To sample a section that has recently been realigned, signed and stabilized, try a walk from the Washington park trailhead to Dude Creek.
Go during fall when thick canopies of boxelder, maple, oak, ash and sycamore trees shine in shades of crimson and gold.
Combining all of what makes Sedona’s Red Rock Country great, the world-famous trail wanders through a canyon-bound wilderness of rock, water and lush vegetation.
On the western face of Flagstaff’s San Francisco Peaks, vast wet meadows of wild roses, ferns and brambles lap up against pine-studded slopes.
This short and easy Flagstaff classic is packed with enough points of interest to bury the needle on the kid-pleasing meter.
The Flagstaff fall foliage show usually begins in late September on the Inner Basin Trail.
The route is part of the Blue Hills Trail System at the east boundary of Prescott National Forest and provides access to the mountainous backcountry adjacent to the communities of Dewey-Humboldt.
Leave the driving to yourself with this pop-in/pop-out SoCal weekender.
Denver’s lower downtown district is a manna for culture vultures and pedal-heads.
For a well-rounded fall or late-summer sojourn, go east… to West Texas.
The path moves through beautiful woodlands overlooking the city of Williams.
Beat the Valley’s faux fall by indulging in one last aspirational weekender
O’Leary Peak is a 250,000-year-old lava dome volcano that rises to 8,916 feet at the northwest edge of Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument.
Beat the Valley’s faux fall by indulging in one last aspirational weekender, from tooling down California’s Central Coast to a wine-tasting trip in West Texas.
