335 INDE X a Abbey, Edward 44, 45, 50, 196, 231 Accommodations 303

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A Prescott 111 books, see also literature Abbey,ABBREVIATIONS Edward 44, 45, 50, 196, 231 Tucson 238, 239, 242 birds 68 accommodationsACT Australian 303-6 Capital Yuma 286 environment 64, 65, 66, 67, 70 Territory camping 304-5 arts 49-53 history 37, 40 NSW New South Wales activities 16, 72-9, 306, see also dance 53 Native Americans 54, 55, 57 NT Northern Territory individual activities festivals & events 20, 21 plants 69, 78 Qld Queensland Adams, Ansel 242 Native American 49, 52, 57-8, 203, Boothill Graveyard 274 SA South Australia air travel 316-19, 321 213, 215, 261, 312 Border Patrol 259, 263, 272 Tas Tasmania aircraft museums 103, 177, 242-3 astronomy Boyce Thompson Arboretum State Vic Victoria Ajo 258-9 museums 242 Park 232 WA Western Australia Ajo Mountain Drive 258 observatories 132, 229-30, 257, Boynton Canyon 124 aliens 28, 223 260-1 breweries 27, 61 Alpine 228 planetariums 89 Bright Angel Lodge 151, 171 Americana, see kitsch star parties 190 Bright Angel Trail 158-9, 162-5, amusement parks ATMs 311 159, 164 Old Tucson Studios 250 Buddhist sites 123 Pioneer Arizona Living Country B Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge Village 103 Baboquivari Peak 256 262 Rawhide 103 Barrio Histórico District 239 Bullhead City 293-5, 294 Ancestral Puebloans baseball 20, 48, 101, 278 Burton Barr Central Library 84 history 37-9, 55 basketball 48, 101 bus travel 319-20, 321-2 sites 165, 184, 206, 208, 210 Batavi 215 bushwalking, see hiking animals, see ranches, wildlife Bear Canyon 252 business hours 62, 306-7 Antelope Canyon 206 Bearizona 141 antiques 102, 110, 119, 297, 300 bees 79 C Apache Junction 232 Benedictine monastery 270 Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Apache Lake 233 Benson 268-71 Refuge 259 Apache people 39, 42, 54, 236, 281-3 Best in the Desert Parker 425 290 cacti 68, 69, 249-50, 258 Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest 223 bicycle travel, see cycling Cactus Forest Scenic Loop Drive 250 Apache Trail 31, 232-3 Bill Williams National Wildlife Refuge Cactus League 48, 101 Apache Wars 282 290 California condors 196 aquariums 103, 241 Biosphere 2 251 Cameron 204 archaeological ruins 123, 206, 227, Bird Cage Theater 275 Camp Verde 105 231-2, 254 birds 17, 67-8, 78 Canyon de Chelly National Monument archaeology museums 242 books 68 209-12 architecture 51-3, 89, 105, see also California condors 196 Canyon del Muerto 210 Colter, Mary, historic buildings, central Arizona 108, 118, 133 Canyon Lake 233 Lloyd Wright, Frank eastern Arizona 230 canyoneering 75 Arcosanti 105 festivals & events 20 canyons, see also Grand Canyon Arivaca 263 Roadside Rest Area 267 National Park Arizona State Capitol 86 southern Arizona 260, 262, 266, Antelope Canyon 206 Arizona State Fair 91 267, 270, 271, 278 Bear Canyon 252 Arizona State Museum 242 western Arizona 287, 295 Bonita Canyon 281 Arizona Strip 35, 194-5 Bisbee 21, 276-81, 277, 6 Boynton Canyon 124 Arizona Trail 74, 177, 193 Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum 276 Canyon de Chelly 209-12 Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum 249 Bisbee Museum of the Bizarre 278 Canyon del Muerto 210 art museums & galleries Black Hills Rockhound Area 230 Coal Mine Canyon 205 Benson area 269 boating 76, 198, 266, 292, see also Gila Box 230 Jerome 118 kayaking, rafting Glen Canyon 197 Phoenix