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Untitled by Anabaena

This isn’t the type of place I typically visit, but I went for a weekend because my mom wanted to go for her birthday. Just know what you’re getting yourself into and it’s actually pretty fun. There’s not too much to actually see here, and it does remind me of a giant suburb (I highly recommend renting a car). Pretty much all there was to do was shop, sit by the pool in the sun, and drink. Definitely fun in it’s own way but I was ready to come home after a few days of it.

over 3 years ago

Hot Hot Hot by joanmj

I was there in August for a convention. It was like being on the surface of the sun. You could not walk outside. I have never felt anything like it.

over 4 years ago

Untitled by katertot07

I live here in Phoenix and am fully aware that it is not a visitor friendly city. Phoenix is huge, spread out, and not all that “happening” for such a big city. There are many cool things to check out here…you just need to know about them. There are, especially, lots of fantastic places to hike and feel like you are not in the middle of the 5th largest city in the States. Please feel free to contact me if you are coming to PHX or are new in town and want some tips. (I am not into the Scottsdale scene, so I cannot help anyone there.)

over 4 years ago

Spring Training by yogaswirl

Went with Mom for Spring Training 2008…and want to go back again next year!

over 5 years ago

Untitled by Angii

A branch of my family lives out there and I haven’t seen them in 4 years! I’m finally going to see them again and visit Arizona for the first time this spring break!

over 5 years ago

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“Spending one day in phoenix area. What's the best hiking, outdoor activity to experience the mountains and desert?” over 2 years ago
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“My wife and I are looking for a furnished 1 br. apartment rental for the month of March,2010. Anyone know of any” over 3 years ago
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“On subculture in the Phoenix area. I'm moving from Portland, and I want to know if I'm going to be super disappointed in the 'scene' there. I'm used to underground music, film, modified people, tattoos, grassroots cafes, zines... How does it compare?” over 5 years ago
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“Going to be in town for a few days at the start of April (hopefully a good time of year!), what are the must see attractions for 1 person, both in town and nearby? (an hour or two drive is okay) Thanks!” over 7 years ago

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