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Antigua de Mexico (Tucson), 383 Historical Society AAA (American Automobile Apache Cultural Center & Sanguinetti House Museum Association), 58 Museum (Fort Apache), (Yuma), 446 The Abyss, 224 311–312 Arizona Historical Society Tuc- Accommodations, 56–58 Apache Indians, 183, 311, 314, son Main Museum, 363–364 best, 15–19 395, 411, 414, 422, 456 Arizona Jewish Theatre Co. Active vacations, 8, 48–55 Apache Lake, 163 (Phoenix), 162 A Day in the West (Sedona), Apache Station Wildlife Arizona Mills (Tempe), 153 196 Viewing Area, 425 Arizona Mining & Mineral Agua Fria National Monument, Apache Trail, 10, 162–164 Museum (Phoenix), 129 165 Aravaipa Canyon Preserve, Arizona Museum for Youth Aguirre Lake, 396 428–429 (Mesa), 134 Airport Mesa, 190, 191 The Arboretum at Flagstaff, Arizona Opera Company Airport Mesa Trail, 197–198 246, 248 (Phoenix), 161 Airport security, 31 Archaeological tours, 47–48 Arizona Opera Company Air tours. See Scenic flights Arcosanti, 48, 165 (Tucson), 389 Air travel, 29–32, 34, 55 Area codes, 58 Arizona Renaissance Festival, 26 Alpine, 318 Arivaca Cienega, 396 Arizona Science Center Alvadora (Phoenix), 146 Arivaca Creek, 396 (Phoenix), 128 Amado, 397–398, 400 Arizona 179, 2 Arizona Snowbowl (Flagstaff), American Automobile Associa- Arizona Biltmore Golf & Coun- 245 tion (AAA), 58 try Club (Phoenix), 138 Arizona–Sonora Desert Museum American Express, 58 Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa (Tucson), 5, 12, 357 Phoenix, 84 (Phoenix), 95, 130 Arizona State Fair (Phoenix), 28 America the Beautiful-National Spa, 146–147 Arizona State Museum (Tucson), Park and Federal Recre- Arizona Capitol Museum 364 ational Lands Pass (Phoenix), 127 Arizona State University Art Access Pass, 1, 40 Arizona Cowboy College Museum at Nelson Fine Arts Senior Pass, 1, 41 (Scottsdale), 53 Center (Tempe), 126 Amerind Foundation Museum Arizona Cowboy Poets’ Gather- Arizona Theatre Company (ATC; (Dragoon), 14, 423 ing (Prescott), 28 Tucson), 389 Amitabha Stupa (Sedona), Arizona Diamondbacks Arizona Vineyards Winery (near 2, 195 (Phoenix), 143 Nogales), 401 A Mountain (), 362 Arizona Doll & Toy Museum Art galleries Ancestral Puebloans (Anasazi), (Phoenix), 134 Bisbee, 419 213, 220, 223, 268–269, 272, Arizona Folklore Preserve (near Cottonwood, 186 288, 289, 292,COPYRIGHTED 454 Sierra Vista), 408 MATERIALFlagstaff, 246 Angel & Vilma Delgadillo’s Arizona Historical Society Jerome, 182 Route 66 Gift Shop & Visitor’s Downtown Museum (Tucson), Patagonia, 404 Center (Seligman), 265 363, 369 Phoenix area, 147–149 Angel’s Window Overlook, 240 Arizona Historical Society Prescott, 176 Antelope Canyon, 9, 300–301 Museum in Sedona, 199, 200 Antelope Canyon Navajo Tribal (Tempe), 127 Tubac, 396 Park, 300–301 Arizona Historical Society Tucson, 380–381 Antelope House Overlook, 288 Pioneer Museum (Flagstaff), Wickenburg, 168 248 Winslow, 272 17_145708 bindex.qxp 9/12/07 10:31 PM Page 460

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Art One (Scottsdale), 148 Biosphere 2 (Tucson), 365 The Boulders Resort & Golden Arts and crafts. See also Native Bird Cage Theatre (Tombstone), Door Spa (Carefree), 132 Americans, arts and crafts 415 el Pedregal Shops & Dining Bisbee, 419 Bird-watching, 8, 28, 49 at, 152, 161 Tucson, 381 best spots for, 11–12 golf courses, 50, 137 Yuma, 446, 447 Bill Williams National Wildlife spa, 145 ASARCO Mineral Discovery Refuge, 443 Center (Sahuarita), 373 Dead Horse Ranch State Park, (near Superior), 5, 163–164 Astronomer’s Inn (Benson), 399 184 Boynton Canyon, 190, 191, 197 Astronomy. See Stargazing Garden Canyon, 409 Boynton Canyon Trail, 191 ASU Karsten Golf Course Hassayampa River Preserve, Bright Angel Point, 240 (Tempe), 139 170 Bright Angel Trail, 223–224, ATMs (automated teller Havasu National Wildlife 226, 228 machines), 34–35 Refuge, 436–437 Bucket shops, 30–31 Auto racing, 143 Holy Trinity Monastery Buckskin Mountain State Park, (St. David), 411 443–444 Las Cienegas National Buenos Aires National Wildlife Bacavi, 275 Conservation Area, 403 Refuge, 11, 396–397 Backpacking, 52–53 Patagonia Lake State Park, 404 Bullhead City, 435–437 , 227–228 Patagonia–Sonoita Creek Burton Barr Library (Phoenix), Bajada Loop Drive (Tucson), 374 Preserve, 403 130 Baldy, Mount, 314 Sierra Vista and San Pedro Business hours, 58 Ballet Arizona (Phoenix), 161 Valley area, 407, 409, 411 Butler Canyon Trail, 314 Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Sonoita Creek State Natural Butterfly Lodge Museum (near Auction (Scottsdale), 26 Area, 404 Greer), 315 Barrio Histórico District Tucson, 374 (Tucson), 326 Willcox area, 425–426 Baseball, 143–144, 377–378 Yuma, 448 Calendar of events, 25–29 Basketball, 144 Bisbee, 417–421 Camelback Golf Club (Phoenix), The Bead Museum (Glendale), Bisbee Mining and Historical 138 129 Museum, 418 , 8, 140 Bell Rock, 190, 191 Bischoff’s at the Park (Scotts- Cameron