Arizona – Page 2 – National Park Units

Tonto National Monument – Part II

We wrote Tonto National Monument – Part I a few months back, but we could only talk about the lower…

Over 200 million years ago, what is now semi-arid grassland in northeastern Arizona was a tropical wonderland with tall trees…

Yesterday we were out on a hike at Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument in Arizona, and ran into a really…

Tumacácori National Historical Park is open! The National Park Service is still welcoming visitors to wander the mission grounds and…

This will have to be part one of our discussion of Tonto National Monument in Arizona; established in 1907 to…

Talk about remote national park units…. how about Pipe Spring National Monument in northern Arizona? Folks driving from Grand Canyon…

We have visited the Grand Canyon National Park several times – experiencing the vistas from the south rim, north rim…

Last week we talked about Grand Canyon National Park, one of the best known and most visited national park units…

We have written about the Grand Canyon National Park before, but we’d like to share our most recent trip. We…

As the desert begins to cool off, our thoughts turn to getting out to some of the wonderful national park…