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Lodging
In 1925, a guesthouse was built for company directors and visitors to the New Cornelia copper mine in Ajo. Newspapers reported that the house — designed by renowned Phoenix architectural firm Lescher...
Nature
If pallid bats could be kept as pets, they'd be all the rage in Arizona — despite the creepy claws, vampiric reputation and complete dearth of...
Lodging
The tiny Tonto Basin town of Young, as it looks today, could have graced the cover of Arizona Highways more than a half-century ago, and its isolation — it’s accessible only via the winding and...
Scenic Drives
Tombstone to Pearce
History can be fickle. Long after the last gunfighter was planted on Boot Hill, Tombstone survived to grow into an...
Scenic Drives
Cave Creek Ranger District, Tonto National Forest
Sheepherders never much liked the Verde River. In spring and fall, they had to swim their flocks...
Camping
Coconino National Forest, Camp Verde
Just off State Route 260, this campground is nestled in a riparian area on the banks of Clear Creek. That...
Camping
Coronado National Forest, Pearce
Legends were born in the Dragoon Mountains. There, Chiricahua Apache leader Cochise hid from and battled his...
Hiking
Saguaro National Park, near Tucson
James Taylor has a brother. Actually, he has two. And a sister. They’ve all been in the music business, on and...