Trading Post, 232, 280 Bell Rock Pathway, 197 dale), 152 Campgrounds Benson, 407–408, 412 Blue Mesa, 282 Buckskin Mountain and River Bentley Projects (Phoenix), 148 Blue Range Primitive Area, Island, 443 Besh-Ba-Gowah Archaeological 319 Buenos Aires National Wildlife Park, 15, 163 Blue Sage Gallery (Scottsdale), Refuge, 397 Betatakin, 9, 293 152 Canyon de Chelly, 292 Betty’s Kitchen Wildlife and Boating (boat rentals). See also , 413 Interpretive Area (Yuma), Canoeing; Kayaking; Rafting Grand Canyon, 228, 236–237, 448 and float trips; White-water 244 Big Lake, 315 rafting Greer, 316 Big Nose Kate’s (Tombstone), Bullhead City, 436 City area, 442 415 Lake Havasu, 439, 440 Lake Mead area, 435 Big Springs Environmental Sunrise Lake, 315 Lake Powell, 305 Study Area, 311 Boat tours and cruises Lyman Lake State Park, 318 Big Surf (Tempe), 142 Canyon Lake, 163 Monument Valley Navajo Biking and mountain biking, Glen Canyon National Tribal Park, 297 48–49 Recreation Area, Payson area, 309 Phoenix area, 136–137 299–300 Pinetop-Lakeside area, 313 Prescott area, 175 Lake Havasu, 439 Quartzsite, 444 Sedona, 8, 198 Lake Mead, 432 Springerville-Eagar and Sunrise Park, 314 Laughlin, Nevada, 436 Clifton-Morenci areas, 320 Tucson, 373–374 Yuma, 447 near Willcox, 428 Williams Valley, 319 Bonelli House (Kingman), near Williams, 258 Bill Williams National Wildlife 266 Canoeing, 49, 52, 175, 440, 447 Refuge, 443 Boot Hill Graveyard (Tomb- Canyon de Chelly National Biltmore Fashion Park stone), 415 Monument, 10, 15, 287–292 (Phoenix), 151–152 The Borgata of Scottsdale, 152 Canyon Lake, 163 17_145708 bindex.qxp 9/12/07 10:31 PM Page 461

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Cape Royal, 240 Chiricahua National Monument, Crystal Forest, 282 Capitol Butte, 191 424 Crystal Palace Saloon (Tomb- Carefree, 82–83, 132. See also Chloride, 267 stone), 415 Phoenix area Chloride murals, 267 Culture Quest Scottsdale, 125 accommodations, 93–95 Cinco de Mayo, 27 Currency, 58 restaurants, 110–111 Cliff Castle Casino (Camp Customs regulations, 58–59 Carnegie Library (Tucson), 372 Verde), 186 Carr Canyon, 409 Cliff dwellings Dates, 447, 450 Car rentals, 33 Betatakin, 9 Davis Dominguez Gallery for disabled travelers, 40 Canyon de Chelly, 288 (Tucson), 380 Car travel, 33, 55. See also Montezuma Castle National Daylight saving time, 62 Scenic drives Monument, 184–185 Dead Horse Ranch State Park, Casa Grande Ruins National , 184 Monument, 15, 164 292, 293 De Anza Trail, 397 Casa Malpais Visitor Center , Debit cards, 35 and Museum (Springerville), 15, 163 Deep vein thrombosis, 38 317 Walnut Canyon National Deer Valley Rock Art Center, Casinos, 162, 308, 312, 390, Monument, 250 124 436, 450 Clifton, 319 De Grazia Gallery in the Sun City Mines Climate, 24–25 (Tucson), 362 Museum, 445 Cochise Cowboy Poetry & Desert Botanical Garden Castles & Coasters (Phoenix), Music Gathering (Sierra (Phoenix), 5, 124, 160 134 Vista), 26 Desert Caballeros Western Catalina Highway, 357 Cochise Lakes, 12, 425 Museum (Wickenburg), , 376 Cochise Stronghold, 423 13, 168 Cathedral Rock, 190, 191, 193 COFCO Chinese Cultural Center, Desert View, 219 Cathedral Rock Trail, 197 115 Desert View Drive, 219–222 Cathedral Wash Trail, 303 Coffee Pot Rock (Rooster Desert View Watchtower, , 439, Rock), 191 219–220 442 Colossal Cave Mountain Park Devil’s Bridge Trail, 197 Cave Creek, 82–83, 132. See (Tucson), 357 Devine, Andy, 263 also Phoenix area Conley Museum of the West Dinnerware Contemporary Art accommodations, 93–95 (Tucson), 363 Gallery (Tucson), 380 restaurants, 110–111 Consolidators, 30–31 Dinosaurs, 129, 280, 317, 368 Cave Creek Canyon, 12, 425 Consulates, 59–60 Disabilities, travelers with, Cave Creek Museum, 132 Copper Queen Library (Bisbee), 39–40 Celebration of Fine Art (Scotts- 418 Dodge Theatre (Phoenix), 159 dale), 148 Corbett House (Tucson), 369–370 Douglas, 424–425 Celebrity Theatre (Phoenix), 159 Coronado National Memorial, Dove Valley Ranch Golf Club Cellphones, 44 410 (Cave Creek), 139 Center for Creative Photography Coronado Trail, 318–320 Drinking laws, 59 (Tucson), 362 Cosanti (Paradise Valley), 130 Dude ranches. See Guest Center for Meteorite Studies Cottonwood, 186 ranches (Phoenix), 129 Courthouse Butte, 191 Central Arizona, 21, 166–211 Courthouse Plaza (Prescott), 173 Centre for Well Being (Scotts- Cowboy Artists of America Eagar, 316–318 dale), 146 Annual Sale & Exhibition Eagle Head Rock, 191 Ceramics Research Center (Phoenix), 28–29 Eagle Trail, 319–320 (Tempe), 126 Coyote Buttes, 241 Eastern Arizona College’s Cervini Haas Gallery (Scotts- CrackerJax Family Fun & Sports Discovery Park Campus dale), 148 Park (Scottsdale), 134 (near Safford), 429 Chandler, 82 Credit cards, 35 Eastern Arizona’s high country, restaurants, 118 lost or stolen, 60–61 22, 306–320 Chapel of the Holy Cross Crescent Moon Recreation East Fork Trail, 314 (Sedona), 194 Area, 192–193 East Rim, 241 Chapel of the Holy Dove (near Cricket Pavilion (Phoenix), 160 Echo Canyon Recreation Area, Flagstaff), 246 Cross-country skiing, Williams 140 Chiaroscuro (Scottsdale), 148 Valley Winter Recreation Echo Canyon Vineyard & Win- , 424 Area, 319 ery (Page Springs), 2, 195 17_145708 bindex.qxp 9/12/07 10:31 PM Page 462

