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1050 people want to go here. 6683 people have been here.

93% of people who have been to Arizona think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Arizona are Grand Canyon National Park, Grand Canyon, and Phoenix. Arizona is featured on the lists The 50 United States, Places Featured on Season 4 of The Amazing Race, and Places Featured on Season 8 of The Amazing Race. Places in Arizona have been tagged arizona, desert, and tucson.

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A	Agua Fria Canyon, Agua Fria National Monument, Aguila, Ajo, Allantown, Alpine, Amado, Antelope Canyon, Anthem, Apache Junction, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, Arcosanti, Arivaca, Arizona, Arizona City, Arizona Trail, Ash fork, Avondale
B	Barringer Meteor Crater, Bear Wallow Canyon, Beaver Dam, Bellemont, Bill Williams Mountain, Bill Williams National Wildlife Refuge, Black Canyon City, Black Canyon Trail, Blue Peak, Blythe, Boulder Dam, Bowie, Brannigan park, Buckeye, Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge
C	Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge, Cameron, Camp Verde, Canyon diablo, Carefree, Carr Peak, Casa Grande, Casa Grande Mountains, Catalina, Catalina State Park, Cave Creek, Chambers, Chandler, Chandler Heights, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Chihuahua, Chiricahuas, Chiricauhua National Monument, Chloride, Cibecue Canyon, Cibola National Wildlife Refuge, Clark Peak, Clarkdale, Cochise County, Cochise Stronghold, Coconino County, Coconino National Forest, Cool springs, Coolidge, Cornville, Coronado National Forest, Coronado National Memorial, Coronado Trail Scenic Byway, Cottonwood, Crown King, Crozier canyon
D	Dead Horse Ranch State Park, Desert View, Desoto's beauty and barber shop, Dolan Springs, Dragoon
E	Eagar, Ed's camp, El Mirage, Elden Mountain, Eloy, Escudilla Mountain
F	Flagstaff, Florence, Flys Peak, Fort McDowell, Fossil Springs Canyon, Fountain Hills, Four Corners, Fredonia, Frontier motel and cafe, Ft Huachuca
G	Galiuro Wilderness, Gap, Gila Bend, Gila River Indian Community, Gilbert, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Glendale, Globe, Gold mine tour, Golden shores, Goldfield Ghost Town, Goldroad, Goodwater, Goodyear, Gray Mountain, Green Valley, Greer, Guadalupe, Gunsight Pass
H	Hack Canyon, Hackberry, Hackberry gen store, Happy Jack, Heliograph Peak, Hermits Rest, Higley, Hohokam Pima National Monument, Holbrook, Hopi Cultural Center, Hopi Reservation, Hopi Villages, Houck, Hualapai American Indian Tribal Lands, Hubbell Trading Post, Humphreys Peak
I	International petrified forest dinosaur park museum of the americas, Ironwood Forest National Monument
J	Jacks Canyon, Jerome, Joseph City, Jump-Up Canyon
K	Kaibab National Forest, Kanab Canyon, Kayenta, Kitt Peak, Kofa, KP Creek Canyon
L	Lake Mead, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Lake pleasant, Lake Powell, Lake Roosevelt, Lakeside, Lechuguilla Desert, Litchfield Park, Littlefield, Long Canyon, Luke AFB, Lupton
M	Mammoth, Marana, Marble Canyon, Maricopa, Mazatzal Mountains, Mcconnico, McMary, Mesa, Meteor city, Meteor Crater, Meteor Creatoe, Miller Peak, Miracle Valley, Mogollon Rim, Mohave County, Mohave Valley, Monte Vista Peak, Montezuma Castle, Montezuma Castle National Monument, Monument Valley, Morristown, Mount Baldy, Mt baldy, Mt Humphries, Mt Wrightson
N	Navajo National Monument, NCU, New River, Nogales, Nonyabusiness, Nothing
O	O'Leary Peak, Oakcreek Canyon, Oatman, Oracle, Oral Valley, Organ Pipe Cactus National Park, Out of Africa Wildlife Park
P	Page, Page Springs, Painted Desert, Painted desert inn, Painted desert trading post, Palo Verde, Paradise Valley, Paria Canyon, Parker, Parks, Patagonia, Payson, Peach springs, Peoria, Petrified Forest National Park, Phoenix, Phoenix International Speedway, Picacho, Pima, Pindall, Pine breeze inn, Pinetop, Pipe Spring National Monument, Prescott, Prescott National Forest, Prescott Valley, Prrescott
Q	Quartzite, Quartzsite, Queen Creek, Queencreek
R	Ramsey Canyon, Ranch house cafe, Rb burnham trading post, Red Rock Country, Red Rock Desert, Red Rock Scenic Byway, Rio Rico, Roden Crater, Route 66, Route 66 grill
S	Sabino Canyon, Safford, Saguaro National Park, Sahuarita, Salome Canyon, San Luis, San Manuel, San Pedro River, Sanders, Santan, Scottsdale, Second Mesa, Secret Canyon, Sedona, Seirra Vista, Seligman, Sells, Sentinel Peak, Shaffer's fish bowl springs, Show Low, Sitgreaves Pass, Small Town, Snowflake, Snowshed Peak, Sonoita, Sonoma, Sonoran Desert, South Mountain, Spencer Trail, Springerville, St. Johns, State Route 89A, Stewart's rock shop, Strawberry, Sun City, Sun valley, Sunflower, Sunset, Superior, Superstition Wilderness Area, Suprise, Surprise, Sycamore Canyon
T	Taylor, Tempe, Texas Canyon, Thatcher, The grand canyon, The Navajo Nation, The Superstition Mountains, Three Points, Tiki idol head, Tonto National Forest, Tonto National Monument, Topock, Tortilla Flat, Truxton, Tsaile, Tsu'vo loop, Tubac, Tuckup Canyon, Tucson, Tule Desert, Tusayan, Tuscon, Tuweep, Tuzigoot National Monument, Twin arrows, Two Guns
V	Vail, Valentine, Valentine diner, Valle, Vega-Bray Observatory, Venture Capital Videos, Verde Hot Springs, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Vermillion Cliffs National Monument, Vernon, Virgin River Gorge
W	Waddell, Watchtower, Web Conveyer - Webmaster Coalition, Webb Peak, West Fork Oak Creek Canyon, Wet Beaver, White Hills, White Mountains, White River, Whiteriver, Why, Wickenburg, Wigwam Golf Resort & Spa, Wikieup, Wildlife World Zoo, Williams, Winona, Winslow, Wintersburg, World's largest map of route 66
Y	Yavapai County, Yavapai Observation Station, Yucca, Yuma, Yuma Desert

