Travel Arizona (Travel Arizona Collection)

14 tours taking travelers through Arizona's most popular territory and to its most popular attractions. Plus, the book has visitor-orinted descriptions of Tucson and Phoenix, the "urban outdoors" in those two areas, and highlights of Arizona's Indian cultures. Each article is accompanied by world-famous Arizona Highways color photography.

Imagine this: You've just landed at the airport in Tucson or Phoenix and will pick up a car before heading to the hotel that is headquarters for the three-day conference you're attending. You'll have several free hours every day to explore the city, and you've tacked on several days at the end of your stay to see more of Arizona. What's the best us of your time?

Or perhaps you're a winter visitor, headquarted in Yuma, and you'd like to take several roadtrips that will let you savor the essence of the Old West. Where should you head first? What are the must-see attractions?

Another likely scenario envisions you living in Arizona and wanting to experience more of what makes the state such a popular tourist destination. If you live in Sierra Vista, what will you find when you visit Scottsdale (other than gourmet restaurants and myriad shopping opportunities)?

This book from Arizona Highways, a trusted friend of travelers since 1925, has answers in each instance.