area 85-6, 88, 89, 92 Bonita Canyon Scenic Drive 281 Havasu Canyon 178-80 INDEX Chloride 21,299-300 Chloride NationalMonument281-3 Chiricahua Mountains281-3 Chiricahua Chinle Wash214 Chinle 210 children, travelwith307, Chapel oftheHolyCross123 151,274 cemeteries caves 268-9,272,296 cathedrals, Cathedral Rock122 Catalina StatePark 252 289 Museum Castle DomeMines ArchaeologicalParkCasa Malpais 227 Casa GrandeRuinsNational car travel15,29-36,320,322-5, car festivals 290,297 &events canyons 336 000 000 Yuma 286 Tucson 243 Splash Playground90 89 planetariums Phoenix 91 132,229-30,257, observatories Mystery Castle87 museums 84,86,90,101-2, legal matters324 28 itineraries towns103,105,233,274-5 historic Grand Canyon170-1 Discovery Park 229 103,241 aquariums amusement parks103,250 Monument 254 road rules324-5 rental 323 Phoenix area 102 also Walnut Canyon133 222 Tonto NaturalBridge Canyon232 Salt River Sabino Canyon251-2 Canyon271 Ramsey Palm Canyon288 Oak Creek Canyon32-4,129-30 Canyon194-5 Marble Canyon260 Madera Jack’s Canyon219 Hermit Canyon161

Map pages Map Photograph pages 260-1 241, 254 scenicdrives INDEX (C-F) INDEX continued see churches see also see zoos costs 14,62,308, Coronado Trail35-6,228-9 271-2 Coronado NationalMemorial Coronado NationalForest 260 Coronado Cave272 Copper QueenLibrary277 Copper QueenHotel280 Coolidge 254 consulates 309-10 149,151,154,156, Colter, Mary 290 IndianReservation Colorado River Colorado River colleges, 42,43,56,205 code talkers people286 Cocopah Cochise Stronghold282-3 Canyon205 Coal Mine climate 14,307 229 Clifton Clarkdale 120 cycling 74,321, culture 46-53,103 credit cards311 Wave)195 (The Coyote ButteNorth cowboys &cowgirls, cowboy poetry50 Cottonwood 118-20 cinemas 86,248,296, Cibola NationalWildlife289 Refuge churches 123,239,250-1,262 deserts 65-6,284-302 deserts StateParkDead HorseRanch 118 de Anza,JuanBautistsa 261 Day oftheDead21 dance 53 dams D 171, 219 284-302 western Arizona Grand Canyonregion 153,156, 281 southern Arizona Grand CanyonNationalPark ranches, rodeos cover biking Painted Desert 222 Painted Desert books 70 Dam45,233 Theodore Roosevelt Parker Dam290 Hoover Dam300-1 Glen CanyonDam197-8 Davis Dam293 167-8, 179,185,189 145, 182 see universities see also see alsoinsidefront see see also OldWest, mountain film &TV driving, driving, license323 driver’s drinks 18,61, drinks Dragoon Mountains269-70,275 Douglas 281 doll &toymuseums84,86,101-2,254 Discovery Park 229 discounts 14,308 disabilities, travelerswith313-14 dinosaurs 29,90,177,197,205,241 Diamond Creek 181 Andy297 Devine, Road288 Devil’s events, events, etiquette environment 64-71 emergencies, embassies 309-10 257 DudeRanch Elkhorn El TovarHotel149-51,172 El Tiradito 239 El Presidio Park 239 El CaminodelDiablo288 economy 47 Earp, Wyatt43,44 Eagar 227-8 E festivals &events, farms, Fairbank 267 F exchange rates, wineries tipping 311 49,59 Native Americans food 63 environmental issues70-1,77 books 64,65,66,67,70 Phoenix area 90 20-1,91, 203, Native Americans music 20,21,125,223, 243, 278 lesbian &gaytravelers 278 jewelry 20 Grand CanyonNationalPark 21 football 20 food 90,262 Day oftheDead21 cars 290,297 Bisbee 278 birds 20 baseball 20 20,21 arts 215, 256 see see see ranches, wineries ranches,wineries festivals &events cartravel,scenicdrives see insidefrontcover see also see insidefrontcover see also breweries, breweries, rodeos INDEX 160 337

