Arizona State Parks and Trails was established through House Bill 72 on March 25, 1957. In April of that year, Governor Ernest McFarland appointed the first State Parks Board members. The Arizona State Parks and Trails  mission is managing and conserving Arizona's natural, cultural and re...

History, Art, Culture

When visitors want a real, authentic taste of the wild west, they visit Wickenburg. The town has successfully merged the past with the present in a way that awakens the cowboy in everyone.

San Juan County is located in the Four Corners region of the southwest United States. Visitors come to experience the unique culture and natural history of the area.

Arizona State University may be Tempe’s claim to fame, but there’s plenty going on in this friendly city just south of Phoenix. Boating on Tempe Town Lake, nightlife on Mill Avenue and performances at the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Gammage Auditorium are just a few of our favorite Tempe temptations.

Benson has a rich history tied to the railroad and Old West. A great draw for many visitors is Kartchner Caverns State Park which offers camping, hiking, beauty and of course, the caverns themselves.

Start planning your Arizona vacation with the Official State Visitor's guide - available in print, electronically, or both. Fill out the form to request your free travel packet, which includes an Arizona Official State Visitor's Guide and an Arizona state highway map. The Arizona Office of Tourism ships domestically as well as the following countries only: United Kingdom, Germany, France, Japan, Canada and Mexico.

We proudly welcome you to the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community and cannot wait for you to discover Salt River. Awaken your senses and explore Arizona Indian Country in a whole new way. Adventure awaits you!

From the river to the rails, Clarkdale is teeming with awe-inspiring landscapes and cultural attractions that will make your visit unforgettable. Nestled in the stunning Verde Valley of North-Central Arizona. Clarkdale is the gem of Arizona. Skip the crowds and get right to the heart of red rock country.

Prescott is a destination that transcends the Arizona archetype. No sweltering summers or miles of cactus covered moonscape. The town’s mile-high location in the Grand Canyon State’s central highlands brings four mild seasons, an average annual daytime temperature of about seventy degrees, and over 300 days of sunshine.