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Amado

Cow Palace

Since the days of Father Kino, the Santa Cruz Valley has been the site of many historical events and one of the most active tourist havens in Arizona. The Cow Palace was established upon the site of an old general store in the days of Otho Kinsley. Otho established the Kinsley Ranch in 1920 and became famous for furnishing bucking horses and Brahma bulls to the now famous Fiesta de Los Vaqueros Rodeo. Since then, the Cow Palace Restaurant and Bar remains one of this area's most well known attractions. Old timers report that on occasion the Cow Palace became a theatre. The dining room would be cleared and a movie projector and screen would be setup for the patrons to enjoy a film. In later years, many movies were filmed in the area, such as "The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing," Pray For The Wildcat," "Tin Cup," "The Postman," and "Boys On The Side." As a result, the Cow Palace was frequented by John Wayne and many other stars whose famous faces now grace the bar. http://cowpalacerestaurant.com/index.htm

The Fred Lawrence Whipple Observatory (FLWO) is the largest field installation of the Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory (SAO) outside Cambridge, MA. Since October 1968, the FLWO has been used as the site for experiments requiring extremely dark skies, dry climate, and good "optical seeing." Located at the base of Mt. Hopkins in the Santa Rita Mountains, 56 kilometers (35 miles) south of Tucson and just within the boundary of the Coronado National Forest, the Fred Lawrence Whipple Observatory Visitors Center features displays and exhibits on astronomy and astrophysics, natural science, and cultural history. The Visitors Center is open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. (Please note that the Visitors Center is closed on Federal Holidays.) Special Star Parties, featuring lectures and telescopic viewing, are held quarterly at the Center on a Saturday, starting late in the afternoon. Reserved-seat bus tours, originating at the Visitors Center, are conducted three times weekly from early spring to late fall. Guided, reserved-seat bus tours of FLWO for the general public are conducted Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from mid-March through November. Tours originate at the Visitors Center, which opens at 8:30 a.m. A video presentation begins at 9 a.m. The bus leaves the office at 9:30 am. and returns by 3 p.m. Reservations are required and may be made in advance by calling (520) 670-5707, or, by writing to Whipple Observatory, P.O. Box 97, Amado, AZ 85645. Reservations are on a first-come first-served basis up to the 26-visitor maximum. Because of the duration of the tour, children under six years of age are not permitted. Tickets are purchased on the day of the tour. Tour participants should dress warmly, bring lunches, and be prepared for moderate exertion at an altitude of 2626 meters (8550 feet). Not all mountain facilities are accessible, and, persons with cardiac or respiratory problems should check with a physician about traveling to this altitude. http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/flwo

Agua Linda Farm

The following information was provided by Agua Linda Farm - (www.AguaLindaFarm.net) Agua Linda Farm is a diversified family farms reminiscent of the past. Our family is proud to offer our community an opportunity to re-connect with the rural farm experience. While providing seasonal, naturally grown and raised foods, we hope to educate and entertain our visitors. We do not use chemical fertilizers or herbicides on our plants and our beef cows are grass pastured, antibiotic and hormone free. Our food is available for sale at our farm stand, local farmer's markets, local restaurants and through our C.S.A. (Community Supported Agriculture) memberships. Our beautiful 63 acres is located in the lush Santa Cruz River Valley in the shadow of the Santa Rita Mountains of Southern Arizona. We are only 35 miles south of Tucson in Amado, just 5 miles north of the historic town of Tubac. Directions from Tucson - Take Interstate 19 to the Agua Linda Road Exit #42. Take the East Frontage Road south. This will turn into a dirt road almost immediately. This is our driveway! (Do not use Map Quest - directions are wrong!) Agua Linda Farm, Amado, AZ 85645. Phone - 520.398.3218. E-mail: stewart@agualindafarm.net

Cyrus, our bull, happily grazing with his ladies.

