More travelers are seeking lesser-known destinations. A new survey highlights three Arizona towns that should be on every ...

Arizona is a quirky place. Whether it's due to our Wild West history, unusual weather or unique residents, there are a lot of places that could only exist in Arizona. World Atlas, a geography website, ...

Rawhide was a beloved Arizona frontier town attraction in Scottsdale before it closed and moved in 2006.

The pretty yet underrated town of Cottonwood is hidden in the heart of Arizona's wine country and is home to many stops on the Verde Valley Wine Trail. You can visit vineyards and wineries around ...

Dreaming of a slower pace without draining your savings? Arizona is full of quiet little towns where the sunsets are free, ...

Downtown street in Bisbee, Arizona with the mountains in the background - Melissa Kopka/Getty Images Arizona is known for its majestic outdoors because of the global reputation of the Grand Canyon, ...

Picture sparkling blue water, sandy beaches, and a slice of British history, all tucked into the middle of the Arizona desert ...

Arizona is known for popular tourist attractions like the Grand Canyon and the state's capital, Phoenix, but there is still so much going on in the shadows of small towns in Arizona. Geography website ...

Arizona may be best known for the giant Grand Canyon and its sprawling capital city of Phoenix, but the state has so much more to offer, especially when you explore the outskirts of the little ...

Arizona moved its capital four times before it settled down. Prescott became the first in 1864, lost it to Tucson in 1867, ...