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The Ultimate Arizona, New Mexico & the Grand Canyon Travel
Do You Want To Travel To Arizona, New Mexico & the Grand Canyon But Don't Know Where To Start Or Which is THE Best Place to Visit?
Then You Really NEED This Collection of 9 Arizona, New Mexico & the Grand Canyon Travel Guides with Helpful Maps, Contact Information and Travel Directions.
More than 900 Pages of PURE Content. Here is just the tip of the iceberg.
1 THE BEST OF ARIZONA 1
The Best Places to Commune
with Cactus 3
The Best Active Vacations 4
The Best Day Hikes &
Nature Walks 5
The Best Scenic Drives 7
The Best Golf Courses 8
The Best Bird-Watching Spots 10
The Most Off beat Travel
Experiences 11
The Best Family Experiences 13
The Best Family Vacations 13
The Best Museums 14
The Best Places to Discover the
Old West 15
The Best Places to See Indian
Ruins 16
The Best Places to See Petroglyphs
& Pictographs 17
The Best Luxury Hotels & Resorts 18
The Best Family Resorts 20
The Best Hotels for Old Arizona
Character 21
The Best Bed & Breakfasts 22
The Best Swimming Pools 23
The Best Places to Savor
Southwest Flavors 24
CONTENTS CONTENTS
2 ARIZONA IN DEPTH 26
Arizona Today 28
Looking Back at Arizona 32
Arizona in Pop Culture 39
Eating & Drinking in Arizona 41
When to Go 43
ARIZONA CALENDAR OF EVENTS 44
The Lay of the Land 47
Responsible Travel 52
Tours 53
HOT LINKS 60
3 SUGGESTED ARIZONA ITINERARIES 65
Regions in Brief 66
Arizona in 1 Week 71
Arizona in 2 Weeks 74
Arizona for Families 77
A Sojourn in Southeastern
Arizona 79
Native Trails of Arizona 81
Arizona in the Winter 85
4 PHOENIX, SCOTTSDALE &
THE VALLEY OF THE SUN 87
Orientation 89
Getting Around 94
FAST FACTS: PHOENIX 96
Where to Stay 97Where to Eat 115
Seeing the Sights 137
WALKING TOUR: OLD TOWN
SCOTTSDALE 154
Organized Tours & Excursions 159
Outdoor Pursuits 161
Spectator Sports 170
Spas 172
Shopping 174
Phoenix & Scottsdale
After Dark 181
A Side Trip from Phoenix: The
Apache Trail 192
En Route to Tucson 194
En Route to Northern Arizona 196
5 CENTRAL ARIZONA 198
Wickenburg 200
Prescott 206
Jerome 216
The Verde Valley 220
Sedona & Oak Creek
Canyon 225
VORTEX POWER 229
THE HIGH COST OF RED-ROCK VIEWS 233
6 THE GRAND CANYON & NORTHERN
ARIZONA 254
The Grand Canyon
South Rim 256
FAST FACTS: THE GRAND CANYON 262
The Grand Canyon
North Rim 287
Flagstaff 294
Williams 307
Havasu Canyon & Grand Canyon
West 312
Kingman 317
GET YOUR KICKS ON ROUTE 66 320
7 THE FOUR CORNERS REGION: LAND
OF THE HOPI & NAVAJO 323
Winslow 327
The Hopi Reservation 331
A NATIVE AMERICAN CRAFTS PRIMER 338
The Petri? ed Forest & Painted
Desert 340
The Window Rock &
Ganado Areas 344
Canyon de Chelly National
Monument 347
FRED HARVEY & HIS GIRLS 351
Navajo National
Monument 354
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal
Park 356
Lake Powell & Page 3618 EASTERN ARIZONAS HIGH COUNTRY 373
Payson & the Mogollon
Rim Country 375
Pinetop-Lakeside 379
Greer & Sunrise Park 382
Springerville & Eagar 386
The Coronado Trail 388
9 TUCSON 391
Orientation 393
Getting Around 399
FAST FACTS: TUCSON 400
Where to Stay 401
Where to Eat 415
Seeing the Sights 430
THE SHRINE THAT STOPPED A FREEWAY 440
Organized Tours 446
Outdoor Pursuits 447
Spectator Sports 452
Spas 452
Shopping 453
Tucson After Dark 459
10 SOUTHERN ARIZONA 465
Organ Pipe Cactus National
Monument 467
Tubac & Buenos Aires National
