From some of the best hiking in the US to incredible natural and historical monuments – you could easily spend an entire year exploring the Grand Canyon State and still only scratch the surface of Arizona’s natural wonders.
One of the largest natural travertine bridges in the world sits in the 160-acre Tonto Natural Bridge State Park, tucked in the narrow canyon of Pine Creek.
Described as one of the most photographed places on earth, Monument Valley is an iconic stretch of land characterized by towering sandstone rock formations sculpted over time.
The 1.5 miles (2.4 km) round-trip hike from Page to the famous overlook is an easy hike and accessible – it is along a hardened path, and there are shaded stops along the way.
The stunning slot canyon located in the Navajo Nation Reserve is the creation of water erosion, which gives the canyon its smooth, flowing, sensual lines.