Agua Linda Farm Bed and Breakfast

Our beautiful adobe hacienda, set on 63 acres with pristine mountain views, is surrounded by green horse pastures, mature trees and lush grounds.  The 2 rooms in the main house and the pool house have been professionally decorated.  Tiffany windows, fireplaces and our own collection of antiques enhance the beauty of this lovely Arizona home. Alex's Room – Features two twin beds, custom bath with tub and separate shower. Morgan's Room – Features king size memory foam bed, private entrance and custom bathroom with tub/shower Pool House – Features a queen fold out bed, fireplace, kitchenette/bar, large screen plasma T.V. and custom bath with shower.  This is a separate building from the main house For additional information about this Bed and Breakfast, or to make a reservation, click on Getting Away Accommodations Information and Reservations.

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Benson -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Benson

There is a lot to do in Benson. Begin with a walking tour through the historic area of the city. Stop at the Benson Visitor Center for a brochure on their Historic Walking Tour.  This walk through Benson's past will tell you a bit about the town's architecture and its people.

Nearby in the Coronado National Forest is the stronghold of Cochise's. This makes a nice day trip from Benson.  To get there, take I -10 east from town, exiting at the Dragoon exit (Texas Canyon). Drive east for 13 miles until you get to U.S. 666 and turn south (right), driving for another 6 miles. Turn west and drive into the national forest. You may also want to visit Gammons gulch Ghost Town where you can see where movies have been made. Here you will find an 1890's Town and Mining Camp recreated like the Wild West really was. Everything in the gulch is authentic, from the working telegraph to the shingle nails and  even the outhouses.  Open 9am - 5pm, Wed -Sun.  Call 520-212-2831 for more information.  www.gammonsgulch.com  

Black Canyon City

Bylers Amish Kitchen - If you are making the drive between Phoenix and Flagstaff, and it is meal time, get off the interstate at Black Canyon City and enjoy a meal at Bylers Amish Kitchen. They specialize in home cooking, and have pretty good baked goods. The restaurant is located on the east side of the business loop, and their number is 623.371.9330

Cottonwood -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Cottonwood
Cottonwood is located in northern Arizona only 130 miles from Phoenix and 40 miles from Flagstaff. Cottonwood is an ideal place to base your travels to terrific attractions and outdoor spots. It is a small town that began as a farming town. Today Cottonwood has a population of 5,900. The town sits at an elevation of 3,314 feet. The climate is mild all year round. The low temperature in the winter is 30 degrees and the high temperature in the summer is 97 degrees. Cottonwood receives approximately 11 inches of rain a year and 4 inches of snow. Cottonwood is a trading center for the Verde Valley. There are numerous services and manufacturing facilities in town, along with a quaint Historic Old Town area. It is a pleasant, quiet little community serving a rich agricultural, livestock and mining district. There are some terrific attractions near Cottonwood. The Verde Canyon Railroad is a wonderful experience. Visitors will travel down the railroad lines viewing scenic spots and wildlife. This is a very popular attraction. Tuzigoot National Monument is an old Indian dwelling. There are two hiking trails that give visitors an up close look at the culture from long ago. The Clemenceau Heritage Museum is a neat place to visit to see a room of working model trains and to discover more about the Verde Valley’s past. Cottonwood has so many outdoor activities. Dead Horse Ranch State Park is so close to town. This park has a variety of things to offer its visitors. The park has camping, picnicking, fishing and horseback riding. The Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Area is a 26-mile canyon perfect for hiking. This canyon is one of the most breathtaking spots in the area.

Douglas -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Douglas

East Mesa

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Eloy (Near Casa Grande) -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Eloy
Eloy is located along old Arizona Highway 84, just off of Interstate 10, about 15 miles southeast of Casa Grande. Eloy lies in the Santa Cruz River Valley and is served by Interstate 10 with two exits, Toltec Road and Sunshine Boulevard.

