Road TripsSouthern Arizona
Most of Arizona’s wine grapes are grown in its southern wine regions – Willcox, Sonoita-Elgin and the Tombstone-McNeal area.
Most of Arizona’s wine grapes are grown in its southern wine regions – Willcox, Sonoita-Elgin and the Tombstone-McNeal area.
Arizona’s second city is a riot of Southwestern culture, from top-notch Sonoran-style cuisine to stately saguaros to an intoxicating mix of indigenous, Mexican, Spanish and Anglo/cowboy cultures.
Perched atop the Valley like a feather in one of local hatmaker Eric Watson’s jaunty fedoras, Cave Creek has many beguiling attributes as a day-trip destination, from its bouldered desert scenery to its many funky bars and saloons.
With a ton of hiking trails and wellness options galore, Sedona proudly touts itself as the ultimate day-trip destination for experience-seeking Arizonans.
Fall is flawless in Flagstaff, when the many aspens that freckle its landscape turn a stunning auburn hue.
Verde Valley comprises the high-desert towns of Clarkdale, Cornville, Cottonwood and Jerome, each boasting its own brand of high-country hospitality, eclectic eateries and, of course, wineries.
Whether you want to soak in the great outdoors or the history of the Old West, Prescott perfectly harmonizes Arizona’s past and present.