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Economy class syndrome, 38 Fighter Combat International Gaslight Theatre (Tucson), Ecotourism, 42–43 (Mesa), 135 389–390 Ed Schieffelin Territorial Days Finger Rock Trail, 376 Gasoline, 60 (Tombstone), 27 Fish House (Tucson), 370 Gay and lesbian travelers, Ehrlich’s Date Garden (Yuma), Fishing, 52 40–41 447 Greer Lakes, 314–315 Phoenix area, 158–159 El Capitan, 297 Lake Havasu, 440 Tucson, 388 El Cortijo (Tucson), 380 Lake Mead National Recre- Ghost towns, 266–267 , 251 ation Area, 433 Giant Logs self-guided trail, Electricity, 59 Lake Powell, 302 281 Elks Opera House (Prescott), Lees Ferry, 240–241 Gila Box Riparian National 180 Patagonia Lake State Park, Conservation Area, 429 El Presidio Gallery (Tucson), 403–404 Gilbert, restaurants, 118 380 Flagstaff, 244–255 Gilbert Ortega Gallery & El Presidio Historic District Flandrau Science Center & Museum (Phoenix), 153 (Tucson), 326, 379 Planetarium (Tucson), 366 Glen Canyon Dam, 299 El Presidio Park/Plaza de las The Flattops, 282 Glen Canyon National Armas (Tucson), 370 Football, 144, 378 Recreation Area, 48, El Tiradito (Tucson), 356, 372 Foothills Mall (Tucson), 383 299–300 Embassies, 59–60 Forest Road 300, 308–309 Glendale, 82 Emergencies, 60 National Historic Glider rides, 135 English Village (Lake Havasu), Site, 424 Globe, 163 439 Fort Bowie Vineyard (Bowie), Gold Canyon Golf Resort (near Entry requirements, 23–24 423–424 Phoenix), 10, 100–101, 138 Environmental Operations Park Fort Huachuca Historical Goldfield Ghost Town, 13, 132, (Sierra Vista), 409–410 Museum, 408–409 162 Escorted tours, 46–47 Fort Lowell Museum (Tucson), Goldfield Superstition , 319 364 Museum, 132 Etherton Gallery (Tucson), 372, Fort McDowell Casino (Foun- Gold King Mine (Jerome), 181 380 tain Hills), 162 Gold Nugget Art Gallery (Wick- Etter General Store (Wicken- Fort Verde State Historic Park, enburg), 168 burg), 168 184 Gold Rush Days (Wickenburg), Explore Navajo Interactive Fort Whipple Museum 167 Museum (Tuba City), 3, 278 (Prescott), 173–174 Golf, 8, 50–52 Road, 309 best courses, 10–11 Fountain Hills fountain (near Bisbee, 419 Face Rock Overlook, 289 Scottsdale), 134 Bullhead City and Laughlin, Fairbank, 411 Four Corners Monument Nevada, 436 Families with children, 42 Navajo Tribal Park, 297–298 Gold Canyon, 164 best experiences for, 12–13 The Four Corners Region, Lake Havasu City, 441 best vacations for, 13 21–22, 268–305 Lake Powell, 303 Phoenix area attractions, Four-wheel tours. See Jeep, Phoenix area, 137–140, 144, 133–135 four-wheel-drive and 151 suggested itinerary, 69–70 off-road tours Pinetop-Lakeside, 311 Famous Sam’s (Tucson), 387 Fox Theatre (Tucson), 388–389 Prescott, 176 Faust Gallery (Scottsdale), Frommers.com, 43 Sedona, 198–199 152–153 Frontier Street (Wickenburg), Tubac, 397 Fax machines, 62 168 Tucson, 374–375, 378 FBR Open Golf Tournament Frontier Town (Cave Creek), 132 Wickenburg, 170–171 (Scottsdale), 26 Yuma, 448 Felicity, 450 Golf n’ Stuff (Tucson), 368 Festival of Lights (Sedona), Gadsden-Pacific Division Toy Goodyear Balloon & Air 29, 189 Train Operating Museum Spectacular (Litchfield Festival of the West (Tucson), 368 Park), 28 (Chandler), 27 Gallery West (Tucson), 380, 384 Goulding’s Museum & Trading Festivals and special events, Garcia Little Red Schoolhouse Post (Monument Valley), 296 25–29 (Wickenburg), 168 Grady Gammage Auditorium Fiesta Bowl Parade (Phoenix Garden Canyon, 409 (Tempe), 159 area), 29 Graham, Mount, 428 17_145708 bindex.qxp 9/12/07 10:31 PM Page 463

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Grand Canyon, 21, 212–244 Havasu Canyon, 259, 260 East Rim, 241 Hackberry Store & Old Route west of North Rim, 239–244 66 Visitor Center, 265 Sierra Vista, 412 South Rim, 213–238 Hall of Flame Firefighting Mogollon Rim, 308 accessibility, 217–218 Museum (Phoenix), 129–130 , 194 accommodations, Hannagan Meadows, 319 Petrified Forest, 281 232–237 Hano, 274 Phoenix area, 140 activities outside the Hantavirus, 38 Prescott area, 175 canyon, 232 Harvey, Fred, and the Harvey Sedona, 197 backpacking, 227–228 Girls, 290 Tucson area, 375–376 climate, 218 Hassayampa River Preserve, Historic Heritage Square Desert View Drive, 170 (Phoenix), 128 219–222 Havasu, Lake, 437–443 Historic Route 66 Museum fees, 218 Havasu Canyon, 258–262 (Kingman), 265, 266 getting around, 217 Havasu National Wildlife Historic Yuma Theatre, 449 Grand Canyon Village Refuge, 436–437 History of Arizona, 454–458 and vicinity, 222–223 Havasupai tribe, 259, 260 Hockey, 145 Hermit Road, 223–225 Hawley Lake, 311 Holbrook, 281, 283–284 hiking, 225–227 Health concerns, 37–39 Holidays, 60 interpretive