Eloy is part of the Lower Colorado River sub region of the Sonoran Desert and receives 8.48 inches of rain annually. Like all of the Sonoran Desert, Eloy has two distinct rainy seasons, one during the winter, as Pacific storms bring gentle rains from the North and West and the other, during the summer.

Summer rain arrives in the form of moisture from the Gulf of Mexico that generates thunderstorms by convection. Some of these storms can be quite violent. More rarely, Eloy receives large amounts of rain from dissipating tropical storms from the Pacific. Like most other cities and towns in Arizona, Eloy's wettest month is August, with a mean rainfall of 1.65 inches.

Being located in a large, flat basin, Eloy is subject to extremely hot summers. July is the hottest month, with a mean high of 105 degrees and a mean low of 75 degrees. However, on any given day in July, the temperature can easily exceed 110 and reach as high as 120 degrees. August is generally cooler because of the increased humidity as the monsoon season gets into full swing. Nights are generally warm but pleasant throughout the summer months.

Eloy experiences exceptionally mild winters. January is the coolest month, with a mean high of 67 degrees and a mean loan of 36 degrees. However, it can be much warmer, with temperatures in 70’s or even an occasional 80 degree temperature. Nighttime lows can reach into the 20’s during and after winter storms, with the lowest recorded temperature being 13 degrees.

Flagstaff -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Flagstaff
Flagstaff is my favorite city in which to stay when in northern Arizona. Cool summers, spring flowers, fall colors and great skiing.  If you are looking for nice getaway or the vacation of a lifetime, Flagstaff will make any trip a northern Arizona adventure. Along with all there is to see and do, you will have your choice of over hundred restaurants, dozens of inns, and plenty of other affordable accommodations. Some of the most beautiful country in the Southwest surrounds you here, from lush woodlands to rugged deserts. The Grand Canyon, Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona's red rocks, Native American reservations, and a string of breathtaking national monuments are all within a short drive.

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Fountain Hills (Scottsdale Area) -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Fountain Hills
Fountain Hills is a small, scenic desert community located east of Scottsdale and about 45 minutes from Sky Harbor International Airport. The town is surrounded by mountains with sweeping mountain views including Four Peaks, the Superstition Mountains and the McDowell Mountains, and boasts a natural desert landscape.

Fountain Hills just wouldn't be fountain hills without--The Fountain! The Fountain is listed in Guinness World Records as the tallest fountain in the world. The Fountain is set in the middle of a 30 acre lake. It spurts a column of water for 15 minutes every hour on the hour between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m., unless weather conditions (wind) prohibit it.

There are several beautiful golf courses in the beautiful surroundings of Fountain Hills making this a favorite for golfers who come here from miles around (and even out of state and out of country) to enjoy the courses. And, if you enjoy boating and fishing, Saguaro Lake is close by.

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Glendale (Near Phoenix) -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Glendale
As Arizona's fourth-largest city, Glendale offers visitors much to see and beginning with its historic downtown shopping district. Throughout the year there are special events and festivals, as well as museums and cultural attractions, and a growing number of professional sports facilities.

The Glendale Arena is open and events are being scheduled. Phoenix Coyotes will begin playing hockey in the area as they have signed a multi-year affiliation agreement with the American Hockey League’s (AHL) San Antonio Rampage. For tickets to events at the arena, please call the ticket office at (623) 772-3800. Glendale Arena is the first phase of Westgate City Center, which will encompass 450,000 square feet of office, retail and entertainment space.

Mass excavation of the new Cardinals stadium site, located just south of Glendale Avenue and Loop 101, began on July 30, 2003. The overall excavation of 860,000 cubic yards of dirt will take the field level 26 feet below the present grade and will take approximately two months to complete. Once completed, the field will lie 39 feet below the main concourse level. The stadium is due to be completed by August 2006. The stadium will be located just south of the Coyotes Arena.

