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Smoke from a controlled burn on Observatory Mesa drifts across Flagstaff, and the faint whiff of burning wood works its way through the tall, narrow windows of Navajo artist Shonto Begay’s second-…
It’s time to get outdoors and focus on nature.
The Nature Conservancy in Arizona, in partnership with Arizona Highways magazine and Arizona's Family, presents the
12th Annual “Adventures in Nature…
The Cactus League’s origin story begins as a man with red hair and a wooden leg takes his seat at a Florida spring training game. Back then, Bill Veeck owned the minor-league Milwaukee Brewers. He …
Editor’s Note: This story recounts an attempt by two hikers to record the fastest known time (FKT) on the Tuckup Trail, which is located in the Grand Canyon. There are two very important things to…
EDITOR'S NOTE: As of June 2024, Ruby is no longer open to the public. This story was published in an earlier issue of Arizona Highways.
TAWNY HILLSIDES covered in tall grasses and dusty green…
In 2016, Russian-born tenor Viktor Antipenko and Israeli-born mezzo-soprano Maya Lahyani met while performing Georges Bizet’s Carmen at Opera Las Vegas. As classically trained opera singers with…
The Heard Museum’s World Championship Hoop Dance Contest is rescheduled for March 26 and 27, 2022. Save the date for this Valley-favorite event when the top American Indian and Canadian First Nations…
This story was first published in the September 1981 issue of Arizona Highways.
HE’S KNOWN WORLDWIDE for his landscape photography. But hardly anyone knows about the role Josef Muench and his…