The "Town too tough to die," Tombstone welcomes visitors to take part in a Wild West shootout, sip sarsaparilla in the local saloon and perambulate along wooden plank sidewalks. Extra programs throughout the year contain the Rendezvous of Gunfighters in September; Wyatt Earp's Vendetta Ride in October; and the Tombstone Western Music Festival held in November.
Castle and Coasters: Roller coaster and thrill ride lovers will find Arizona has an amusement park just for them. Castle and Coasters in Phoenix has a water park, rides and a dinky golf course. The Old Tucson Studio brings the best of the old west to life. Ancient car rides; a train ride that includes a staged robbery and hands-on activities for the children makes this a specific place to keep in mind when planning your visit to the great state of Arizona.
Rental Homes In Tucson AZ:Arizona Vacations - More Than Cactus
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