Ancient Landscapes, Living Cultures

Arizona is a land shaped by time, with landscapes and natural wonders that reveal mysteries from the past. From the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley to petrified forests and ancient ruins, natural forces have shaped Arizona’s story to create a place like other. But Arizona’s story isn’t just written in stone. It lives on through the people who’ve called this place home for centuries. Indigenous communities and Hispanic settlers, iconic figures of the American West and bold mavericks in search of opportunity — they've all have left their mark, shaping a culture as complex and compelling as the landscape itself. The stories and spirit of Arizona's past are everywhere.

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The Grand Canyon

Vast, magnificent and inarguably beautiful, the Grand Canyon is easily Arizona's most distinguishable landmark — a natural wonder you must see to believe.

Featured trips & itineraries

An All-Access Arizona Road Trip

Many of Arizona's unique adventures are designed for all to enjoy. This 7-day itinerary takes you from the depths of Kartchner Caverns to soaring over the Grand Canyon.

Grand Canyon Railway Station

How to Spend the Week of a Lifetime in Sedona

From wine tasting to world-class hiking and mountain biking, the incredibly scenic city of Sedona has something for everyone.

Sedona Family Credit Sedona Chamber of Commerce and Tourism

The Old West, Wilderness and Wine: Traveling in Southeast Arizona

Discover the Wild West with gunfight reenactments and cowboys; savor treats from food trucks and fine restaurants; sip microbrews and award-winning wine; or hike the trails where Indians and conquistadors walked before you.

Chiricahua National Monument

4-Day Northern Arizona Itinerary for Families

From natural wonders to interactive museums and kid-friendly activities, Arizona is the perfect family playground.

Snowbowl Skyride Cody Ross Kids