A color photograph shows a smiling white man in a blue plaid shirt. He is anchored to a rock wall with climbing gear and holding a camera with a large lens.
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Help Support Our Friend John Burcham's Recovery

Earlier this month, our friend and longtime Arizona Highways contributor suffered a catastrophic fall while rock climbing in a remote part of Sedona...
A winter storm dusts the Grand Canyon’s higher elevations with a layer of snow. National Park Service photo by Michael Quinn

Grand Canyon Conservancy

Grand Canyon is more than a breathtaking view—it is a living landscape, a thriving ecosystem, and a place of deep history and human connection. It...
A sign welcoming visitors to Casa Grande is framed by saguaros and lit by spotlights.

Casa Grande: Small Town Charm, Big City Amenities

Casa Grande is located within an hour’s drive from the Phoenix area to the north and the Tucson area to the south. It is the perfect, central spot to...
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument and Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge are two of the most breathtaking and biologically rich landscapes in the Sonoran Desert.

Only in Ajo

A Desert That Connects Us: Experience the 9th Tri-National Sonoran Desert Symposium in Ajo In the quiet hours of the morning, when the light...
Two mountain bikers tour ride along a paved path through pine trees.

Explore Tusayan

Tusayan (pronounced Too-Say-Ann), located in Northern Arizona, is the closest town to Grand Canyon National Park South Rim and is surrounded by the...
A row of horseback riders approaches through tall golden grass with a scenic mountain backdrop.

Circle Z Ranch

Circle Z Ranch invites guests to experience Arizona’s original dude ranch, where the traditions and spirit of the Old West have been preserved since...
Placid water in Hell’s Half Acre Canyon reflects the sheer walls and box elders. By Jack Dykinga
In Depth

Ancient Creeks

Quiet conversations of water moved through a forest. Words chattered across smooth, black stones as a clear stream turned one way and then another,...
Victoria Howell Westlake leads her daughter, Katherine, out of the gate after a long day of work at the Tin House Ranch location. By Peter Schwepker
Culture

Ranch Women

It’s close to noon on this windy Friday, and Victoria Howell Westlake has been up since 4 a.m. She’s preparing her second meal of the day, which,...