Walk in the footsteps of the people that lived here over 900 years ago. Under the limestone overhangs, the Sinagua built their homes. See millions of years of history unraveled in the geology of the rocks.

One of the seven natural wonders of the world that no picture can do justice. To hike just to the bottom (and not back up) takes a full day. Don't forget to reserve accommodations before you come otherwise you'll have to drive 50 to 70 miles away for a room.

The Coconino National Forest is one of the most diverse national forests in the country with landscapes ranging from the famous Red Rocks of Sedona to Ponderosa Pine forests to alpine tundra.

The Wupatki pueblo was built in one of the lowest, warmest, driest places on the Colorado Plateau by 85 to 100 people. See the beauty these settlers left behind.

Sunset Crater is the youngest volcano on the Colorado Plateau. The volcano's red rim and dark lava flows have hardened to create a jagged surface.

Enjoy Arizona skiing at its peak. Snowbowl has a 2,300 feet of vertical drops and 32 trails. The average snowfall is 260 inches. In the summer, the skyride will show you some beautiful natural wonders.

Home to one of the largest collections of high country wildflowers in America. Explore the miles of trails and see the over 100 species of birds.

This Mansion built during the logging days of 1904, the mansion retains the original furnishings. Added are a visitor center and a six-acre wooded area.

A variety of shops, an array of eating establishments and the nightlife are awaiting your visit. Check out Flagstaff's south side to see the city's ethnic roots.

The best preserved meteorite impact site on Earth! Formed nearly 50,000 years ago, the crater is 550 feet deep, 2.4 miles in circumference and nearly 1 mile across.