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Arizona Winter Trip Tips – From the Gulf to Cart
Do you have a desire to travel this winter, but not sure how things work? How about a place explore where they find great hiking, golfing, skiing, shopping and ruins? And drive, all within a few hours of one another? Of course, this place is Arizona, a State offers travelers an endless number of things to do to in winter.
Hiking
Superstition Mountains: One of the best places for winter hiking in Arizona is the Superstition Mountains, east of Apache Junction, which is east of Phoenix. They are best known for the legendary Lost Dutchman Mine. The legend says that The Mine of Jacob Waltz (the Dutchman discovered), still contains a large stockpile of gold. That is, if someone could find it. You can also among the many have tried to find the mine (some have died trying to be), or you can venture to the Superstition Mountains to be looking at the many more of hiking. Be sure to visit Lost Dutchman State Park, where a variety of hiking trails and ranger-guided walks morning and a full moon in winter and spring.
Golf
Arizona also a wonderful place to play golf in the winter. A few golf courses are worth mentioning:
Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale located, the Grayhawk Golf Club has two golf courses, Talon and Raptor, which were the recipients of numerous awards over the years, including the "Top 100 You Can Play in the U.S. "by Golf Magazine.
Troon North Golf Club: Two golf courses make Troon North Golf Club: Monument and Pinnacle courses. Also located in Scottsdale, Troon North Golf Club has received numerous awards, including the appointment of his No. 21 in the nation and No. 1 in Arizona by Golf Magazine.
Skiing
It is skiing in Arizona? Yes, of course. Arizona has not only the sun in winter, but it also has a few places in the state where you go skiing.
Sunrise Park Resort: Sunrise Park Resort is located in Greer, in the eastern part of the state, only a 4-hour drive from Phoenix and Tucson. Individually owned and used by the White Mountain Apache Tribe is operated, Sunrise Park has 8 lifts and 65 pistes for skiers of all levels of difficulty. There is also a separate snowboarding area, children's pool, trails and tubing hill.
The Arizona Snowbowl: The Arizona Snowbowl is located on the San Francisco Peaks, in Flagstaff and is located just a few hours from Phoenix. With 32 walks and 4 lifts, The Arizona Snowbowl is one of the oldest continually run ski areas in the United States. When snowboarding is more your style, they also offer a fun park with rails and boxes.
Exploring Native American Ruins
You can make a whole vacation in Arizona is in ruins ruins plan, but if you're visiting Phoenix and then one day, you should be about an hour and a half drive north on the I-17 to Montezuma Castle, a five-story, 12 Century cliff dwelling, the Sinagua people Residential use. It is an easy walk along a 1/3-mile trail where you have a wonderful view of the castle. If you have time, drive 11 miles to the north and visit Montezuma Well, where you can see a natural sink hole and built small homes in the steep walls around the hole. A sink hole is like a big yawn to sound but it's really an interesting place to visit.
Shopping
If you go to Arizona for the mall, then you will probably want to Scottsdale, the home of luxury resorts, head of high-end shopping centers, galleries and shops of 5th Avenue. The Scottsdale Arts District in downtown Scottsdale With one of the largest concentration of galleries in the nation, with a variety of art, including contemporary, Western and Indian art.
Arizona may also qualify for some of the best antique malls in the country, including the Brass Armadillo in 12,419 N. 28. Drive in Phoenix, where you can walk for hours the rows of antiques and collectibles. And, Glendale, a small town west of Phoenix, has so many antique shops in the city that are so-called "Arizona's Antique Capital "by the readers of local newspapers. Serious Antiques will devote a full day discovering the treasures of downtown Glendale.
Of course, The above is only a few of the things in Arizona in the winter. If you are not all in a winter weekend, there's always Spring!
About the Author
Shari Hearn is a writer and web publisher. Visit her vacation website for more travel ideas, including
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