148 INDEX (F-H) 164 , 150 159 Refuge 259 228 insurance 326 medical services 326 327-8 safety Art 84-5 Bright Angel Trail 158-9, 162-5, Canyon de Chelly 210-11 Chiricahua Mountains 282 260 Coronado National Forest Coronado Trail 228 Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife star parties 190 tourist 149 centers tours 165, 169 travel to/from 140, 175, 192 travel within 174, 192 waterfalls 189, 190 Point 151 Yavapai 176, Rim 156-8 Trail 171 safety scenic drives 152-6, 183-5 skiing 169, 178, 190 Skywalk 181 South Kaibab Trail 160, 164-5, South Rim 145-75, H Hackberry 296 Hannagan Meadow Recreation Area Hano 214 Hassayampa River Preserve 108 Havasu Canyon 178-80 179 Havasu Falls RefugeHavasu National Wildlife 295 Havasupai people 54-5, 159, 178-80 Havasupai Reservation 178-80 health 326-8 Heard Museum & of Native Cultures Helldorado Town 275 Hermit Canyon 161 hiking 72-3, 74 Grand Canyon Railway 141 172-3, Grand Canyon Village 145, 147, Grand Canyon West 181-2 Granite Mountain Wilderness 111 260-1 Valley Green LakeGreenland 184 trails 166 Greenway 226-7 Greer Zane 222 Grey, Grottoes 282 Gu-Achi Trading Post 257 188 , 159 , 155 , 153 , 5 197 146 , parks & gardens parks & gardens 164 , see 184 , 185, 196 159 178-9, 185, 186-90 North Rim 182-92 permits 163, 168, 169 petroglyphs & pictographs 158, planning 175 rafting 167-8 ranger programs 169, 190 accommodations 169-72, 190-1 attractions 149-52 bars 173 Bright Angel Trail 158-9, 162-5, camping 170-1 travel with 170-1 children, climate 145, 182 & events 21 festivals food 172-3, 191-2 geography 145-7, 182-3 Grandview Trail 160 trails 166 Greenway Hermit Canyon 161 hiking 156-66, 169, 171, 177, Hopi Point 153 horseback riding 178 itineraries 23 Mather Point 154 mountain biking 166, 177, 190 mule rides 166-7 North Kaibab Trail 165, 188-9, 289, 299 Conservation 230 Area 195-200, 144-200, 161 G Gable, 295, 297 Clark Gammons Gulch 270 Ganado Trading Post 212 & Hubbell gardens, gay travelers 278, 308-15 gay travelers 278, geology 64-7 117, 278 ghosts 28, 115, 233, 263, 267, ghost towns 116, Gila Box Riparian National Gila River 41, 229-31 Glen Canyon 197 Glen Canyon Dam 197-8 Glen Canyon National Recreation Area Globe 231-2 golf 77 Goulding’s Museum Post 209 & Trading Grand Canyon Caverns 296 Grand Canyon Lodge 191 13, 66-7, Grand Canyon National Park 209 7 , 131 223 285 42, 297 266 266 national & state parks see Ford, John 32, 42, 209, 297 Gable, Clark 295, 297 Gammons Gulch 270 Oklahoma 3:10 to Yuma in the Sky Fire Studios 250 Old Tucson Red River Ribbon a Yellow She Wore Stagecoach eastern Arizona 228, 231 169, 194 Grand Canyon region permits 77, 169 southern Arizona 266 western Arizona 301 Prescott 111 Prescott Quartzsite 289 Route 66 20 Sedona 21, 125 Sonoita 267 spring 20 break 262 Tubac 20, 243 Tucson 286 Yuma accommodations 134-7 attractions 132-4 bars & clubs 138-9 food 137-8 parks & gardens 133 shopping 139 travel to & around 139-40 Museum 242 etiquette 63 & events 90, 262 festivals hot dogs 247 markets 94, 95, 105, 206 Native Americans 61 shopping 95 firefighting museums 87 firefighting fishing 77 Flagstaff 21, 130-40, film & TV 51, 304 Flandrau Science Center & Mineral 254-6 Florence food 17, 60-3, 308 football 20, 48, 101 Ford, John 32, 42, 209, 297 forests, Forever Home Donkey Rescue 269 Fort Apache 226 Fort Bowie National Historic Site 282 Fort State Historic 105 Verde Park 209, 212 Four Corners Navajo Tribal Park 239 Fox Theatre 195 Fredonia INDEX historic parks historic buildings239,241,259,297 historic culture 48 