The challenging yet approachable path seamlessly melds easy alpine traipses with aggressive climbing.
The challenging yet approachable path seamlessly melds easy alpine traipses with aggressive climbing.
Savor the Flagstaff outdoors – and get a monster dose of Americana.
From Oktoberfest in Flag to coasting on Coronado, live your best autumn with this quintet of regional getaway schemes.
Epic kabob. Legendary sushi. Paradigm-shifting panang. Fill your 2025 with these and other culinary favorites selected by our food writers and editors in this sprawling, border-to-border salute to Arizona dining.
Winter is hardly the one-dimensional activity season the ski slopes want it to be. From stargazing in Flagstaff to swinging 8-irons in sun-drenched St. George, these alternate interest-driven adventures will put some variety in your vacationing. (And, yes, there’s skiing, too.)
Heading up north for a snow day? Bookmark these three new spots.
If you’re looking for a mind-boggling, surreal experience, forget theme park attractions--Red Mountain is the real deal.
With numerous limestone caves, ancient sand dune rock formations and acres of alpine meadows, Arizona's other Fay Canyon is a joy to explore.
Hidden on a high Flagstaff mesa just about a mile off Interstate 17 is a walk able, 70-acre waterfowl wonderland.
Rubbing elbows with suburbia and a manicured golf course, this trail bundle is easy to access and-- believe it or not--actually provides some solitude and decent scenic views.
Presented by PHOENIX magazine, this awards program showcases the noteworthy places, businesses and activities that inspire a sense of adventure when visitors explore our magnificent state.
The mountain's lumpy appearance is the result of multiple volcanic events that caused lava to accumulate in irregular heaps.