advertisement
7 January 2022
Spring training is one of the busiest times in Arizona. This series of practices and exhibition games attracts a huge crowd from nearby states and even from across the country. If you’re looking to visit Arizona for spring training this year, there are other things you can do to make the most of your AZ trip.
advertisement
1. Watch a spring training game, of course!
The spring training usually begins in mid-February to the end of March, when the regular season begins. 15 MLB teams will play more than 200 games in 10 stadiums during Cactus League Spring Training. What a variety! If you happen to book your trip during this time, never miss out on a classic spring training game.
2. Go hiking.
Arizona is a haven for bikers and hikers because of its diverse terrains and dramatic landscapes. Get some exercise while breathing in the warm AZ breeze as you hike the famous trails in the state.
3. Dine at a patio.
There’s a reason why there are so many patios in Arizona—the good AZ cuisine and warm ambiance go perfectly together. Fill up on a hearty meal while you enjoy the scenic views of Arizona.
4. Visit a desert botanical garden.
Arizona is home to some of the most unique and flourishing wildlife and plant life you won’t find elsewhere in the country. And the spring season is the time when wildflowers bloom the best so don’t miss out on this chance to see their beauty up close. The wildflowers will be in bloom, and there is a great restaurant on site called Gertrude’s where you can enjoy a delicious meal on their patio.
advertisement
5. Enjoy some cold craft beer.
There’s nothing like having a good time with good friends with an ice-cold drink in hand. Tempe City in Arizona is home to beloved breweries that serve award-winning beers. Get a taste of AZ’s unique culture by taking a sip of their popular craft beer. If you need some ideas, check out our top 10 Arizona brewpubs article.
6. The Phoenix Zoo
Visiting The Phoenix Zoo in the spring is one of the best times of the year. It’s a great time to be outdoors, and the animals enjoy it, too! Stop at Orang-Hutan, the Orangutan habitat, and the Sumatran tigers of the “Isle of the Tiger”. Don’t miss the Camel Rides, a favorite among both kids and adults.
7. Paddleboarding on Tempe Town Lake
It seems hard, but it’s really not. Paddling around the lake without a care in the world is also a Zen moment. You can find more information about their other watercraft options at Boat Rentals of America – Tempe Town Lake. Swan pedal boats, electric boats, and kayaks are also available. Pedal boats and kayaks are available for rent at Boat Rentals of America – Kiwanis Lake in another picturesque setting.
There’s no doubt that Arizona is the place to be for spring break. Not only will you feel energized with the electric vibes of the spring training, but you are also guaranteed to have the best time of your life.
advertisement
The saguaro cactus, a towering symbol of the American Southwest and the second-largest cactus species in the world, is a defining feature of the East Valley in Arizona. Ranging from 20 to 40 feet in height and occasionally reaching up to 70 feet, the saguaro is a majestic presence in the desert landscape. However, old or decaying saguaros can pose safety risks, particularly in urban areas like Phoenix. If you’re considering removing a dying saguaro from your property, it’s crucial to understand the legal protections surrounding these iconic plants. Legal Protections for Saguaros under Arizona Native Plant Law Arizona’s diverse
1. Blooming Season The saguaro cactus ushers in the summer season with its peak bloom period from early May to early June. This brief but spectacular display heralds the arrival of the desert’s intense heat. 2. Ephemeral Beauty Saguaro flowers have a remarkably brief lifespan. Each blossom opens at night and remains open for less than 24 hours. The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum notes that while individual flowers are short-lived, the saguaro cactus can produce numerous blooms throughout the season. 3. Pollination Partners Saguaro flowers rely on a diverse array of desert creatures for pollination. Especially, at night, they are primarily
Arizona Office of Tourism has introduced a brand-new logo and identity today, reflecting the state’s rich heritage and dynamic spirit in an optimistic leap into the future. Spearheaded by the creative team at the Phoenix-based ad agency Heart & Soul Marketing, this rebranding effort embodies the essence of Arizona through a thoughtfully crafted visual representation. Capturing the Spirit of Arizona Arizona is more than just a place; it is an amalgamation of diverse landscapes, cultures, and experiences. The challenge was to encapsulate this multifaceted identity into a single emblem. To achieve this, the team engaged with Arizonans from all walks
Located in Mesa, Arizona, the Arizona Museum of Natural History offers an exceptional journey through the Earth’s past and present. With its engaging exhibits and interactive displays, the museum stands as a testament to the fascinating world of natural history and provides an enriching experience for visitors of all ages. A Journey Through Time The Arizona Museum of Natural History is renowned for its impressive collection that spans the geological, biological, and cultural history of the region. Visitors are greeted by a stunning array of exhibits. Including life-sized dinosaur replicas that capture the imagination of both young and old. These
sponsored