Hispanic hiking 338 000 000 Yuma Territorial State Prison Yuma DepotState Quartermaster ParkTumacácori NationalHistoric Tubac Presidio StateHistoric State Tombstone Courthouse StateHistoric Mansion Riordan Park 116 StateHistoric Jerome Park Verde 105 State Historic Fort Site282 BowieNationalHistoric Fort Yuma area 286,287 White MountainApacheIndian Tucson area 250,252 Tonto NationalMonument234 Thumb ButteLoopTrail111 Trail160,164-5, South Kaibab Wildlife Area 227 Sipe WhiteMountain 123-4 Sedona safety 157,327 Prescott NationalForest 111 Pinetop-Lakeside 225 permits 72,74,163,195,198, Patagonia StatePark Lake 266 National Organ Pipe Cactus Trail165,188-9, Kaibab North 208,214 Navajo Reservation 301 Mead Lake Juan BautistadeAnzaNational Hualapai MountainPark 297 178-9 Havasupai Reservation Grandview Trail160 Grand CanyonNationalPark Glen CanyonNationalRecreation Flagstaff area 134

Map pages Map Photograph pages Historic Park 285-6 Historic Park 286 261-2 Park 262 Park 274 Historic Park 133 225-6 Reservation 214, 256 Monument 258 Trail261 Historic 185, 186-90 156-66, 169,171,177,178-9, Area 198 continued INDEX (H-L) INDEX 188 160 Humphreys Peak 134 180-2,296 Hualapai Reservation Hualapai people55,180-2,296 Hualapai MountainPark 297 215 Hotevila 230,270,301 hot springs 77-8 horseback riding 213-16, Hopi Reservation Hopi Point153 Hopi people38,55,151,201-16 Hopi House151 Hoover Dam300-1 holidays 308-9 Holbrook 220-1 people38,87,88,103,254 Hohokam 101 hockey 312,325 hitchhiking history 12,37-45 towns103,105,233,274-5 historic itineraries 22-8,29-36 itineraries internet resources 19 internet access310 insurance 265,309 immigration 12,45 I Tucson area 250 Grand CanyonNationalPark 178 225,226,227 eastern Arizona 124 central Arizona Canyon deChelly211 WWI 279 Vásquez deCoronado,Francisco271 Tombstone 273-4 Spanish settlement40-1,236 Phoenix 81 Old West43,44,272 38-43,236,282 Native Americans mining 279,295 de Anza,JuanBautistsa261 Civil War41,256 books 37,40 Bisbee 279 scenic drives 30-6, scenic drives Route 6629-30 Phoenix 84 Old West26 national &stateparks25, 27 Grand CanyonNationalPark 23 ghosts 28 children, travelwith28 27 breweries aliens 28 health 326 car 323-4 33 202 Kykotsmovi 215 Kolb brothers151,152 Kofa NationalWildlife287-9 Refuge 257 PeakKitt NationalObservatory 29 kitsch PadreKino, EusebioFrancisco236 Barbara50 Kingsolver, 296-9, Kingman James114,119 Maynard Keenan, 207 Kayenta 75,76,198,230,292 kayaking CavernsStatePark 268-9 Kartchner NationalForest 177-8,192-4 Kaibab dolls85,215,216, kachina K Juan BautistadeAnzaNational 197 John WesleyPowellMuseum jewelry 20,58 114-18, Jerome Jack’s Canyon219 J language 48-9 lakes Powell195-200, Lake Area NationalRecreation Mead Lake HavasuCity290-3, Lake Havasu20,290-3 Lake L Wigwam Motel221 The Thing269 296 Snow CapDrive-In WesternTown& Rawhide Mystery Castle87 oftheBizarre 278 Bisbee Museum Bird CageTheater275 Trail261 Historic Watson Lake 111 Watson Lake 45,233 Lake Theodore Roosevelt Tempe 90 TownLake 231 San CarlosLake Patagonia 266 Lake 111 Lynx Lake Powell195-200, Lake 300-2 Mead Lake Havasu20,290-3 Lake 184 Greenland Lake 233 Canyon Lake 233 Apache Lake 300-2 wineries 27 wineries Tucson 238 Steakhouse 103 Steakhouse 115 298 197 291 197 8 INDEX 339 see

