Arizona

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It is easy to see why this road has been awarded as one of the Top 5 Scenic Drives in America.

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It is easy to see how this natural wonder has become one of the most iconic landmarks of Arizona.

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With swirls of orange, pink, and red sandstone walls, this canyon is easily one of the most mesmerizing places in the world.

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When most people picture Arizona, they imagine a desolate desert landscape with miles of nothingness stretching as far as the eye can see.

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With miles of open road winding through red rock canyons and sprawling desert landscapes

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It's easy to see why Arizona is one of the best places in the country to go hiking.

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Nestled in the Bill Williams River Valley in Western Arizona, Alamo Lake State Park is Arizona's best-kept secret.

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Founded by Col. William Boyce Thompson, Boyce Thompson Arboretum is Arizona's oldest and largest botanical garden, encompassing 323 acres of the Sonoran Desert.

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Buckskin Mountain State Park in Parker, Arizona is a picturesque location for all outdoor enthusiasts.

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This rugged, primarily unpaved road twists and turns through some of Arizona's most rural landscapes.

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This rugged, primarily unpaved road twists and turns through some of Arizona's most rural landscapes.

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With over 460 winding curves at over 9,383-feet above sea level, this road is definitely not for the faint of heart.

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Home to one of the most recognizable landmarks in Arizona, this trail is a very popular hike for both locals and tourists.

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For a scenic hike to one of Sedona's most iconic landmarks, spend the morning on this short trail.

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This hike is located in the heart of Phoenix Valley and makes for an excellent adventure for those staying in the city.

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Although the Grand Canyon is one of the state is biggest attractions, you can still escape the crowds of tourists by cycling along this peaceful trail.

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Snaking through Glendale, Phoenix, and Scottsdale, this cycling trail is one of the longest in Arizona.

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Running through the heart of Scottsdale via the Indian Bend Wash is this 11.8-mile long multi-use trail.

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This riparian ecosystem of almost 57,000 acres sits between the Chihuahuan and Sonoran Deserts, providing a safe habitat for Arizona wildlife.

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Located in the Apache Highlands, this park is a tranquil oasis for numerous mammals, birds, and reptiles.

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Covered in a forest of Fremont cottonwood and Gooding willow trees, this lush green habitat is teeming with a wild mix of flora and fauna.

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Surrounded by green foliage and jagged rocky cliffs, this swimming hole outside of Camp Verde is a lush slice of paradise where you can cool off from the desert sun.

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For almost 100 years, this 45-acre reservoir has been a prime destination for swimmers, kayakers, and boaters.

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In the heart of this popular campground at Red Rock Crossing is the mellow Oak Creek.

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Covering an impressive 161,000-acres, this lake is the largest artificial reservoir in the state and the second-largest reservoir in the entire country.

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It is easy to see how this natural wonder has become one of the most iconic landmarks of Arizona.

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With swirls of orange, pink, and red sandstone walls, this canyon is easily one of the most mesmerizing places in the world.