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1. Fun Winter Activities In Flagstaff, Arizona When some folks hear "Arizona," they think sunshine, desert and year-round heat. Well, yes on the first two but a definite no on the third. Up here in Flagstaff at an elevation of 7,000 feet, with the San Francisco Peaks as high as 12,633...
2. What To See And Do In Flagstaff, Arizona I first arrived in Flagstaff in 1994, on my way to a river trip through the Grand Canyon. A year and a half later, in the middle of winter, I was back again, en route to the Canyon's North Rim to work at a snowbound place called Kaibab Lodge. The...
3. Arizona Cities from A to Y A  lens that looks into the great state of Arizona and links you to fine cities throughout the state. Whether you are planning a visit or a life changing move, there is an Arizona city you need to checkout. A companion lens to Retire in Arizona...
4. Famous Arizona Parks, Monuments, Trails, and Memorials Here you'll find some of the hidden treasures of Arizona, the State Parks, and a few treasures on Squidoo, ArtbyLiinda's Grand Canyon Lenses. You'll also find pictures and videos of one of Arizona's newest State Parks, Kartchner Caverns. It's a prett...
5. Arizona or Arida Zona Meaning "Dry Region" Howdy and welcome to our Squidoo lens ~ Arizona style. My wife Ronnie and I have spent more than 30 years traveling throughout Arizona and have visited countless Arizona destinations time and time again! We have taken so many wonderful day trips and...
6. Flagstaff, AZ...A Newcomer's Guide Founded in the last part of the 19th Century as a logging and farming community, Flagstaff, AZ grew with increased railroad traffic across the southwest. By the turn of the century, the Lowell Observatory was located here, along with a "normal school...
7. Planning a US Road Trip: The Southern Route If you love warmth and sunshine, this is the perfect US road trip for you where you'll get to see 8 different states. Some of the most unique areas of the country are all easily accessible from I-10, a highway that begins in Los Angeles and ends...
8. Grand Circle Road Trip The area of the United States that includes northern Arizona, northwest New Mexico, southern Utah, and southwest Colorado is often known as the "Grand Circle" of the southwest. The Four Corners region of these states provide a concentration of some o...
9. 2XU Compression Clothing - Performance and Recovery 2XU is an Australian company that produces a technical range of sports apparel that gives athletes improvement at all levels. Their run, swim, cycle, triathlete and fitness lines are designed with careful development and rigorous testing to improve a...
10. Sonoran Desert For Families Our family recently took a trip to Tucson, Arizona to see the Sonoran Desert. One of our goals for the trip was to learn as much as possible about this unique habitat. We visited Saguaro National Park for hiking and birdwatching. The visitor's cente...
11. Hiking The Grand Canyon, Rim To Rim There is SO much one could write about hiking in the Grand Canyon, but here I want to focus on hiking rim to rim, specifically using the popular "Corridor" trails. I usually do my rim to rim treks from south to north, so that's the orde...
12. Not Cal """" Not Cal """" the newest clothing company out of ARIZONA. We have some amazing new things coming out this year so be ready. We are now selling goods in FIVE locations. American Made Ride Shop....... In we...
13. Heritage Square: Flagstaff's Outdoor Living Room When my husband and I feel like going for a walk, we often find ourselves headed downtown, where we usually end up at Heritage Square. There's always something to see or do in this public gathering place, be it a free concert, a dance performance, a...
14. All About Kachinas Traditional Kachina Dolls are hand made by carving them from cottonwood trees. Storytellers describe how the spirits found in the world around us act. The Kachina Dolls embody those spirits. In our travels throughout the Southwest, my wife and I sho...
15. Grand Canyon Arizona It's the crown jewel of the southwest, and perhaps of North America. The Grand Canyon is something that needs to be seen to be appreciated fully. A great trip to the Arizona canyon can include a multi day road trip around the rim, hiking from the Sou...
16. Flagstaff, Arizona Public Art My husband, Steve, and I love a good art gallery, and we rarely miss a Flagstaff First Friday Art Walk, when local galleries and other businesses that display artwork stay open late. But we thought we'd focus for a change on art we often walk or...
17. ITT Tech in Phoenix Arizona I've been researching ITT Tech locations across the country so I can compare the different courses and degrees offered by the different ITT Tech campuses. Below you will find the Phoenix, Arizona ITT Technical Institute campus information including c...
18. Jerome Arizona Hotels Jerome, Arizona hotels must contend with over thousands more visitors a year than there are residents. With less than 500 residents, this small town houses some of the best artisans in the country. If you're planning a trip to this city once known as...
19. Retire In Arizona This lens looks at what it’s like to work, play, and live in Arizona.  It's a beautiful area that offers a great and affordable lifestyle. New - Arizona and Retirement focused search engines. Thirteen years ago we weren’t ready to ret...
20. A Tour Of Biosphere 2 In Oracle, Arizona A couple of years ago, on a road trip around southern Arizona without much of an itinerary (but a budget), my husband and I made a spontaneous stop at a place called Biosphere 2 near a town called Oracle. I'd heard of Biosphere 2 years earlier in co...