art & museums INDEX (L-N) see also Grand Canyon National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, 197, 209, 219, 220, 222, 231, 242, 264, 276 155, 205, 213, 215, 226, 242, 269, 286, 290, 297 251 243, 278 Forest 223 Forest galleries aircraft 103, 177, 242-3 archaeology 242 astronomy 242 86, 90, 241 children’s dolls & toys 84, 86, 101-2, 254 87 firefighting history 86, 88, 90, 110, 118, 133, John Wesley Powell Museum 197 kitsch 278 mining 115, 242, 260, 276, 289 missiles 260 music 87 Native Americans 84-5, 111, 132, Old West 107 Route 66 297 86, 242, 249, science & nature mariachi 51 museums 87 shopping 102 Patagonia Mountains 34, 265-8 Mountains Patagonia Mountain 91 Phoenix 254, 256 Peak Picacho 230 Mountains Pinaleno Red 124 Rock Mountains Rincon District Mountain 250 Mountains 263 San Luis 251-2 Santa Catalina Mountains Santa Rita 260, 265-8 Mountains Superstition Mountains 31, 233 Mountain District 250 Tucson Mountains 230 Turtle Weaver Mountains 30 Whetstone Mountains 269 Whipple Mountains 290 White Mountains 40, 225-7 & events 20, 21, 125, 223, festivals also parks & gardens Apache-Sitgreaves National Mystery Castle 87 mule rides 190 166-7, 179-80, museums, music 51 N Nampeyo 215 national & state parks 65, 69-70, cycling see also 6 see also national monuments see Area 198 Area 177, 190 eastern Arizona 225 134 Flagstaff area Glen Canyon National Recreation 166, Grand Canyon National Park Sedona 123-4 ‘A’ Mountain (Phoenix) 90 ‘A’ Mountain (Tucson) 236 256 Baboquivari Peak Black Mountains 29, 295 Bradshaw Mountains 110 Cerbat Mountains 300 Chiricahua Mountains 281-2 Chocolate Mountains 287 Chuska Mountains 202, 214 Dragoon Mountains 269-70, 275 Escudilla Mountain 36, 228 Mountain 91 Estrella Gila Mountains 230 Granite Mountain Wilderness 111 Huachuca Mountains 271 Hualapai Mountain 297 134 Peak Humphreys Juniper Mountains 295 257 Kitt Peak Kofa Mountains 289 McDowell Mountain 91 Mica Mountain 250 Mingus Mountain 31 Mt Elden 134 252 Mt Lemmon Mt Wrightson 260 Mule Mountains 277 31-2, 207-9, 211, inside front cover Monument 107 mountains 65, 66, 69 Morenci Copper MineMorenci 228 Mormons 35, 49, 194 motorcycle travel 320, 322-5 mountain biking 74, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park Navajo Tribal Park Monument Valley Mishongnovi 215 260 missile museums Mission San Xavier del Bac 250-1 Moenkopi 204-6 38 Mogollon people Mogollon Rim 222-9 297 Mohave people 310-11, money 14, 62, 308, Montezuma Castle National 271 Montezuma Pass Montezuma Well 107 monuments, see also see also books breweries shopping see see also see also 206, 214 Memorial Bridge 301 central Arizona 108 eastern Arizona 228 153 Grand Canyon region Lost Dutchman Mine 233 Queen Mine 277 southern Arizona 259, 260 tours 260 western Arizona 295 276, 289 Spanish 85 Old West food 94, 95, 105, 206 Native American 85, 91, 129, inside front cover 265 safety US border 259, 264, 265, 319 Lloyd Wright, Frank 52, 89 London Bridge 291 Hubbell Trading Post 219 Lorenzo Lost Dutchman Mine 233 233 Lost Dutchman State Park Lowell Observatory 132 Lynx Lake 111 mines mining history 279, 295, Madera 260 Canyon Recreation Area Man Maze in the 257 maps 310 Marble Canyon 194-5 mariachi 51 markets, Mather Point 154 McCain, John 45 & weights, 304, measures Mike Tillman– O’Callaghan-Pat mining museums 115, 242, 260, M medical services 326 Meet Rack 248 Mesa 90 Meteor Crater 218-19 Mexico 263-5, 286 Mica Mountain 250 microbreweries, Latin-American 48, 85 culture 293-5 Laughlin laundries 304 34, 194-5 Ferry Lees 310, 324-5 legal matters 259, 278, 308-15 lesbian travelers libraries 84, 88, 277 50-3, literature INDEX national &stateparks 340 000 000 Windy Point