programs, Health insurance, 37 Holy Trinity Monastery 230 Heard Museum (Phoenix), 13, (St. David), 411 organized tours, 224, 124–125, 153 Homolovi Ruins State Park, 272 228–230 Heard Museum Guild Indian Hoover Dam, 432 orientation, 216 Fair and Market (Phoenix), Hopi Cultural Center (Second parking, 218–219 26–27 Mesa), 275 rafting, 231–232 Heard Museum North (Scotts- Hopi Festival of Arts and restaurants, 237–238 dale), 2, 124–125 Culture (Flagstaff), 28 safety, 219 Heard Museum West (Surprise), Hopi House Gift Store and Art traveling to, 214, 216 125 Gallery (Grand Canyon visitor information, 216 Heart of Rocks Trail, 9, 424 Village), 223 special-interest trips, 47 Helicopter tours. See Scenic Hopi Indians, 220, 223, Grand Canyon Caverns, 261, 265 flights 268–269, 273–280 Grand Canyon Field Institute, Helldorado (Tombstone), 415 Hopi Point, 224 230 Helldorado Days (Tombstone), Hopi Reservation (Hopiland), Grand Canyon Music Festival, 28 273–280 28, 218 Herberger Theater Center accommodations, 277, 280 Grand Canyon National Park, 3 (Phoenix), 160, 161 exploring, 275–276 Grand Canyon-Parashant Hereford, 410, 412–413 shopping, 276–280 National Monument, 242 Hermit Road (Grand Canyon), villages, 274–275 Grand Canyon Railway, 12, 223–225 Hopkins, Mount, 399 229, 256 Hermit’s Rest, 225 Horseback riding, 8, 53 Grand Canyon Village, 222–223 Hermit Trail, 226–227 Canyon de Chelly, 291 Grand Canyon West, 258–261 Hieroglyphic Canyon, 2, 121, Fort Huachuca, 412 Grand Falls, 249 124 Grand Canyon North Rim, 240 Grandview Point, 220, 222 Highline Trail, 308 Monument Valley Navajo Grandview Trail, 227 Hikes and nature walks, 8, 48, Tribal Park, 295 Granite Dells, 175 52–53. See also specific trails Oatman, 266 Granite Mountain Wilderness, best, 8–9 Patagonia/Sonoita area, 175 Blue Range Primitive Area, 404 Grasshopper Point, 194 319–320 Phoenix area, 132, 142 Greer, 313–316 Canyon de Chelly, 291 Pinetop-Lakeside, 310 Greyhound racing, 145, 378 de Anza Trail, 397 Prescott area, 175 Guest ranches (dude ranches), Flagstaff, 245–246 Sedona, 198 13, 14 Gila Box Riparian National Tombstone, 416 Tucson, 341–342 Conservation Area, 429 State Wickenburg, 171–172 Grand Canyon Park, 308 Willcox area, 427–428 North Rim, 240 Tucson area, 376–377 Guild Indian Fair and Market South Rim, 225–227 Horse racing, 145, 378 (Phoenix), 124 Hannagan Meadows, 319 Horseshoe Lake, 311 17_145708 bindex.qxp 9/12/07 10:31 PM Page 464

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Hot-air ballooning, 28, 53–54, John C. Hill Antique Indian Art Legacy Golf Resort (Phoenix), 135, 197, 377 (Scottsdale), 153 139 Hotel Congress (Tucson), John Wesley Powell Memorial Legal aid, 60 372–373 Museum (Page), 303–304 Lemmon, Mount, 10 Hotevilla, 275 Juan Bautista de Anza National Lighthouses, Lake Havasu, 441 Houseboats, 13, 54, 304, 434 Historic Trail, 397 Linda Vista Trail, 376 House Rock Ranch, 241 Julius Kruttschnidt House Lipan Point, 220 Huachuca Mountains, 407, 409, (Tucson), 370 Lisa Sette Gallery (Scottsdale), 410, 412 Junction Overlook, 289 148 Hualapai Mountain Park, 266 Little House Museum (between Hubbell Trading Post National Eagar and Greer), 317 Historic Site, 284–286 Kachina Mineral Springs Spa Little Painted Desert, 272 Huhugam Heritage Center (near Safford), 429 Llama hikes, 308 (Chandler), 125 Kachinas (kachina dolls), 124, London Bridge (Lake Havasu Hummingbirds, 374, 410 153, 199, 223, 246, 248, 273, City), 438–439 Trail, 246 276–278, 283, 384, 419, 423 London Bridge Beach (Lake Hunt’s Tomb (Phoenix), 131 , 48–49, Havasu City), 439 230, 237 London Bridge Gondola (Lake campgrounds, 244, 258 Havasu City), 440 Immigration and customs Kartchner Caverns State Park, Lookout Studio (Grand clearance, 31–32 408 Canyon), 223 The Immortal Gunfighters Kayaking, 49, 52, 175, Lost and found, 60–61 (Chloride), 267 301–302, 433, 440 , Imperial National Wildlife Keet Seel, 293 162 Refuge, 447 Kendrick Park Watchable Lost-luggage insurance, 37 Independence Day, 28 Wildlife Trail, 246 Lowell Observatory (Flagstaff), Insurance, 36–37 Kerr Cultural Center (Scotts- 248 The International Wildlife dale), 160 , 319 Museum (Tucson), 366 Kierland Commons (Scotts- Lyman Lake State Park, Internet access, 45 dale), 152 317–318 Invisible Theatre (Tucson), 389 Kierland Golf Club (Scottsdale), Itineraries, suggested, 64–75 139 Kingman, 262–267 McCormick-Stillman Rail- Kinishba Ruins, 312 road Park (Scottsdale), Jacques Marsh, 311 National Observatory, 134–135 Jail Trail, 186 399 McDowell Sonoran Preserve Jail Tree (Wickenburg), 168 Kofa , (Scottsdale), 2, 141 Jane Hamilton Fine Art 444 Madera Canyon National (Tucson), 380 Kolb Studio (Grand Canyon), Forest Recreation Area, Jasper Forest Overlook, 282 223 11, 374 Jeep, four-wheel-drive and Kykotsmovi, 275 Mail, 61 off-road tours Maricopa Point, 223 Canyon de Chelly, 290 Mark Sublette Medicine Man Grand Canyon, 230 La Casa Cordova (Tucson), 369 Gallery (Tucson), 380–381, Lake