Canyon de Chelly
The site at Canyon de Chelly is one of the most prominent Indian ruins in the Southwest. The dwellings at the base of the sheered cliffs are nearly 1000 years old. - APPROX 312 MILES

Canyon Lake
Just around the corner is one of Arizona´s most beautiful desert lakes. Enjoy a relaxing cruise on the Dolly Steamboat to really experience the scenery up close. - APPROX 20 MILES

Coronado Trail
One of the most scenic mountain drives in the state begins in Alpine winding south toward the famous Hannagan Meadow. Elevations on this drive reach nearly 10,000 ft. in very heavily wooded areas. - APPROX. 220 MILES (to Alpine)

Four Corners
Stand in four states at the same time! This is the only place in the U.S. where four states all come together. (Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico) - APPROX. 420 MILES

Havasupai Falls
The Grand Canyon´s most beautiful oasis boasts several waterfalls and huge swimming holes. It´s definately worth the trip! (Hiking Required) - APPROX. 270 MILES

Kartchner Caverns
Colorful geological formations and miles of tunnels connect two large rooms in this spectacular cave. Enjoy the spacious discovery center and cavatorium. - APPROX. 167 MILES

Lake Havasu City
Home of the London Bridge since 1968, the English Village has many unique shops, restaurants and attractions. Enjoy fun on the lake while you are there. - APPROX. 226 MILES

Lake Powell
The Glen Canyon Dam creates the West´s most famous desert lake. Enjoy swimming, fishing, boating - skiing and camping. The nearby town of Page has many available tourist activities. - APPROX. 307 MILES

Monument Valley
With their vivid desert colors, the towering buttes and mesas create a magnificent backdrop in Northern Arizona. See the world famous high desert landscape for yourself. - APPROX. 424 MILES

Old Tucson Studios
The legends of the old west come alive at this western town and world famous movie location. You can´t help feeling like a cowboy when you are here! - APPROX. 118 MILES

Organ Pipe
Named after the "organ pipe" cactus, this area boasts one of the most beautiful spring blooms in the Sonoran Desert. - APPROX. 139 MILES

Petrified Forest
More fossilized trees are located here than anywhere else in the world. Stop at the Painted Desert Visitor Center while you are there! - APPROX. 215 MILES

Salt River Canyon
The scenic vistas along the road through this beautiful canyon are some of the best kept secrets in Arizona. You´ll feel like you´re in a miniature Grand Canyon. - APPROX. 90 MILES

Sedona
The beautiful red rock mountains and formations make this one of the most popular scenic areas in the state. Art lovers are sure to enjoy Sedona and the quaint, mexican style shopping village Tlaquepaque is a "must see". - APPROX. 142 MILES

Superstition Mountains
The famous legend of the Lost Dutchman still looms in the air surrounding these mountains. Enjoy dinner at the Mining Camp Restaurant or a brisk hike in the desert. - APPROX. 10 MILES

Tombstone
Visit famous western locations like the OK Corral, Boot Hill Cemetary, and the Bird Cage Theater. This truly is "the town too tough to die". - APPROX. 185 MILES