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Kayenta Arizona Kayenta Arizona is part of the Navajo Nation. With a population of about 5,000, it doesn’t have much to draw one by itself. But it is a convenient overnight spot for visiting two awesome sites. To the northeast is Monument Valley Navajo, Tribal Park. To the southwest is Navajo National Monument. Monument Valley […]
Page Arizona is a 7,000-person city that was originally built to house workers on the Glen Canyon Dam. While one may not think it is a high-priority tourist location, there is more than initially meets the eye. It is: Home to the swirling patterns of the beautiful Antelope Canyon; A spot for learning about and […]
Sedona Arizona is one of the most beautiful areas of the country. Although it is particularly famed for red rock cliffs, buttes, and eerie formations, Sedona has much more to do than staring at the views and hiking the area’s numerous trails. The area is loaded with historic sites created by its Native American inhabitants. […]
Sedona art is everywhere. In addition to its natural beauty of red rock cliffs, buttes, and eerie formations, its street art and galleries are an additional way to see a different kind of art Sedona Art Sedona claims to have more galleries per capita than any small city in the country, with the exception of […]
Sedona Arizona is one of the most beautiful areas of the country. Although it is particularly famed for red rock cliffs, buttes, and eerie formations, there is much more to Sedona than staring at the views and hiking the area’s numerous trails. The area is loaded with historic sites, art galleries, and even wineries. And […]
Flagstaff Arizona was first settled in 1876 around cattle and sheep ranching and logging. It was named after a flagstaff that served as a beacon for settlers. Its real growth came when a railroad reached the city in 1882. The train depot became the de facto town center around which its most historic buildings–including the […]