6 amazing AZ road trips that will make you want to take off immediately
Arizona is an amazing state to explore. Find the best things to do and eat in Bisbee, Flagstaff, Sonoita, Tombstone and more.
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tβs easy to forget weβre living in the Wild Wild West. People from all over the world travel to Southern Arizona to experience a bit of our renegade spirit. The cactus, the sunsets, the hats, the steampunk man from Mesa that makes homemade sarsaparilla and calls himself Johnny One Dog. All of it!
Skip the freeway and take Oracle Road up for Jewish deli, a desert monastery and more.Β
We all have one of those weekends where we have no idea what we're doing. You're too restless to stay home and those funds to go anywhere are low. (Thanks, holidays.) Lucky for us Tucsonans there's a place nearby where you can roam around in a picturesque countryside and not break the bank. We're talking about a wine weekend.
Real talk! Your big-city best friends are in town and you really want to show off your love of Tucson. Because it's the best place ever. (Duhπ΅) They've eaten a Sonoran hot dog, have made the morning trek ofΒ Tumamoc HillΒ for that #FitLife selfie, and soaked up all the funky vibes of 4th Avenue. But now it's time to stretch your tour guide legs and head southwest till you spot "the White Dove of the Desert."Β
Arizonans know occasionally escaping the desert climate to experience cooler temps and a change of scenery is pretty essential to the cactus way of life. And one place you might find yourself frolicking β to ogle snow in the winter or enjoy 70-degree temps in the summer β is up north to Flagstaff.
It's time to take a break and go on a road trip β someplace cool, someplace adventurous, and someplace close because I have to work tomorrow morning. For us that means heading two hours east to the historic and picturesque town of Bisbee.