Havasu, 439 La Fiesta de los Vaqueros 384 Phoenix area, 136 (Tucson), 26 Massacre Cave Overlook, 289 Sedona, 190, 196 Lake Havasu City, 438, 439, Mather Point, 222 Tucson, 373 441–443 Mead, Lake, 432 Wickenburg, 170 Lake Havasu State Park, 439, Medical insurance, 37 Jerome, 180–183 442 Medical requirements for Jerome Historical Society’s Lake Mead National Recreation entry, 24 Mine Museum, 181 Area, 432–435 Medicine Man Gallery Foothills Jerome State Historic Park, 181 Lake Powell, 298–305 (Tucson), 380 Jewelry. See also Native Ameri- La Placita Village (Tucson), 370 Mesa Amphitheater, 160 cans, arts, crafts and jewelry La Posada (Winslow), 272 Mesa and the East Valley, 82. Bisbee, 418–419 Las Cienegas National Conser- See also Phoenix area Jerome, 182 vation Area, 403 accommodations, 100–102 Phoenix area, 151 Laughlin, Nevada, 435–437 restaurants, 117–118 Sedona, 200 Ledge Ruin Overlook, 288 Mesa Arts Center, 160 Tucson, 383 Lees Ferry, 240–241 Mesa Contemporary Arts, 126 17_145708 bindex.qxp 9/12/07 10:31 PM Page 465

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Mesa Golfland Sunsplash, 142 Museum of Navajo Indians, 3, 270. See Mesa Southwest Museum, 129 (Flagstaff), 14, 248 also Native Americans; Mescal (Benson), 408 Museum of Rim Country Navajo Indian Reservation; Meteor Crater (near Winslow), Archaeology (Payson), 308 and specific sights and 271 Museums, best, 13–14 attractions Mining and mines My Sister’s Closet (Phoenix), 153 Canyon de Chelly National Arizona Mining & Mineral Mystery Castle (Phoenix), 130 Monument, 287–291 Museum (Phoenix), 129 Mystic Trail, 197 dancing, in Tusayan, 232 ASARCO Mineral Discovery silver work, 278 Center (Sahuarita), 373 Navajo Museum, Library & Bisbee, 418 National Geographic Visitor Visitor’s Center (Window Castle Dome City Mines Center (Tusayan), 232 Rock), 285 Museum, 445 Native Americans (Indians). See Navajo National Monument, Clifton and Morenci, 319 also Cliff dwellings; Rock art; 15, 292–293 ghost towns (near Kingman), Ruins and archaelogical sites; Navajo Nation Fair (Window 266 And specific tribes, reserva- Rock), 28, 284 Jerome, 181 tions, and sights Navajo Nation Zoo & Botanical Kingman area, 263 arts, crafts and jewelry Park (Window Rock), 285 Wickenburg, 168, 170 Bisbee, 419 Navajo Point, 220 Mishongnovi, 274 Canyon de Chelly, 291 Navajo rugs, 152, 153, 199, Mission San Xavier del Bac Flagstaff, 246 279, 286, 408 (Tucson), 361 Holbrook, 283 Navajo Village Heritage Center Wildlife Area Hopi Reservation, (near Page), 303 (Yuma), 448 276–277 Newspaper Rock, 282 Moenkopi, 275 near Page, 303 Newspapers and magazines, Mogollon Rim, 193, 306–307 Phoenix area, 124–126, 61 Mogollon Rim Interpretive 152–153 Nogales, 400–402 Trail, 310 Prescott, 173, 176 Northern Arizona, 21 Mohave, Lake, 430, 432–436 primer on, 278–279 en route to, 165 Mohave Museum of History Sedona, 199, 200 North Kaibab Trail, 240 and Arts (Kingman), 263 Tuba City, 277–279 North Mountain Park (Phoenix), Mohave Point, 224 Tucson, 380, 384 141 Money matters, 34–36 Window Rock, 285–286 North Scottsdale. See also Montezuma Castle National Flagstaff, 248 Phoenix area Monument, 15, 184–185 Phoenix area attractions, accommodations, 93–95 Montezuma Well, 185 124–126, 128 restaurants, 110–111 Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Prescott, 174 Park, 10, 14, 293–298 , 429 Moran Point, 220 Santa Cruz Valley, 395 Oak Creek Canyon, 10, Morenci, 319 Sedona, 196 193–194 Mother and Child Rock, 191 special events and festivals, Oak Creek Canyon Vista, 193 Mountain biking. See Biking 26–29 Oak Creek Vineyards and and mountain biking suggested itinerary, 71–74 Winery (Page Springs), 2, 195 International tours, 48 Oatman, 265, 266 Observatory (near Safford), Native Trails (Scottsdale), 125 Observatories. See Stargazing 399 Natural environment, best Ocotillo Golf Club (Chandler), Recreation places to commune with, 5 139 Area, 376 Navajo Arts and Crafts Enter- O.K. Corral (Tombstone), 12–13, Movies on the Square prise (Window Rock), 286 414 (Flagstaff), 255 Navajo Bridge, 240 O.K. Street (Bisbee), 418 Muheim Heritage House Navajo Festival of Arts and Old Jerome High School, 182 (Bisbee), 418 Culture (Flagstaff), 28 Old Territorial Shop (Scotts- Mule rides, Grand Canyon, Navajo Indian Reservation dale), 153 228–229 (Navajo Nation), 269–270. Old Town Artisans (Tucson), Muleshoe Ranch Cooperative See also Antelope Canyon; 369, 381 Management Area, 426 Canyon de Chelly National Old Trails Highway, 257 Mummy Cave Overlook, 288 Monument; Monument Valley Old Trails Museum (Winslow), Murray Springs Clovis Site, 411 Navajo Tribal Park; Window 272 Museum Club (Flagstaff), 255 Rock Old Tucson Studios, 12, 14, 361 17_145708 bindex.qxp 9/12/07 10:31 PM Page 466