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Untitled by desteni

Lived in Mesa and Apache Jct.

over 3 years ago

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Last time I went here, I was in at the Grand Canyon... by DerJon

…and this time I wanted to visit another corner of the state. I went to the 4 Corners. In order to do that, I had to leave US64 (because it ended) and get on US160. Then, much to my surprise, I had to go back to New Mexico for a brief moment, pay $3.00 and take my tour of the corners of 4 states. Great time! Totally worth the price of admission. I’m a sucker for corny little things like that.

over 3 years ago

Untitled by FoOLiShxLaDy

Been here once to visit family. I didnt get to see much. But I heard that on the border you can find a lot of kangaroo rats (one of my favorite animals)! I wanna go back and see that.

over 3 years ago

Untitled by australialuvr1

i live here….tehe. it is so different. I love it

over 4 years ago

Untitled by monday_34

i took a road trip and we drove across arizona and i saw lots of desert. it was amazing. and i didnt realize that this was the only state to really have those big 10-gallon arms straight up cactus.

stayed in yuma for several days. the heat made me feel like i was melting.

and the air was still so warm at night.

over 4 years ago

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chelloay2therescue asks,

“Why, pray tell, are people so amazed that there is a drought when they move here. It's the DESERT. Dude, it isn't NOT drought, it's merely the DESERT. The drought is NEVER going to end. We live in a DESERT. Get that through your dense littl” over 6 years ago

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