Photograph by Mark Lipczynski
Around Arizona

Duncan, Arizona

A lot of small Arizona towns have qualities of bygone years: frontier days, Victorian homes. But only Duncan hurtles me into the 1960s, in the...
Photograph by John Burcham
Dining

LazyG Brewhouse

For years, Jim and Jean-Marie Bellington owned and operated the LazyG, a circa-1945 trailer park along Prescott’s Granite Creek. But amid day-to-day operations, the Bellingtons dreamed of opening a...
Photograph courtesy Charlie Clark’s Steakhouse
History

Charlie Clark’s Steakhouse

With roots that reach back to Prohibition,  Charlie Clark’s Steakhouse is billed as the fifth-oldest steakhouse in Arizona. But it’s gone...
Photograph by Jack Dykinga
Nature

Burrowing Owls

There are a few undeniable truths about burrowing owls (Athene cunicularia): They’re cute. They’re social. And they’re the American Birding...
The Mesa Historical Museum's Spring Training Exhibit

Play Ball!

To paraphrase Casey at the Bat poet Ernest Lawrence Thayer, the outlook wasn’t brilliant for baseball fans this year — that is, until the...
A white horse chases a brown horse at top speed through a green and scrubby setting, getting close enough to bite. By Jessica Finnie
Latest Feature

2025 Adventures in Nature Student Photo Contest

It’s time to get outdoors and focus on nature. The Nature Conservancy in Arizona, in partnership with Arizona Highways magazine and Arizona's...
Visit the Navajo Nation

Visit Window Rock

Start your travel by visiting Window Rock – the capital of the Navajo Nation, and home of the Navajo Zoo & Botanical Park, Window Rock Navajo...

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The purpose of the Arizona Highways social media platforms is to promote travel in Arizona by showcasing the people, places and things that make...