Recreation AreaWindy PointRecreation 300 State ParkTonto NaturalBridge 222 Tonto NationalForest 223 Slide RockStatePark 129 Sipe WhiteMountainWildlife National San Pedro Riparian Saguaro NationalPark 249-50 RockState ParkRed 122 271 CanyonPreserve Ramsey Prescott NationalForest 111 Picacho Peak StatePark 254,256 Petrified Forest NationalPark 221-2 Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Preserve Patagonia StatePark Lake 266 Packsaddle Area Recreation 300 National Organ Pipe Cactus Monument Valley NavajoTribal Area CanyonRecreation 260 Madera StateParkLyman Lake 228 Lost DutchmanStatePark 233 CountyParkLittle Painted 219 Desert NationalRecreation Mead Lake CavernsStatePark 268-9 Kartchner NationalForest 177-8,192-4 Kaibab 25,27 itineraries Hualapai MountainPark 297 Homolovi RuinsStatePark 219 108 Preserve Hassayampa River Recreation Hannagan Meadow Granite MountainWilderness111 Glen CanyonNationalRecreation National Gila BoxRiparian ParkFour CornersNavajoTribal StateParkDead HorseRanch 118 Coronado NationalForest 260 Cattail CoveStatePark 290 Catalina StatePark 252 MountainStatePark 290 Buckskin Boyce ThompsonArboretum State

Map pages Map Photograph pages Area 227 Area 272-3 Conservation 266 Monument 258 Park 207-9,211, Area 300-2 Area 228 Area 195-200, Area 230 Conservation 209, 212 Park 232 INDEX (N-O) INDEX 197 continued 6 Native Americans 12,16,47,48,54-9,88 Native Americans national monuments kachina dolls85,215,216, kachina 180-2,296 Hualapai Reservation Hualapai people55,180-2,296 Hopi Reservation 213-16, Hopi Reservation Hopi people38,55,151,201-16 people 38,87,88,103,254 Hohokam history 38-43,236,282 178-80 Havasupai Reservation Havasupai people54-5,159,178-80 ParkFour CornersNavajoTribal food 61 festivals 20-1,91,203, &events etiquette 49,59 culture 49,103 Indian Colorado River 42,43,56,205 code talkers people286 Cocopah books 54,55,57 49,52,57-8,203, &crafts arts Apache 39,42,54,236,281-3 Ancestral Puebloans 38,55,165, NationalMonument140 Wupatki Walnut CanyonNational Tuzigoot NationalMonument120 Tonto NationalMonument234 Sunset CraterVolcanoNational National Bridge Rainbow Pipe NationalMonument194 Spring National Organ Pipe Cactus Navajo NationalMonument206-7 Montezuma CastleNational NationalMonument Chiricahua Casa GrandeRuinsNational Canyon deChellyNational Yuma DepotState Quartermaster Mogollon people 38 85, 91,129,206,214 markets 257 in theMaze Man legal status58 209, 212 215, 256 290 Reservation 213, 215,261,312 184, 206,208,210 Monument 133 Monument 140 Monument 198 Monument 258 Monument 107 281-3 Monument 254 Monument 209-12 Park 286 202 8 Navajo Reservation 198,202-13, Navajo Reservation Navajo people39,52,55-6,57,198, Navajo NationalMonument206-7 observatories 132,229-30,257, observatories Oatman 21,295 269-70 Oasis Sanctuary Oak Creek Canyon32-4,129-30 O Nothing 299 Trail165,188-9, Kaibab North Nogales 263-5 newspapers 304 Newspaper Rock222 214 New Mexico New Age culture 124,261 ParkNavajo Veterans Memorial 212 nature reserves, Old West16,30,233,268-83 Old Tucson Studios250 Old Oraibi215 OK Corral43,44,272,273-4 Monument Valley NavajoTribal Mohave people297 214, museums 205 festivals 203 &events 201-16 parks White MountainApacheIndian Tohono O’odhampeople57,236, Sinagua people39 San CarlosApacheIndian Salado people234 158, petroglyphs &pictographs permits 59,77,180,198,204,214, Paiute people56 198,202-13, Navajo Reservation Navajo people39,52,55-6,57, Nampeyo 215 museums 84-5,111,132,155, 260-1, history 43,44, 272 festivals 20 &events Park 31-2,207-9,211, Reservation 222,225-6 Reservation 251, 256-7 231 Reservation 221, 222,227,250,289,301 185, 196,207,214,215,219, 222, 226,256 214, 198, 201-16 286, 290,297 205, 213,215,226,242,269, 202 see also 202 see astronomy national &state 6 188 INDEX 341

