Northern Arizona, with its mountains, streams, and pine woods, offers visitors Route 66 history, impressive National Parks like the Grand Canyon and Petrified Forest, along with great outdoor adventures.
It is said that everyone who visits Sedona has a Sedona story. Unusual things somehow happen among those breathtaking Red Rocks. Could it be because of the vortices? Is it the electromagnetic energy that draws nearly four million visitor to Sedona every year? People...
I had anticipated this moment for a long time. I fell in love with Mii amo, a destination spa set amid the Red Rocks of Sedona, Arizona, when I visited it briefly for a single spa treatment a few years ago. Going for a Mii amo spa journey had long been on my bucket...
While days get hotter during the Phoenix summer months, it remains breezy and cooler in Sedona, just two hours north. I love the Sedona Red Rocks and there's no better place to relax and take advantage of the great Arizona summer deals than at Kimpton Amara Resort...
Sedona, Arizona is magical any time of the year, but I think it is one of the best places on Earth in fall. This time of year is my favorite season. Heading to Sedona from my home in Phoenix is ideal for a fall weekend. It gives me a chance to pull on a jacket, sit by...
Sunset Crater-Wupatki Loop Road explores a volcanic landscape and pueblos from ancient residents. About 900 years ago, the ground north of Flagstaff rumbled and shook. A fountain of fire spewed lava and ash into the air, destroying much, yet also creating two sites now crowned as national monuments. The 35-mile Sunset Crater-Wupatki Loop Road lets you explore Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument and the pueblo remains at Wupatki (pronounced wuh-POT-kee) National Monument.