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Old West Museum (Holbrook), Phoenix area, 21, 76–165. See Pima Air & Space Museum 283 also Carefree; Cave Creek; (Tucson), 366 Omni Tucson National Golf Glendale; Mesa; North Pima Canyon Trail, 376 Resort and Spa, 375 Phoenix; Paradise Valley; Pima County Courthouse O’odham Tash (Casa Grande), 26 Scottsdale; South Phoenix; (Tucson), 370 Oraibi, 274–275, 277 Tempe Pima Point, 225 Organ Pipe Cactus National accommodations, 85–102 Pine, 309 Monument, 5, 392 airport. See Sky Harbor Inter- Pine-Strawberry Museum, 309 Orphan Mine (Grand Canyon), national Airport Pinetop-Lakeside, 310–313 224 arriving in, 77 Park (Phoenix), The Orpheum Theater central Phoenix and the 141 (Flagstaff), 255 Camelback Corridor (Bilt- Pipe Spring National Monu- Orpheum Theatre (Phoenix), more District), 82 ment, 241–242 159 accommodations, 95–97 Plaza Palomino (Tucson), 383 Ostrich Festival (Chandler), 27 restaurants, 111–114 Point Imperial, 240 Out of Africa Wildlife Park, 185 doctors and dentists, 84 Polacca, 274 Overland Gallery of Fine Art downtown Phoenix, 79, 82 Pole Knoll trail system, 314 (Scottsdale), 148 accommodations, 99–100 Police, 62 Owl’s Club Mansion (Tucson), restaurants, 114–116 Powell, John Wesley, 213–214, 370 finding an address in, 79 224 getting around, 83–84 Powell, Lake, 298–305 Internet access, 85 Powell Point, 224 Package tours, 45–46 layout of, 78–79 Prescott, 172–180 Page, 298–300, 302–305 neighborhoods, 79, 82 Prescott Brewing Company, 180 Page Springs Vineyards & newspapers and magazines, 85 Prescott Frontier Days/World’s Cellars, 2, 195 nightlife, 154–162 Oldest Rodeo, 27 Painted Desert, 280–283 organized tours and excur- , 174 Painted Rocks Petroglyph Site, sions, 135–136 Presidio Santa Cruz de Terre- 450 outdoor pursuits, 136–143 nate, 411 , 191–192 performing arts, 159–162 Primitive Arts Gallery (Tucson), Papago Park (Phoenix), 140 post offices, 85 380 Parada del Sol Parade and restaurants, 102–121 Pueblo Grande Museum and Rodeo (Scottsdale), 27 safety, 85 Archaeological Park Paria Canyon, 303 shopping, 147–154 (Phoenix), 125–126 Parker Dam, 443 sights and attractions, Pueblo Grande Museum Indian Passports, 23–24, 61–62 121–136 Market (Phoenix), 29, 125 Patagonia, 11, 402–407 spas, 145–147 Puerco Pueblo, 282 Patagonia Lake State Park, spectator sports, 143–145 403–404 street maps, 79 Patagonia–Sonoita Creek taxes, 85 Quartzsite, 444 Preserve, 403 visitor information, 78 Quartzsite Pow Wow, 444 Paton’s Birder’s Haven weather, 25, 85 (Patagonia), 403 what’s new in, 1–2 Payson, 306–310 Phoenix Art Museum, 2, 13, Rafting and float trips, Peavine Trail, 175 126–127 302, 433. See also White- Penske Racing Museum Phoenix Greyhound Park, 145 water rafting (Scottsdale), 130 Phoenix International Raceway, Rainbow Bridge National Peralta Trail, 8–9, 141 143 Monument, 300 Petrified Forest National Park, Phoenix Museum of History, Rainbow Forest Museum, 281 280–283 128 Rainbow Lake, 311 Petroglyphs. See Rock art Phoenix Symphony, 161 Ramsey Canyon Preserve, Petrol, 60 Phoenix Theatre, 161–162 11, 410 Philabaum Contemporary Art Phoenix Waterworld Safari, 142 Rancho Mañana Golf Club Glass (Tucson), 381 Phoenix Zoo, 133 (Cave Creek), 139 Phippen Museum (Prescott), , 9, Rattlesnakes, 38 14, 174 164–165, 377 Rawhide at Wild Horse Pass Phippen Western Art Show and Pictographs. See Rock art (Phoenix), 13, 132–133 Sale (Prescott), 27 (Squaw Peak), Red Mountain., 246 Phoenician Golf Club, 138 77, 140 Red-rock country, 189–193 17_145708 bindex.qxp 9/12/07 10:31 PM Page 467

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Red Rock Healing Arts Center Rooster Rock (Coffee Pot San Pedro Riparian National (Sedona), 195 Rock), 191 Conservation Area, 11–12, , 193 Roper Lake State Park, 429 411 Regions of Arizona, 21–22 Rose Tree Inn Museum (Tomb- San Pedro Valley, 407–413 Reid Park Zoo (Tucson), 367 stone), 415 Santa Cruz River Park path Reneé Cushman Art Collection Route 66, 246, 256–257, (Tucson), 373 (Springerville), 317 263–265, 272 Santa Fe train station (Wicken- Respiratory illnesses, 38–39 Route 66 Fun Run (Kingman burg), 167 Restaurants, best, 19–20 area), 27, 265 Scenic drives Restrooms, 63 Roy P. Drachman Agua Caliente best, 10 Revive (Phoenix), 146 Park (Tucson), 374 Catalina Highway, 357 Rex Allen Arizona Cowboy Ruby, 397 Fossil Creek Road, 309 Museum (Willcox), 422–423 Ruby Road, 397 Mogollon Rim, 308–309 Rillito Park Race Track Ruins and archaelogical sites. Monument Valley, 294 (Tucson), 378 See also Cliff dwellings; and Pinal Pioneer Parkway, 164 Rillito River Park path specific sites Ruby Road, 397 (Tucson), 373 Agua Fria National Monu- Scenic flights Rim Country Museum ment, 165 Glen Canyon, 300 (Payson), 308 Besh-Ba-Gowah Archaeologi- Grand Canyon, 230 Rim Trail (Grand Canyon), 226 cal Park, 163 Grand Canyon West, 260 Rimview Trail, 303 best places to see, 15 Phoenix area, 136 Riordan Mansion State Historic Canyon de Chelly, 288–289 Sedona, 196 Park (Flagstaff), 248–249 Casa Grande Ruins National Schnebly Hill Road, 190 Riva Yares Gallery (Scottsdale), Monument, 164 Schoolhouse Museum and 148 Casa