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Globe -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Globe

Goodyear (Near Phoenix) -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Goodyear
Located only about 20 minutes west of downtown Phoenix, making it close enough for visitors to enjoy all of the cultural and entertainment resources of the Phoenix metro area such as theater, the opera, and the symphony. Add to this the big four professional sports – baseball, basketball, football and hockey – and you can see why the city of Goodyear is a good place to stay when visiting the area.

Along with all of that, the area gives scenic mountain views, desert vistas, pastoral open spaces, golf courses, lakes, parks and trails. The area is great for walking, hiking and biking with almost a hundred miles of bike paths and 33 miles of mountain trails.

Grand Canyon and Grand Canyon National Park -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for the Grand Canyon

When visiting the Grand Canyon you may want to stay right on the rim so you can enjoy this beautiful area better.  However, you should make your reservations very early!  

For accommodations information and reservations at the following:  El Tovar Hotel, Kachina Lodge, Thunderbird Lodge, Bright Angle Lodge, Maswik Lodge, Yavapai Lodge, Moqui Lodge, Phantom Ranch, the Grand Canyon Lodge, and the Trailer Village; call 1.303.29.PARKS (Fax - 303.297.3175), or contact Xanterra Parks & Resorts.  You can also write:  Grand Canyon National Park Lodges, Grand Canyon, AZ  86023.

The Grand Canyon. Located entirely in northern Arizona, the park encompasses 277 miles of the Colorado River and adjacent uplands. One of the most spectacular examples of erosion anywhere in the world, Grand Canyon is unmatched in the incomparable vistas it offers to visitors on the rim. Grand Canyon National Park is a World Heritage Site. Click on Grand Canyon National Park for travel guides, brochures, and money savers to help you plan your visit.

Great West Adventure Co
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Holbrook -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Holbrook
The first time I saw Holbrook was in the 1950s when I made my first trip across America. This trip was made traveling from just south of Chicago to Los Angeles on Route 66, known as The Main Street of America. This narrow strip of asphalt was a symbol of hope for farmers fleeing the dust bowl and soldiers starting a new life after World War II, and Holbrook was one of those places many chose to settle.

Holbrook was a frontier town in 1881 and it had some of the same atmosphere in 1950 as it has today. The old 1898 courthouse, now on the National Register of Historic Places, is the centerpiece of town. The town is surrounded with the spectacular beauty and spirituality of the Indian Country that beckons travelers to pull off Interstate 40. The next time you are in this area, you should also as it is like stepping into a different space and time. Holbrook is also a great home base for a tour of Navajo, Hopi and Apache country. Holbrook, Arizona, is just 28 miles from the Petrified Forest National Park.

Kingman -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Kingman
Kingman and the surrounding area

Fourteen miles southeast of Kingman is beautiful Hualapai Mountain Park, at an elevation of 6,700 feet, where overnight camping, picnicking, hiking and other activities are available.

Lake Havasu City -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Lake Havasu City
Let's face it. When most people think of Lake Havasu City the think of the old London Bridge and all of the "old" people who live here. However, it is much more than that. Along with the lake there is the Mohave Desert, the Sonoran Desert, good golf and weather to enjoy them all year round!

There is also the "English Village," where you can lure England. Nestled beneath London Bridge you will find lots of good shopping and nice restaurants. The Tudor style architecture, the shops and restaurants create the atmosphere of seeing a piece of "merry olde England". After taking a stroll along the tree-lined walkways and doing a little shopping, you will enjoy stopping at one of the local breweries for a hand-crafted beer, or root beer too if you prefer.

It seems it is always a beautiful day in Lake Havasu. The sky is blue, the air is clean, the sparkling blue water with its beautiful mountain backdrop is truly an awesome sight during the day. And at night, it seems as though you can actually reach up touch the stars in the tranquil desert sky.

The 45-mile lake, from which its name was derived, is actually on the Colorado River and is actually a  reservoir that was created when Parker Dam was built. The London Bridge, which crosses the Bridgewater Channel from the mainland to a small island on the Colorado River, is world-famous and draws visitors from all over the world.

