More showers are expected in Arizona desert cities due to winter storm, meteorologists warn. Earlier this week, Phoenix residents experienced heavy rain that changed to intermittent light showers by the middle of the day. According to the National Weather Service, Arizona can expect scattered rain and snow across the state…
The Phoenix desert is part of the larger Sonoran Desert, which is a large desert region that stretches from southern Arizona into parts of California and Mexico. It encompasses the city of Phoenix as well as Tucson and much of the surrounding area. The Sonoran Desert is one of the…
Visit to the Painted Desert and Petrified Forest National Park: backpacking, camping, things to do, museums, directions and more.
Arizona, the Grand Canyon State, is home to two of the most vibrant and unique cities in the American Southwest: Phoenix and Tucson. Each city boasts its own distinct character, shaped by its history, geography, and the diverse mix of people who call it home. Phoenix: The Valley of the…
Santa Claus, Arizona is one of the most unique ghost towns you can find in the US. First envisioned in 1937 as a year-round holiday-themed attraction along Route 66, this once-festive town in Mohave County has been completely abandoned for decades, leaving the festive spirit to rot in the desert.…
Arizona and Florida are two popular destinations for tourists and residents alike, especially for those who love the sun and the warmth. However, these two states have very different types of heat, which can affect your comfort and enjoyment.
The Arizona desert has two main growing seasons: spring and fall. These are the periods when the temperatures are mild and the risk of frost is low. Summer and winter are usually too hot or too cold for most vegetables, except for some heat-tolerant or cold-hardy varieties.
Yuma's Imperial Sand Dunes, located on the Arizona-California border, offer ideal sandboarding conditions with towering dunes reaching up to 300 feet, making it a popular year-round destination.
Nevada is the most desert state in the US, with over 75% of its land area covered in desert. This makes Nevada home to some of the most iconic desert landscapes in the country, including Death Valley National Park and Great Basin National Park. Other states with a lot of desert land include Arizona, California, Utah, and New Mexico.
Arizona is home to several sand dunes. Notable ones include the Yuma Sand Dunes in Yuma, the Ehrenberg Sandbowl in Ehrenberg, the Hot Well Dunes near Safford, and the Parker Dunes in Cactus Plain. Each offers unique experiences for outdoor enthusiasts.