For Arizonians, physical and mental health is a top priority. That’s why so many people enjoy practicing yoga. It’s one of the best ways to stay in shape, mentally focused, and de-stress. With all the benefits of yoga, it’s no wonder that people are constantly looking for the best places to do yoga in Arizona. But with so many different yoga studios and classes to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start. Check out this guide of the top places to practice yoga in Phoenix, Arizona to get started. advertisement What Makes a Good Yoga Spot?
In late September of 2018, my friends and I ventured into the truly unreal experience that is Havasupai Falls and I’m here to share with you the good, the bad, the ugly, and everything in between. The Permit I was fortunate enough to have a friend handle this aspect of the trip so unfortunately, I don’t have much first-hand experience obtaining a permit. If you need more guidance to obtain a permit, check out this post we did back in January. What I will say about my experience with the permit is that the patrol when you are hiking down
If you’re around Gilbert and need a fun way to spend an afternoon (especially if you have kids), spending some time at the Riparian preserve is the way! And if you’re a resident, you may as well apply for a library card at the Southeast Regional Library and check out a new book! advertisement Parking is typically not an issue if you park at the library. There is a parking lot for the reserve itself, but it’s usually packed. The Southeast Regional Library has a big parking lot with a few trees to help shade your car in case it’s
Tucson, Arizona is the place to be if you’re looking for diverse trails where you can do anything from walking among the cactuses or strolling through the tall pine trees. Tucson offers a wide selection of trails, both short and long. You can spend your day on some modest hiking or challenge yourself with massive elevations, unlike anything you’ve tried before. Simply put, Tucson is the best choice if you’re craving a one-of-a-kind hiking experience by yourself or with your family. These trails are a must-visit when you’re in Arizona: advertisement 1. Bear Canyon to Seven Falls Trail This trail
Arizona, with its desert environment, may be the last state in the United States that comes to mind when thinking of golf. However, Arizona offers over 300 golf courses and is a popular destination for golfers. Scottsdale is the epicenter of golf in Arizona, but there are several golf courses outside of the city too. If golf is on your list of “things to do in Arizona,” here are some of the best courses to visit: advertisement 1. TPC Scottsdale TPC Scottsdale is the perfect location for a classic desert-style golf course. Just outside of Scottsdale, Arizona, and only half
In the Vermilion Cliffs in Arizona/Utah, you can hike The Wave’s sandstone formation, a gorgeous red sandstone formation. Paria Canyon/Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness lies on the Utah-Arizona border, halfway between Page, Arizona, and Kanab, Utah. Because of the site’s popularity, the Bureau of Land Management limits foot traffic into the Canyon to preserve its integrity and beauty. It was previously restricted to only 20 hikers a day, but in February 2021, the daily hiking quota increased to 64 hikers per day. Even with the increased quota, it’s still hard to get a permit for the site simply because so many people
Arizona is home to some of the most diverse landscapes in the United States, making it an ideal destination for mountain biking enthusiasts. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced rider, Arizona offers a wide variety of trails that cater to every skill level. From desert landscapes to alpine forests, here are the best mountain biking trails in Arizona that will take you on an unforgettable ride through the state’s breathtaking terrain. 1. South Mountain Park & Preserve – Phoenix Trail Difficulty: Beginner to Advanced South Mountain Park & Preserve, located in Phoenix, is one of the largest urban parks