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Lake Powell -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Lake Powell
Lake Powell is a center of recreational opportunities with over 1,950 miles of shoreline. This is actually more than you will find along entire west coast of the continental United States. There are 96 major canyons to explore as well as Rainbow Bridge National Monument that can be explored by boat. Page is just a short drive from the North and South Rim of the Grand Canyon, Bryce and Zion National Park, Monument Valley and Canyon de Chelly. Annual events include, golf tournaments at Lake Powell National Golf Course, bass fishing tournaments, mountain bike racing, rodeos, native American dance performances and pow wows, art shows and an air show with hot air balloons, vintage aircraft and monster trucks.

Marana (Near Tucson) -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Marana

Mesa -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Mesa
When in Mesa, be sure to visit the Commemorative Air Force, Arizona Wing Museum. It is located just off of the 202 expressway. Take the Greenfield Road exit to the museum. There are several aircraft on display, including some war birds that you can take a ride in. Contact the Arizona Wing Commemorative Air Force, 2017 North Greenfield Road, Mesa, Arizona 85215, 480-924-1940 for additional information and hours of operation.

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Nogales -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Nogales

Batteries Plus
I have found Batteries Plus to be a great place to find the battery you need. They have over 290 stores coast to coast, each staffed by battery experts who solve power problems everyday, whether it be for a watch or for an RV. A Wall Street Journal report names Batteries Plus to list of Top 25 Franchise High Performers! And, its no wonder as you can find everything from a battery for your vehicle to very hard-to-find batteries for computers, cameras, watches and much more. The Nogales store is located at 1997 North Grand, 520.281.5619. Visit their website for a store location close to you. www.batteriesplus.com

Zulas Restaurant
This is my favorite restaurant in Nogales. It is about the closest you can get to traditional food for the area, and the best place around for pies. George and Tita Papachoris are the owners and they do everything they can to make sure your meal - and your visit - are enjoyable. 982 North Grand Avenue, Nogales, AZ 85621. Phone: 520.287.2892.

Page -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Page
Page is just a short drive from the North and South Rim of the Grand Canyon, Bryce and Zion National Park, Monument Valley and Canyon de Chelly. Annual events include, golf tournaments at Lake Powell National Golf Course, bass fishing tournaments, mountain bike racing, rodeos, native American dance performances and pow wows, art shows and an air show with hot air balloons, vintage aircraft and monster trucks.

Page is also the home city of Lake Powell, a center of recreational opportunities with over 1,950 miles of shoreline. This is actually more than you will find along entire west coast of the continental United States. There are 96 major canyons to explore as well as Rainbow Bridge National Monument that can be explored by boat.

Parker -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Parker
The Town of Parker is located within the northern corner of the Colorado River Indian Tribe reservation on a mesa overlooking the Colorado River at an elevation of approximately 450 feet above sea level. The Town of Parker is within the Sonora Desert located near  river bottomland and rugged low desert mountains. The Gibraltar Mountains lie east of the community while the Whipple and Riverside Mountains lie to the north and southwest respectively.

Peoria (Phoenix Area) -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Peoria
Located in the Northwest Valley, Peoria has become one of the fastest growing cities in the state. Home to Lake Pleasant Regional Park, Challenger Space Center, and the Peoria Sports Complex, the city offers an array of things to do all year round. With easy access to other valley cities as well as Northern Arizona, theatre, museums, sporting events, hiking, camping, dining, boating and more are just a short drive away.

