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Woods Canyon Lake is a great place to hunt for trophy trout and large size catfish. The lake is located in the high mountains of NW Arizona. The lake was created when a natural dam of volcanic rocks burst and flooded the canyon 1 million years ago. The lake is small at only 185 acres …
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Tonto National Forest sits on more than two million acres across the Salt River, Tonto Basin, and Upper Verde River drainages. These are some of the most scenic in the nation. The park has many lakes and reservoirs that offer unlimited opportunities for recreation including boating, deep-sea fishing, snorkeling and scuba diving, water skiing, and …
Tonto Natural Bridge is an awesome year-round destination. Nestled within the state park, it offers a peaceful sanctuary for those looking for a quick respite from their busy lives. This draws in tourists from the surrounding area and beyond. Being located just north of Phoenix, you’ll find plenty of hotels, campgrounds, and restaurants to cater …
Tonto Natural Bridge State Park is a great place to get away from Phoenix and enjoy nature. This park is filled with geological gems, but the deeper truth about this park is that it’s filled with history. The bridge over 90 foot Canyon was created by the flowing Salt River that trickles down into an …
The Tonto national forest is a more than 2.7 million acres forest that spreads across much of the northwestern part of Arizona (the Petrified Forest is in its NW corner). The forest was established in 1907 and is managed by the United States Forestry Service (USFS). The Tonto National Forest is also the source of …
Tonto Natural Bridge State Park is a park in the Tonto National Forest near Payson in central Arizona. Visitors from all over the world come here to view its natural rock bridge, a rare kind of rock formation also seen in Arches National Park in Moab, Utah, and only four other places on earth. There …
Wupatki National Monument preserves a portion of the largest archeological area in Coconino National Forest. It is set amidst the spectacularly eroded red-rock country of northern Arizona, fifteen miles west of Flagstaff and two miles north of Interstate 40. This landscape was created by volcanic activity, groundwater, and wind erosion over the past several million …
Now, while there are over 400 National Parks in the United States, Arizona is home to one of the most historic sites in all of the National Park System: Saguaro National Park. Step back in time as you visit an ancient land where towering saguaro cacti tower above desert plains, and rugged mountain ranges hide …
If you’ve seen a Hohokam house, you know how impressive they are. The relatively modern people who live in the Phoenix area today would have no problem calling these ancient buildings beautiful. Homes for the original American Indians of Arizona, Hohokam houses were also built to withstand the elements, keep warmth inside and let light …