kitsch see Mormons 8 INDEX (O-R) petroglyphs & see also see Reservation 231 179, 185, 189, 284-302 Grand Canyon National Park 167-8 Grand Canyon National Park permits 168 Monument 198 Elkhorn Ranch Dude 257 M Diamond Ranch 124 Phantom Ranch 164, 172 Rancho de la Osa 263 Reed’s Lodge 227, 228 San Carlos Apache Indian 103 133 Colorado River 153, 156, 167-8, Gila River 41, 229-31 222 Creek Pine Salt River 232, pictographs Kingman 297 223 Payson Phoenix 90 111 Prescott San Carlos 231 Santa Cruz 267 Sonoita 267 roadside attractions, Q Quartzsite 289-90 Queen Mine 277 R radio 304 rafting 75, 76, 232 Rainbow Bridge National Ramsey Canyon Preserve 271 ranches 306 ranger programs 169, 190 Rawhide Western Town & Steakhouse 122 Red Rock State Park 49, religion Roadside Rest 267 Area rock art, resorts & spas 18, 306 Rincon Mountain District 250 Riordan Mansion State Historic Park rivers rock climbing 74 Rock Springs Café 105 rodeos 20-1, 204 Pueblo Grande 87 Pueblo 232 87, 120, 140, 222, pueblos 222 Pueblo Puerco Puerto Drive Blanco 258 Roy 299 Purcell, see 85 , 82-3 petroglyphs & see itineraries Reservation226 222, the Wave 195 the Wave Indian Apache White Mountain central Arizona 107 eastern Arizona 219, 221, 222, 227 196 158, 185, Grand Canyon region Hopi Reservation 214, 215 Navajo Reservation 207 87, 91 Phoenix area 250 area Tucson western Arizona 289, 301 also accommodations 92-3 attractions 84-90 bars & clubs 98-100 travel with 91 children, entertainment 100-1 & events 90 festivals food 94-7 history 81 itineraries 84 parks & gardens 86, 91 petroglyphs & pictographs 87, 91 rodeos 90 shopping 101-2 travel to & within 102 zoos 87 pictographs Village 103 books 69, 78 cacti 68, 69, 249-50, 258 Petrified Forest National Park 221-2 National Park Forest Petrified petroglyphs & pictographs 39 Phantom Ranch 164, 172 Phoenix 80-103, Phoenix First Fridays 92 Phoenix First photography 311, 242 254, 256 State Park Peak Picacho pictographs, Air & Space Museum 242 Pima County CourthousePima 239 Mountains 230 Pinaleno 222 Creek Pine Pinetop-Lakeside 224-5 Arizona Living Country Pioneer Spring 194 National Monument Pipe planetariums 89 planning 14-19, 175, 309, 317, plants 69 population 47-8 postal services 311-12 20, 21, 110-14 Prescott 111 National Forest Prescott HistoricPresidio District 238 prisons 285-6, 299 273 national & see also 214, 256 59, 77 Reservation 256 212 Hopi Reservation 214 Hualapai Reservation 180 Native American reservations Navajo Reservation 198, 204 rafting 168 Sedona 125 Tohono O’odham Indian Arizona Trail 74 cacti 68 fishing 77, 169 Grand Canyon 163, 168, 169 hiking 72, 74, 163, 195, 198, Phoenix 86, 91 239, 249 Tucson 286 Yuma state parks Bisbee 276 Flagstaff 133 Memorial Navajo Veterans Park Whiskey Row 110 Monument 258 Holbrook 220-1 Holbrook itineraries 26 Jerome 114-15 museums 107 Oatman 295 250 Studios Old Tucson Spring National Monument 194 Pipe Rawhide 103 272, 273-6, Tombstone 43, 44, passports 309 Lake 266 Patagonia 266 Lake State Park Patagonia Mountains 34, 265-8 Patagonia Preserve Creek 266 Patagonia-Sonoita House 267 Paton 21, 222-4 Payson Springs 180-1, 296 Peach permits P