Winter is often overlooked as a travel time. Whether you are escaping the grey, gloomy cold or wanting to spend some time playing in the...

“I wonder if the snow loves the trees and fields, that it kisses them so gently? And then it covers them up snug, you know, with a white...

Jerome, Arizona is a mining, boom town turned ghost town turned artist colony. The combination of history and art makes it a unique...

A day trip to the Grand Canyon, allows you gaze at the majesty and vastness of the Grand Canyon and you understand why it is one of the...

Sedona is known for its stunning red rock formations, energizing vortexes, outdoor adventures and amazing restaurants. Sedona is full of great restaurants. Chef Lisa Dahl has spent 20 years building renowned restaurants like Mariposa with its Latin inspired cuisine and Dahl and Di Luca with its Italian deliciousness. Jeff Smedstad combines the flavors of south Mexico with the local southwestern flavors at the innovative Elote. Rene and l'Auberge bring the flavors of Europe to

“Nowhere on this planet is the desert as fascinating as it is in Arizona.” wrote Joseph Stacey in Arizona Magazine. Having recently returned from an Arizona desert adventure, I would heartily agree. The glowing red rocks, the Saguaros towering over the Sonoran Desert , the Ponderosa Pine sky islands and the scent of Juniper and sage along the hiking trails, it is a stark yet intriguing place. We spent 7 days exploring the northern Arizona desert using Sedona as a base. We to