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Dining

Shift

A shift is a deviation from the expected, a journey into something new and different. After years of building culinary expertise in other people’s restaurants, Joe and Dara Rodger knew their first...
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Scenic Drives

Wildcat Crossing

Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, Alpine When you head out on a wildlife-watching trip, you expect to see wildlife. If you don’t, it’s...
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Hiking

Keet Seel Trail

Navajo National Monument, Navajo Nation With the possible exception of the Thunder River Trail in Grand Canyon National Park, there aren’t any...
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Hiking

White House Ruins Trail

Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Navajo Nation The easiest way to go back in time might be along the White House Ruins Trail. In just over a...
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Scenic Drives

Big Black Mesa

Prescott National Forest, Prescott While Prescott and Jerome were legendary a century ago for the metal deposits that drew fortune seekers from...
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Lodging

Shash Diné

Paul Meehan sums up Shash Diné this way: “It’s like a history book.” That history is personal for Paul’s wife, Baya, who can trace her lineage in this part of the Navajo Nation back 18 generations...
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Dining

Limoncello

Ninety seconds. That’s all it takes to bake one of Limoncello’s signature pizzas. Ninety seconds at 950 degrees, that is, thanks to the restaurant’s massive, handcrafted-in-Naples and hand-delivered-...
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Hiking

Winter Cabin Trail

Sycamore Canyon, Flagstaff The phrase “old cabin in the woods” typically conjures something idyllic. The kind of place where Robert Frost might...