DesertPainted 222 56 people Paiute Palatki Ruins 123 Canyon 288 Palm 290 Parker Dam 290 Parker parks & gardens, opening hours 62, 306-7 CactusOrgan Pipe National 105 Out of Africa Park Wildlife INDEX RVs 324 RVs Ruby 263 297 Route 66Museum Route 6629-30,141-3,218-22, Rose Peak 228 scenic drives 29-36,122, scenic drives 250 Scenic BajadaLoopDrive Mountains260,265-8 Santa Rita SantaCruzChili&Spice262 Santa Cruz267 Santa CatalinaMountains251-2 ValleySan Rafael 266 National San Pedro Riparian 231 San CarlosLake San CarlosApacheIndian Canyon232 Salt River 232, Salt River Salado people234 saguaros 249-50 Saguaro NationalPark 249-50 Safford 21,229-31 safety 73,307-8,327-8 Sabino Canyon251-2 S 342 000 000 Oak Creek Canyon129-30 Monument Valley 211 Grand CanyonNationalPark 152-6, El CaminodelDiablo288 Road288 Devil’s Coronado TrailScenicRoad35-6, Canyon deChelly210,211 250 Forest ScenicLoopDrive Cactus 281 Bonita CanyonScenicDrive Apache Trail232-3 258 Ajo MountainDrive shopping 143 history 42 festivals 20 &events 295-7, Yuma 286 Tohono O’odhamIndian Conservation Area 272-3 Conservation 231 Reservation wildlife 327 265 Mexico 157,327 hiking Grand CanyonNationalPark 171

Map pages Map Photograph pages 183-5 228-9 256 Reservation INDEX (R-T) INDEX 30 , 6 8 33 South Kaibab Trail160,164-5, South Kaibab Sonoita 267 296 Snow CapDrive-In 282,328 snakes regulations 308 smoking Skywalk 181 74,78 skiing Sipaulovi 215 Singing WindBookshop270 Sinagua people39 Sierra Vista271-3 Shungopavi 215 Show Low224 Springerville 227-8 Springerville break 20 spring 48, sports 18,306 spas &resorts Sedona 120-9, Sedona Scottsdale shopping 18, Shiprock 214 FallsSeven 252 senior travelers308 29,296 Seligman Tucson area 252 169,178,190 Grand CanyonRegion 226,228 eastern Arizona 134 central Arizona Western wear143,204 Route 66143 &crafts arts Native American music 102 food 95 antiques 102,110,119,297,300 individual cities shopping 101-2 food 97-8 festivals 20 &events bars &clubs99 88-90 attractions accommodations 93-4 230 TrailScenicDrive Swift 266-7 southern Arizona 250 Scenic BajadaLoopDrive vortexes 121,122,123,124 vortexes travel to&within129 tours 124 shopping 128-9 food 127-8 festivals 21,125 &events bars &pubs128 122-9 attractions accommodations 125-7 261, 312 49, 52,57-8,203,213,215, see alsoindividualsports see also 120-1 , markets, markets, 8 160 swimming 77 230 TrailScenicDrive Swift sustainable travel15,317 Sunset CraterVolcanoNational student travelers308 Strawberry 223 190, star parties tours 313 information313 tourist Flat233 Tortilla Toroweap 185 Topock 295-6 StateParkTonto NaturalBridge 222 Tonto NationalMonument234 Tonto NationalForest 223 StateHistoric Tombstone Courthouse Tombstone 43,44,272,273-6, Tohono O’odhampeople57,236, Tohono O’odhamIndianReservation tipping 311 time 313 Thumb ButteLoopTrail111 The Thing269 theme parks, 45,233 Lake Theodore Roosevelt Dam45,233 Theodore Roosevelt theaters Tempe 90 TownLake Tempe 312-13 telephone services T Tucson area 252 266 southern Arizona Havasu291 Lake 178,179 Havasupai Reservation 129 central Arizona Monument 140 Lake Mead 301-2 Mead Lake Havasu 291 Lake 214,215 Hopi Reservation Grand CanyonNational Park Canyon deChelly210-11 Bisbee 278 Antelope Canyon206 Park 274 251, 256-7 256-7 296 Snow CapDrive-In Fox Theatre 239 Bird CageTheater275 food 98 89-90 attractions accommodations 94 165, 169 see see also amusement parks astronomy 273 INDEX 343

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