Wildlife Refuge 470
STARRY, STARRY NIGHTS 476
Nogales 476
Patagonia & Sonoita 479
Sierra Vista & the San Pedro
Valley 484
Tombstone 492
Bisbee 496
Exploring the Rest of Cochise
County 502
11 ARIZONAS WEST COAST 512
Lake Mead National Recreation
Area 514
Bullhead City & Laughlin, Nevada 519
Lake Havasu & the London
Bridge 522
CANOEING THE COLORADO 525
Yuma 531
Getting There 540
Getting Around 541
Tips on Accommodations 543
FAST FACTS: ARIZONA 544
THE VALUE OF THE U.S. DOLLAR VS. OTHER
POPULAR CURRENCIES 549
WHAT THINGS COST IN ARIZONA 549
Airline Websites 555
12 PLANNING YOUR TRIP TO ARIZONA 539
INDEX 556LIST OF MAPS LIST OF MAPS
vi
Arizona Birding Guide 56
Arizona 68
Suggested Arizona Itineraries 73
More Suggested Arizona Itineraries 83
Hotels in Phoenix, Scottsdale & the Valley
of the Sun 98
Restaurants in Phoenix, Scottsdale & the
Valley of the Sun 116
Phoenix, Scottsdale & the Valley of the
Sun Attractions 138
Walking Tour: Old Town Scottsdale 155
Central Arizona 201
Sedona & Vicinity 227
The Grand Canyon & Northern
Arizona 257
Grand Canyon South Rim 265
Flagstaff 295
The Four Corners Region 325
Eastern Arizonas High Country 377
Tucson at a Glance 394
Tucson Hotels 402
Tucson Restaurants 416
Tucson Attractions 432
Southern Arizona 469
Western Arizona 515
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3 PLANNING YOUR TRIP TO NEW MEXICO 34
When to Go 35
NEW MEXICO CALENDAR OF EVENTS 36
Entry Requirements 41
Getting There & Around 43
Money & Costs 46
Staying Healthy 48
Crime & Safety 49
Specialized Travel Resources 49
Responsible Tourism 51
GENERAL RESOURCES FOR RESPONSIBLE
TRAVEL 52
Special-Interest & Escorted Trips 52
Staying Connected 54
Tips on Accommodations 55
CONTENTS
List of Maps vii
1 THE BEST OF NEW MEXICO 1
2 NEW MEXICO IN DEPTH 13
The Best New Mexico
Experiences 4
The Best Outdoor Experiences 5
The Best Native American Sights 5
The Best Museums 6
The Best Historical Sights 7
The Best Family Experiences 8
The Best Splurge Hotels 9
The Best Moderately Priced
Hotels 11
The Best Dining Experiences 11
New Mexico Today: From Flamenco
to Craps 14
DATELINE 14
A Look at the Past 17
Art & Architecture 25
The Lay of the Land 28
Books, Films & Music 29
Eating & Drinking
in New Mexico 31
YOU SAY CHILI, WE SAY CHILE 33
4 SUGGESTED NEW MEXICO ITINERARIES 56
THE REGIONS IN BRIEF 56
Culture Cruising: Northern New
Mexico in a Week 57
New Mexico in 2 Weeks 61
New Mexico for Families in a
Week 63
An Active Tour Of New
Mexico in 2 Weeks 65Orientation 123
Getting Around 125
FAST FACTS: SANTA FE 126
Where to Stay 128
FAMILY-FRIENDLY HOTELS 136
Where to Dine 142
FAMILY-FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS 148
DINING ON THE OUTSKIRTS 152
DINING ON THE OUTSKIRTSNORTH 153
What to See & Do 154
MUSEUM BINGEING 157
Organized Tours 164
Outdoor Activities 166
GETTING PAMPERED: THE SPA SCENE 169
Shopping 170
ARCADE SHOPPING ON THE PLAZA 174
Santa Fe After Dark 177
Touring the Pueblos Around
Santa Fe 182
Pecos National
Historical Park 188
Los Alamos & Bandelier National
Monument 189
INSIDE A VOLCANO 192
Taking the High
Road to Taos 192
HIGH ON ART 194
LOWRIDERS: CAR ART 196
GEORGIA OKEEFFE & NEW MEXICO:
A DESERT ROMANCE 198
7 SANTA FE 122
Orientation 76
Getting Around 78
FAST FACTS: ALBUQUERQUE 78
Where to Stay 80
CRUISING CORRALES 85
Where to Dine 86
GASTROBLOG 88
