Photograph by Jeff Maltzman
Hiking

Phoneline Trail

If you like this hike, you’ll have to write home about it instead of calling, because the “phoneline” (not a real word) for which it’s named no...
Photograph by Kerrick James
Scenic Drives

Castle Dome Mountains

Some drives require little more than a full tank of gas and an hour or so. This isn’t one of those. The prerequisites here include a high-clearance...
Photograph by Steven Meckler
Lodging

The JTH Tucson

Resting on the outskirts of Tucson and nestled among towering saguaros is The JTH Tucson, fondly nicknamed “Posada.” The family-owned inn, which has been wholly refurbished but retains its original...
Photograph by Randy Prentice
Photo Editor Forum

Randy Prentice: This Is My Story

My dad was a photographer, but I never had much interest in photography until my first wife persuaded me to buy a camera. Once I held it in my hand...
Photograph by Paul Markow

Arizona Microgreens

Photograph by John Burcham
Around Arizona

Arthur Holmes Jr.

Hopi carver Arthur Holmes Jr. creates his acclaimed contemporary kachinas behind his Tuba City home, in a large shed heated by a Vogelzang wood stove...
Photograph by Paul Markow
Dining

Mariposa

Since it opened in 2015, Mariposa has consistently been lauded as one of Sedona’s — and Arizona’s — most romantic restaurants. And the accolades come with good reason. The massive five-star...
Photograph: Courtesy of Sedona Heritage Museum
History

Mayhew’s Oak Creek Lodge

In 1926, Carl Mayhew was newly in love. No doubt, he still loved his wife of 14 years, and Ethel had no cause for jealousy. Because Carl was not...