Payson -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Payson

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DAY TRIPS FROM PHOENIX, TUCSON, AND FLAGSTAFF - Enjoy a welcome change of pace and discover a world you may not know exists in your own backyard. Day Trips describes hundreds of fascinating and exciting things to do, many free of charge and most within a two-hour drive of Phoenix, Tucson, or Flagstaff. Outlining 42 unforgettable day trips and two-day vacations, this indispensable guide specifies where to go, what to see, where to eat, and where to shop. You may walk the streets of Tombstone, past the O.K. Corral, marvel at the carved cliffs of Mogollon Rim country, ascend Picacho Peak for a sprawling view of the Sonoran desert, witness a Hopi ceremonial dance or step into the microcosmic world of Biosphere 2. Each day trip includes travel directions, destination highlights, other places to visit along the way, choice restaurants, lodging and shopping.

Picacho
If you are traveling on I-10 between Phoenix and Tucson, be sure to make a stop at Picacho Peak Plaza and visit the gift shop. For over 90 years, the Bowlin family has taken pride in serving the traveling public with Southwestern tradition and hospitality. They have several locations throughout Arizona and New Mexico where they have a wonderful selection of local products, mixed with some exotic artwork. They actually began serving the public in 1912 when Claude M. Bowlin began trading with the Native American Indians of New Mexico and began learning their languages and customs. Today, Bowlin Travel Centers continues the traditions of honesty, integrity, and hospitality by providing high quality products and services at competitive prices. Bowlin's maintains 12 Travel Centers and five full service Dairy Queen Restaurants in New Mexico and Southern Arizona. For additional information, and to find the location of their other stores, visit their website at www.BowlinOnline.com.

Prescott -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Prescott
Prescott is a popular destination in the summer for those escaping the desert heat in Phoenix and Tucson. The Courthouse Square hosts many arts and music events, and the cool pines beckon hikers and campers. There's a lot to do in Prescott, and to find out more, just visit http://www.cityofprescott.net.

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This is a great place for all types of nuts and other goodies. Be sure to try a bag of Arizona grown pistachios. They are great. You can order all of their products on line at www.aznuthouse.com

Safford -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Safford
Safford, nestled below Mt. Graham, offers a small-town atmosphere that attracts many visitors. Just to name a few, there are the Safford Mt. Graham 18-Hole Golf Course where you can enjoy a round of golf, and then relax in the restaurant to talk about the score you wish you would have shot; Discovery Park & Gov Aker Observatory, which  features 20” reflecting telescope, worlds largest known camera obscura, as well as exhibit gallery, gift shop and educational facilities; Dry Lake Park Recreation area and shooting range; and the Mt. Graham International Observatory, located atop majestic Mt. Graham.

Sahuarita
The Pecan Store
The Pecan Store sits in front of the Green Valley Pecan Company. This company has been owned by the same family since 1948. The store features an array of pecan gift baskets, tins and specialty items featuring fresh, superior quality pecans for any occasion. Many of the pecan packages make for a wonderful thank you or corporate gift baskets. They can also ship items back home to your friends while you are on vacation. Fortunately, as I live in the area, I can visit as often as I want - and do! 1625 East Sahuratia Road (take the Sahuratia Road exit off of I-19, and turn east), 520.791.2062 or 1.800.327.3226. www.pecanstore.com.

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Chart House - Located in the McCormick Ranch area of prestigious Scottsdale, this Chart House overlooks a picturesque lake -- a cool respite from the sizzling Arizona heat.7255 McCormick Parkway, Scottsdale, AZ 85258. Phone: (480) 951-2550. Fax: (480) 951-1733.Happy Hour -  Nightly: 5:00pm - 6:30pm. Dinner

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Rusty Spur Saloon - Since 1951 this place has been famous and known for their hospitality and music, with live music performances four afternoons and six nights a week. The building was constructed in 1921 and housed the Farmer's State Bank of Scottsdale from 1921 until 1933. The bank vault remains in place and has been converted to a refrigerated unit for beverage storage. The building is a registered historic landmark. When you walk through the swinging doors you are taking a step back in time. The rusty Spur is an Old West saloon offering rustic charm, good food, live entertainment, and a full bar. The Rusty Spur is located at 7245 E. Main St. in Scottsdale near the corner of Brown and Main Streets in Old Town Scottsdale. 480.425.7787. www.rustyspursaloon.com.