Malpais Visitor Center Store (Fairbank), 411 River Reservoir, 314 and Museum (Springerville), Scorpions, 38 River Trading Post (Scottsdale), 317 Scottsdale, 82. See also North 153 Elden Pueblo, 251 Scottsdale; Phoenix area River Trail, 303 Homolovi Ruins State Park, accommodations, 88–93 Roberts Gallery (Carefree), 148 272 restaurants, 103–110 Robson’s Arizona Mining World Kinishba Ruins, 312 Scottsdale Arabian Horse (Wickenburg), 168, 170 Navajo National Monument, Show, 26 Rock art (petroglyphs and 293 Scottsdale Arts Festival, 27 pictographs), 2, 242, 267, Palatki Heritage Site, 191–192 Scottsdale Center for the Arts, 275, 295 Shoofly Village, 308 160 Deer Valley Rock Art Center, tours, 47–48 Scottsdale Desert Stages 124 Tuzigoot National Monument, Theatre, 162 Garden Canyon, 409 185–186 Scottsdale Fashion Square, 152 Homolovi Ruins State Park, Wupatki National Monument, Scottsdale Mall, 125, 126 272 250 Scottsdale Museum of Contem- Painted Rocks Petroglyph Site, porary Art, 13, 127 450 Scottsdale Waterfront, 151 Petrified Forest National Park, Sabino Canyon Recreation Scuba diving, Lake Powell, 303 282 Area (Tucson), 360, 373, 374, Sears-Kay Ruins (near Cave Rock Art Ranch (near Hol- 376, 377 Creek), 121 brook), 283 Safety, 39 Seasons, 24–25 , 193 , 5, Sedona, 2–3, 187–211 Rock Art Ranch, 283 360–361, 375, 377 accommodations, 200–207 Rodeos, 14, 26–28 Sahuarita, 396 exploring, 189–197 Navajo Reservation, 284 Saihati Camel Farm (Yuma), 447 getting around, 188 Payson, 307 St. Augustine Cathedral (Tuc- nightlife, 211 Phoenix area, 145 son), 372 organized tours, 195–197 Prescott, 173 St. Michaels Historical Museum outdoor pursuits, 197–199 Tucson Rodeo Parade (Window Rock), 285 restaurants, 207–211 Museum, 365 St. Philip’s Plaza (Tucson), 383 shopping, 199–200 Rolling Hills Golf Course San Bernardino National special events, 188–189 (Tempe), 139–140 Wildlife Refuge, 425 traveling to, 188 Romero House (Tucson), 369 Sanders Galleries (Tucson), 380 visitor information, 188 Romero Pools, 376 San Pedro House, 411 Sedona Arts Center, 194 17_145708 bindex.qxp 9/12/07 10:31 PM Page 468

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Sedona Arts Festival, 28 The Smoki Museum (Prescott), Mount Graham, 428 Sedona Heritage Museum, 194 174 Sedona, 196 Sedona International Film Snake Dance, 274, 276 Stellar Vision Astronomy Shop Festival, 26, 188–189 Snake Gulch, 242 (Tucson), 382 Sedona Jazz on the Rocks, Snow Cap Drive-In (Seligman), Steele Indian School Park 28, 189 265 (Phoenix), 133 Seligman, 257, 265 Sonoita, 402–407 Steinfeld House (Tucson), 370 Senior travel, 41 Sonoita Creek State Natural Stevens House (Tucson), 370 Sentinel Peak (A Mountain), 362 Area, 404 Stonecreek Golf Club (near Settlers West Galleries Sosa-Carillo-Frémont House Scottsdale), 139 (Tucson), 380 Museum (Tucson), 364, 372 Strawberry, 309 Seven Falls Trail, 9, 376 Southeastern Arizona, sug- Strawberry Schoolhouse, 309 Sharlot Hall Museum gested itinerary, 70–71 Sunrise Park Resort, 314 (Prescott), 174 Southeastern Arizona Bird Volcano National Shemer Art Center and Observatory (near Bisbee), Monument, 249 Museum (Phoenix), 127 409 Sustainable tourism/ecotourism, Shipping your luggage, 32 Southern Arizona, 22, 391–429 42–43 Shoofly Village, 308 Southern Arizona Transporta- Sweetwater Wetland (Tucson), The Shops Gainey Village tion Museum (Tucson), 374 (Scottsdale), 152 364–365, 373 Swimming Show Low Lake, 311 Southern Pacific Willcox Train Lake Havasu City, 439 Show Up Now Pass (Phoenix), Depot, 422 Lake Mead National Recre- 121 South Kaibab Trail, 9, 226 ation Area, 433 Shrine of St. Joseph of the /Preserve, Lake Powell, 302–303 Mountains (Yarnell), 172 140 Sycamore Creek, 186 Shungopavi, 274 South Phoenix. See also Symphony Hall (Phoenix), 159 Sichomovi, 274 Phoenix area Sidewalk Egg-Frying Challenge accommodations, 99–100 (Oatman), 28 restaurants, 114–116 Taliesin West (Scottsdale), Sierra Vista, 407–413 Southwest Wings Birding and 130–131 Signal Hill (Tucson), 360 Nature Festival (Bisbee), 28 Tanner Trail, 227 people, 184, 191 Southwest Wings Birding Festi- Taxes, 62 Elden Pueblo, 251 val (Sierra Vista), 409 The Teepees, 282 Tuzigoot National Monument, Spas Telegraph and telex services, 62 185 Phoenix area, 145–147 Telephones, 44 Walnut Canyon National near Safford, 429 Tempe, 82. See also Phoenix Monument, 250 Sedona, 194–195 area Wupatki National Monument, Tucson, 340–341, 378–379 accommodations, 100–102 250 Special events and festivals, restaurants, 117–118 Singing Wind Bookshop 25–29 Tempe Town Lake, 133 (Benson), 407 Special-interest trips, 47–48 Temple of Music and Art (Tuc- Sipaulovi, 274 Spencer Trail, 303 son), 372, 388 Sipe White Mountain Wildlife Spider Rock Overlook, 289–290 Tennis, 8, 54, 142, 377 Area, 318 Spirit Mountain Ranch (near Territorial Days (Prescott), 173 Skiing, 54, 245, 314, 377 Flagstaff), 246 Texas Canyon, 423 Sky Harbor International Air- Springerville, 316–318 