Get Out! Enjoy Recreation Opportunities Throughout Arizona

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Casa Grande

Skydiving Arizona
4900 N Taylor St, Eloy 85131
520.466.3753 • jump@skydiveaz.com
Adjust your altitude at the world’s largest skydiving center, conveniently located in the scenic Sonoran Desert midway between Phoenix and Tucson. High-quality aircraft and the largest fleet of planes of any skydiving center. “More Sun, More Jumps, More Fun”

Cochise

Queen Mine Tour
478 Dart Rd., Bisbee 85603
520.432.2071 • queenminetour.com
Outfitted in a hard hat, miner’s head lamp and a yellow slicker, thousands of Bisbee visitors descend into the Queen Mine Tour each year — heading underground and back in time. Tour guides, retired Phelps Dodge employees, lead the group 1,500 feet into the mine and recount mining days, techniques, dangers and drama.

East Valley (Phoenix)

Apache Junction Rodeo Event Center
1590 E Lost Dutchman Blvd
480.983.2181 • apachejunctionaz.gov/1127/Rodeo-Event-Center-Updates
Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the legendary Superstition Mountains, with Four Peaks and the Goldfield Mountains in view, the Apache Junction Rodeo Event Center is perfectly situated for equestrians, outdoor enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike. This 20-acre facility is home to beloved community traditions such as the annual Lost Dutchman Days, Early Day Engine & Tractor Show, Ben Johnson Days, and more — making it a true centerpiece of Apache Junction.

Apache Trail Tours
4650 N. Mammoth Mine Rd., Apache Junction 85119
480.982.7661 • apachetrailtours.com
At the base of the Superstition Mountains in Goldfield Ghost town, offers desert adventures daily. 30 min – 2 hours. 4×4 or along the Apache Trail Highway.

Besh Ba Gowah Archaeological Park & Museum
1324 S. Jesse Hayes Rd., Globe 85501
928.425.0320 • globeaz.gov/o/cog/page/besh-ba-gowah-museum
Experience the ancient history of Arizona. Explore a partially restored Salado culture pueblo and view the large museum collections that offer visitors a fascinating look at the life of the people who occupied the site from 1250-1400 C.E.

Mesa Arts Center
1 E. Main St., Mesa 85201
480.644.6500 • mesaartscenter.com
Owned and operated by the City of Mesa, MAC is located in the heart of downtown Mesa. Arizona’s largest arts center is home to 4 theaters, 5 art galleries and 14 art studios. Guests and students come to Mesa Arts Center to enjoy the finest live performances, visual art exhibitions and arts education.

Northern Arizona

Grand Canyon Railway
233 N. Grand Canyon Blvd., Williams 86046
800.843.8724
One of Arizona’s most unique experiences, with a relaxing ride in historic, restored rail cars, from Williams AZ to the heart of Grand Canyon, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Avoid any congestion at the Canyon with free parking and hotel or RV Park accommodations in Williams, with ease of access off 1-40, just east of Flagstaff. 

Gold Canyon Golf Course
7151 US HWY 60, Gold Canyon, AZ 85118
480.288.3775 • gc@robertsresorts.com
Tucked into the breathtaking landscape of the Superstition Mountains, the executive nine-hole, par-3 golf course at Gold Canyon RV and Golf Resort is a favorite among its residents. Known for its scenic views and reasonable rates, this popular amenity often fills up quickly, so calling ahead to the clubhouse is highly recommended to secure a tee time.

Standin’ on the Corner Park
100 E. Second St., Winslow 86047
480.326.3486 • standinonthecorner.org
The most famous corner on all of Route 66 pulls millions of travelers off the road in Winslow. They stop to be part of musical history, reliving a moment from the iconic song “Take it Easy,” co-written by Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey. There they are, standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona. Such a fine sight to see. 

Pipe Spring National Monument
406 N. Pipe Spring Rd., Fredonia 86022
928.643.7105 • nps.gov/pisp
A rare water source amid the vast prairie of Northern Arizona is rife with history. Sacred to the Kaibab Paiute people, it later became the site of a Mormon fort built in the 1870s and has been beautifully preserved. Stop for a tour of the garden, orchard, and historic buildings. 

Chapel of the Holy Cross
780 Chapel Rd., Sedona 86336
928.282.4069 • chapeloftheholycross.com
One of Sedona’s most striking works of art isn’t found in a gallery. Completed in 1957, the Chapel of the Holy Cross rises between two pillars of sandstone, framed by high cliffs. The interior of the chapel is adorned with benches, tapestries, and flickering candles that create a meditative oasis, while soft sunlight streams through the floor-to-ceiling window. All are welcome. 

White Mountains

Sunrise Park Resort
200 Hwy. 273, Greer 85927
855.735.7669 • sunriseskipark.com
Operated by the White Mountain Apache Tribe, this is a year-round recreation destination, offering a wide range of outdoor activities. During winter the resort’s three mountains, with elevations topping out at 10,800’ offer excellent alpine skiing and snowboarding.

West Coast

Giganticus Headicus
9855 AZ-66, Kingman 86401
facebook.com/gheadicus
About 20 miles northeast of Kingman, Giganticus Headicus, keeps a silent vigil along Route 66. The 14-foot tall green tiki head sits outside Antares Point Visitor Center, where you can purchase snacks and souvenirs. Giganticus Headicus is the work of artist Gregg Arnold who created it to honor the storied roadside attractions of Route 66. 

West Valley (Phoenix)

Wickenburg Visitor Center
216 N. Frontier St., Wickenburg 85390
928.684.5479 • outwickenburgway.com
Experience horseback riding, take a Jeep tour, find a hiking trail. With over 300 days of sunshine each year and activities galore, Wickenburg is a true oasis in the desert.

Pueblo El Mirage Golf Course
11201 North El Mirage Road, El Mirage, AZ 85335

623.233.8821 • pemgolf@robertsresorts.com
Masterfully designed across 6,600 yards, the 18-hole golf course at Pueblo El Mirage is ranked one of the best courses in the valley. Designed by 10-time PGA Tour winner Fuzzy Zoeller, this par-72 championship golf course brings water into play at no fewer than 13 holes. Pueblo El Mirage’s golf course presents a serious challenge for even the most seasoned players. With its pristine greens, radiant lakes, and what seems like endless rolling fairways, you’ll come back again and again.

Yuma – S.E. California

Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park
220 N. Prison Hill Rd., Yuma 85364 • 928.783.4771
yumaprison.org
Carved from a granite cliff overlooking the Colorado River, Yuma was America’s most notorious 19th century prison. Visitors can explore the granite cellblocks, walk among the sunbaked graveyard, climb into the guard tower, and feel the walls close in around them in the infamous “snake den” punishment cell.