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Show Low  -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Show Low
Show Low, the commercial and tourism hub of the White Mountains, was established in 1870 and incorporated in 1953. Located in southern Navajo County at an elevation of 6,350 feet, our city is 175 miles northeast of Phoenix and 195 miles north of Tucson.

Sierra Vista -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Sierra Vista
Surrounded by the breathtaking natural beauty of majestic mountain ranges and the San Pedro River,  a temperate year-round climate, abundant sunshine, and clean, fresh air; it is no wonder that Sierra Vista has become a favorite of visitors.

When you visit Sierra Vista, you will be hard pressed not to think about the Old West - the desert, tanned cowboys herding cattle, and Indians. This is one of those old western towns that still has some of this, along with places where you can lose yourself in the splendor of magnificent canyons such as the Huachuca, where you can watch the hummingbirds as they sip nectar from flowers. You can also visit a historic military post with its roots deeply embedded into the decades of Indian wars.

It is here also where evidence of prehistoric man has been preserved at the archaeological sites; where petroglyphs and pictographs depict the life of earlier man; where the Spanish explorer Coronado first entered the US; and where ghost town ruins reflect the futile hope of settlers to tame the arid land.

Today, Sierra Vista is a small city with big city amenities and a small town attitude. You will find affordable and charming lodging in one of the over 1,000 hotel, motel and bed and breakfast rooms, as well as a good variety of ethnic and cultural choices for dining. For additional information on the area, visit http://www.visitsierravista.com.

Snowflake -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Snowflake
Snowflake lies in an area of great contrasts - barren desert to the north and mountain ranges to the south. One of the nation's most unique parks lies north of Snowflake, the Petrified Forest National Park, which includes not only the Petrified Forest, but the Painted Desert and Navajo Indian Reservation with attractions such as Monument Valley and Oraibi (on the Hopi Indian Reservation), the oldest continually occupied village in the U.S. To the south and west of Snowflake are high mountains and forest, including the White Mountains, Sitgreaves National Forest, and the Mogollon Rim. Close by are many small lakes that are perfect for trout fishing and swimming. The Sunrise Ski Resort is located 65 miles south of Snowflake on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation.

Founded in 1878, Snowflake was named after its founders Apostle Erastus Snow and Mormon land agent William Flake. At an elevation of 5,600 feet, it lies in a broad, flat valley drained by the Cottonwood and Silver Creeks. Established in 1881, it incorporated in 1948.

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Surprise -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Surprise
Poised on the northwestern edge of the thriving Valley of the Sun, Surprise is one of Arizona’s fastest growing cities. The town is set against a beautiful backdrop of desert and stately Saguaro cactus. There are several activities available to tourists that include from a par-three chip and putt to championship courses designed by golf legends. You can also cool off in the Surprise Aquatic Center, tour Luke Air Force Base, or visit historic Wickenburg. You may be surprised to learn (Sorry, I just couldn't help myself!) that Surprise’s is the spring training home of the Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers. During the day you can enjoy brilliant blue skies, magnificent sunsets in the evening, and the star-filled desert skies at night as you enjoy hiking and biking in the White Tank Regional Park on the western edge of Surprise.

Tempe (Phoenix Area) -- Click Here for Accommodations Suggestions for Tempe
Fun in the sun accentuates the excitement and spirit you’ll find in Tempe. The city is packed with history, culture, shopping, dining, nightlife, sports and special events. Treat yourself to an NFL Arizona Cardinals game, have a shopping spree at Arizona Mills or Arizona's only IKEA, kayak on Tempe Town Lake, enjoy a Broadway performance at ASU's Gammage Auditorium, hike in the picturesque Papago Park or simply lounge by the pool. It is all here for you to enjoy. Come explore our city - we'll make your stay unforgettable. For more information, concat the Visitors and Convention Bureay at http://www.tempecvb.com.

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