Along the Apache Trail, Canyon Lake provides rugged mountain views, boat rentals and a restaurant.

A bit past Canyon Lake check out an old stagecoach stop, restaurant and gift shop.

A bustling tourist attraction with mine tours available as well as gold-panning, gunfights, and train rides, also features a saloon and restaurant.

Live music/dancing, live bull riding and restaurant.

Site of the legendary Lost Dutchman gold mine providing many excellent hiking trails (especially the Flatiron Trail) and displays the beautiful desert wildflowers in the spring.

Includes mining, geology, and American Indian exhibits and events.

Dedicated to conserving the desert’s unique plant life with exhibits, tours, Chihuly sculptures and special events.

Vintage/antique shops, locally owned bars and restaurants, weekly farmers markets and monthly community events.

Voted one of America’s top five zoos for kids.

The Preserve encompasses the McDowell Mountains, where recent discoveries are causing geologists to rethink how the region was formed and evolved and contains many trails and amenities.

IMAX theater, Dorrance Planetarium, 40,000 square feet of gallery space with over 300 hands-on exhibits.

Arizona's only working olive farm and mill with 100 acres of 7000 olive trees. Visitors can learn first-hand how olives are pressed into fresh extra virgin olive oil on their educational Olive Oil 101 tour conducted daily and enjoy their on-site restaurant.

A fourth generation family farm and the largest organic peach grower in Arizona. Experience Arizona agriculture at its finest or attend an event. If planning a day trip, make sure to visit the website and see what’s happening that week on the farm.

Soar above the Sonoran Desert in a hot air balloon for a truly spectacular experience from start to finish.

Home to the Cubs Spring Training Facility, Sloan Park and a premier recreation destination with playgrounds and shared-use pathways.

Interactive driving range and entertainment venue for the whole family.

Known as the elite urban center of Arizona with 80 fine art galleries, specialty retail and dining.

A vast "Important Bird Area" with 7 water basins, various vegetative zones, gardens, a paleontology dig site, an observatory, and approximately 298 species of birds, insects, fish, amphibians, reptiles and mammals.

Our recommendations include Las Sendas, We-ko-Pa, Red Mountain Ranch, Eagle Mountain, SunRidge Canyon, and Gold Canyon.

Slots, Keno, blackjack, bingo, card room, dining and entertainment.

Internationally acclaimed museum famous for its artwork from Native Americans of the Southwest.

Built in 1922-1927 became the 7th operating temple for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints includes a visitor center, that brings thousands of visitors to the largest annual outdoor Easter pageant in the world, decorated with thousands of lights and Nativity displays at Christmas.

Phoenix’s newest museum has you travel the world through the magic of music.

Home of the B-17G “Sentimental Journey” along with other historic aircraft exhibits and warbird rides.

Vast collections include art that spans the centuries and the globe, Phillip Curtis, fashion collections, Thorne miniature rooms.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s desert masterpiece was built in 1937 as his personal home, studio and architectural campus.

Site of a 1,500-year-old Hohokam village ruins just minutes from Sky Harbor Airport.

Ruins of the “Great House” of the Hohokam people during the period 300 C.E. – 1450 C.E. is one of the largest prehistoric structures ever built in America.

Breathtaking natural bridge with cave-like formations located just outside of Payson, AZ.

Roosevelt Lake is a large reservoir formed by Theodore Roosevelt Dam on the Salt River which flows into a chain of lakes, including Saguaro Lake and the Lower Salt River. This water system provides Phoenix with most of its water.