FAMILY-FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS 90
What to See & Do 92
Especially for Kids 96
Organized Tours 99
Outdoor Activities 99
GOLF ON THE SANTA FE TRAIL 100
GETTING PAMPERED: THE SPA SCENE 102
Spectator Sports 102
Shopping A to Z 103
A TASTE OF THE GRAPE 105
Albuquerque After Dark 107
THE MAJOR CONCERT &
PERFORMANCE HALLS 107
Touring the Pueblos Around
Albuquerque 109
PUEBLO ETIQUETTE: DOS & DONTS 110
SAMPLING NATURES NECTARS 116
Three Historic Missions 117
A RENOVATED RELIC 118
En Route to Santa Fe: The
Turquoise Trail 118
6 ALBUQUERQUE 75
Ballooning 68
Bird-Watching 68
Fishing 69
Golf 69
Hiking 70
Horseback Riding 71
Mountain Biking 72
Skiing & Snowboarding 73
Watersports 73
Other Outdoor Activities 74
5 THE ACTIVE VACATION PLANNER 68Northwestern New Mexicos Great
Outdoors 247
Acoma & Laguna Pueblos &
Grants 249
El Malpais & El Morro National
Monuments 253
Gallup: Gateway to Indian
Country 257
FETISHES: GIFTS OF POWER 258
Zuni Pueblo & the Navajo
Reservation 262
Chaco Culture National Historical
Park 267
Farmington & Environs 269
The Jicarilla Apache
Reservation 278
Chama & Its Scenic Railroad 279
9 NORTHWESTERN NEW MEXICO 245
Orientation 201
Getting Around 202
FAST FACTS: TAOS 203
Where to Stay 205
Where to Dine 213
FAMILY-FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS 218
What to See & Do 220
Skiing 226
More Outdoor Activities 229
ALONG A GREEN SHORE 230
GETTING PAMPERED: THE SPA SCENE 234
Shopping 234
THE MAJOR CONCERT & PERFORMANCE
HALLS 238
Taos After Dark 238
A Scenic Drive: The Enchanted
Circle 240
8 TAOS 200
10 NORTHEASTERN NEW MEXICO 284
Northeastern New Mexicos Great
Outdoors 286
Las Vegas & Environs 287
On the Santa Fe Trail: Cimarron &
Raton 293
Capulin Volcano National
Monument 298
Along the Clayton Highway 299
The I-40 Corridor 301
ROUTE 66 REVISITED: REDISCOVERING NEW
MEXICOS STRETCH OF THE MOTHER
ROAD 303
11 SOUTHWESTERN NEW MEXICO 305
Southwestern New Mexicos Great
Outdoors 306
Socorro & the VLA 309
Bosque del Apache National
Wildlife Refuge 313
Truth or Consequences 314
Las Cruces 321
DANSE MACABRE 323
Deming & Lordsburg 333
FRENCH & ITALIAN VINTAGES 334
Silver City 338
Gila Cliff Dwellings National
Monument 345
Other Adventures in Gila National
Forest 346
ELFEGO BACALOCAL FOLK HERO 348Index 391
Fast Facts: New Mexico 386 Airline Websites 390
13 FAST FACTS 386
Southeastern New Mexicos Great
Outdoors 349
Alamogordo 352
White Sands National
Monument 358
Ruidoso & Environs 360
A Scenic Drive Around the Lincoln
Loop 369
Roswell 371
THE INCIDENT AT ROSWELL 372
Also Worth a Look: Fort Sumner &
Environs 375
Carlsbad & Environs 377
Carlsbad Caverns National Park 382
12 SOUTHEASTERN NEW MEXICO 349
New Mexico 2
Suggested New Mexico Itineraries 58
Greater Albuquerque 77
Where to Stay in Central Albuquerque 81
Where to Dine in Central Albuquerque 87
Central Albuquerque Attractions 93
Excursions from Albuquerque 111
Where to Stay in Downtown Santa Fe 129
Greater Santa Fe 138
Where to Dine in Downtown Santa Fe 143
Downtown Santa Fe Attractions 155
Excursions from Santa Fe 183
Where to Stay in the Taos Area 207
Where to Dine in the Taos Area 215
Taos Attractions 221
Taos Area (Including Enchanted
Circle) 241
Northwestern New Mexico 246
Northeastern New Mexico 285
Southwestern New Mexico 306
Las Cruces 322
Southeastern New Mexico 350
Happy traveling.
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