Articles, reviews and news about the Grand Canyon, Sedona, Flagstaff, Scottsdale, Phoenix & Prescott, Arizona
Posted in Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, Sedona on Dec 21st, 2011
Share Northern Arizona in the winter is a perfect place to spend a winter vacation or a weekend getaway. Whether you embark on one of the open-air tours or hiking trails that affords visitors stunning views of the breathtaking red rocks of Sedona and Grand Canyon all dusted in white, or you spend your [...]
Share Imagine floating over Sedona as the sun peeks out over the crimson towers that line the eastern horizon. As the sun crests in the sky, your morning hot air balloon ride gives a bright perspective on what the day might bring. End your ride with a gourmet champagne brunch amidst the famous Sedona red [...]
Share Okay, that sounds like a mother’s advice. And maybe that’s fitting, with Mother’s Day approaching this weekend. But what this post, another installment from guest blogger, Gregory Drambour, is encouraging locals and Sedona visitors to do is learn from all the great messages we’ve heard in our lives – our mothers’ lectures (“Be responsible!”), [...]
Posted in Arizona, Grand Canyon, Scottsdale, Sedona on Jan 22nd, 2008
Share Drumroll, please…. Here is the third and final installment in the Arizona Republic’s series on the Top 50 Places in Arizona. Giving credit where credit is due – please find the original article at azcentral.com No. 10: Route 66 WHY IT’S WORTHY Route 66 has been described as the “world’s longest small town.” Millions [...]
Posted in Arizona, Grand Canyon, Prescott, Scottsdale, Sedona on Jan 16th, 2008
Share After a long wait, the Arizona Republic has finally posted more of their picks for the top 50 places in Arizona. Giving credit where credit is due – please find the original article at azcentral.com Don’t see your favorite spot on the list? Check out the top 50 – 30 and the top 10. [...]
Posted in Arizona, Grand Canyon, Phoenix, Sedona on Jun 18th, 2006
Share The Arizona Republic has begun a countdown of the top 50 places to see in Arizona. We’ll visit sites familiar and unfamiliar, reintroducing you to a state that is full of surprises. Giving credit where credit is due – please find the original article at azcentral.com No. 50: Swansea – A reviving ghost town [...]
Posted in Arizona, Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, Sedona on May 9th, 2006
Share Few states boast a topography as varied as Arizona’s. Elevations range from 70 feet along the Colorado River near Yuma to 12,633 feet atop Humphreys Peak, north of Flagstaff. And with stark deserts and dense forests, snowcapped mountains and colossal canyons, scattered springs and placid lakes, the state is truly a hiker’s paradise. Whether [...]
Posted in Arizona, Phoenix, Scottsdale on Apr 4th, 2006
Share This month, Steve Dahlby, [Director of Instruction at Troon North Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona] teaches Shane McLaughlin, of Palatine, Ill. Shane’s long game is so good he has whittled his handicap to a 5. Now he wants a better bunker game. 1. Thin to lose Shane’s backswing was too far inside. He could [...]
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