Theodore Roosevelt Dam., 163 port (Phoenix), 77, 78 Springerville Volcanic Field, 316 Therapy on the Rocks (Sedona), accommodations near, 99–102 Squaw Peak (Piestewa Peak), 194–195 restaurants near, 114–116 77, 140 Three Golden Chiefs, 191 SkyWalk (Grand Canyon West), Stagebrush Theatre (Scotts- Thumb Butte, 174–175 3, 260–261 dale), 162 Time zones, 62 Slaughter Ranch (near Douglas), Stargazing (observatories), Tipping, 62–63 425 12, 399 Titan Missile Museum (Tucson), Slaughter Ranch Museum (near Eastern Arizona College’s 366–367 Douglas), 425 Discovery Park Campus Tlaquepaque (Sedona), 199 , 193–194 (near Safford), 429 Tohono Chul Museum Shops Sliding House Overlook, 289 Flandrau Science Center & (Tucson), 382–383 Smithsonian Institution Fred Planetarium (Tucson), 366 Tohono Chul Park (Tucson), Lawrence Whipple Observa- Lowell Observatory 5, 367 tory (Mount Hopkins), 399 (Flagstaff), 248 Toilets, 63 17_145708 bindex.qxp 9/12/07 10:31 PM Page 469

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Tombstone, 14, 414–417 neighborhoods, 326 University of Arizona College Tombstone Courthouse State nightlife, 385–390 of Fine Arts School of Music Park, 415–416 organized tours, 373 and Dance (Tucson), 389 Tombstone Epitaph Museum, outdoor pursuits, 373–377 The University of Arizona 416 parks, gardens and zoos, 367 Museum of Art (Tucson), Tombstone’s Historama, performing arts, 388–390 363 414–415 restaurants, 3–4, 342–355 University of Arizona Museum Tombstone Western Heritage safety, 329 of Art (Tucson), 14 Museum, 416 shopping, 379–385 U.S. Army Military Intelligence Tonto National Monument, 15, sights and attractions, Museum (Fort Huachuca), 163 356–373 409 Tonto Natural Bridge State spas, 340–341, 378–379 Park, 307–308 spectator sports, 377–378 Topock Gorge, 440 street maps, 323, 326 Valley fever, 38–39 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl Football taxes, 329 V Bar V Heritage Site, 193 Classic (Glendale), 25 visitor information, 323 Vegetarian travel, 42 Tournament Players Club (TPC) walking tour, 368–373 Ventana Canyon Trail, 376 of Scottsdale, 138 what’s new in, 3–4 Verde Canyon Railroad, Trail Dust Town (Tucson), 368 Tucson Botanical Gardens, 367 183–184 Trailview Overlook, 223 Tucson Children’s Museum, 368 The Verde Valley, 183–187 Train travel and railways, Tucson Convention Center Verkamps Curios (Grand 33–34, 55–56 (TCC), 372 Canyon Village), 223 Grand Canyon Railway, 12, Music Hall, 388 Vermilion Cliffs, 241 229, 256 Tucson Gem and Mineral Visas, 23–24, 63 McCormick-Stillman Railroad Show, 26 Visitor information, 22–23 Park (Scottsdale), 134–135 Tucson Greyhound Park, 378 Voice over Internet protocol Southern Pacific Willcox Train Tucson International Mariachi (VoIP), 44–45 Depot, 422 Conference, 27 Vortexes, Sedona, 12, 190 Verde Canyon Railroad, Tucson Mall, 383 Vultee Arch Trail, 197 183–184 Tucson Mountain Park, 376 The Vulture Mine (Wickenburg), Traveler’s checks, 35–36 Tucson Museum of Art & His- 170 Travel insurance, 36–37 toric Block, 362–363, 369 T Rex Museum (Tucson), 368 Tucson Museum of Art Shop, Trip-cancellation insurance, 381 Waila Festival (Tucson), 27 36–37 Tucson Presidio, 369 Wa:k Pow Wow (Tucson), 27 Troon North Golf Club (Scotts- Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum, Walhalla Overlook, 240 dale), 138 365 Walnut Canyon National Tsegi Overlook, 289 Tucson Symphony Orchestra, Monument, 250 Tubac, 394–400 389 Walpi, 274, 275 Tubac Center of the Arts, 395 Tumacácori National Historical Walpi Village, 12 Tubac Festival of the Arts, 26 Park, 395 Waterfall Trail, 141 Tuba City, 276–280 Tunnel Overlook, 289 Water parks, Phoenix area, Tuba City Trading Post, 277 Tunnel Reservoir, 314 142 Tubac Presidio State Historic Turf Paradise (Phoenix), 145 Watersports. See also specific Park, 395 Tusayan sports Tubing, 143 accommodations, 235–236 Lake Havasu, 439–440 Tucson, 22, 321–390 activities, 232 Lake Powell, 301–302 accommodations, 3, 329–342 restaurants, 238 Watson Lake, 175 arriving in, 322–323 Tusayan Museum (Grand Watson Lake Park, 175 emergencies, 328 Canyon), 220 Watson Woods Riparian en route to, 164–165 Tuzigoot National Monument, Preserve, 175 finding an address in, 323 185 We-Ko-Pa Golf Club (Fort gay and lesbian bars and Twin Nuns, 191 McDowell), 138–139 clubs, 388 Welcome Back Buzzards getting around, 327–328 (Superior), 27 guest ranches, 341–342 UN Center/UNICEF (Tucson), Wells Fargo History Museum history of, 321 383 (Phoenix), 128 for kids, 367–368 University of Arizona Centen- Western Arizona, 22, layout of, 323 nial Hall (Tucson), 388 430–450 17_145708 bindex.qxp 9/12/07 10:31 PM Page 470

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Western culture and history. Wigwam Motel (Holbrook), 264 Winslow, 271–273 See also specific museums Wildcat Trail, 9, 295 Winter, 25 and other attractions Wilde Meyer Gallery (Scotts- suggested itinerary, 74–75 best places to discover, 14 dale), 149 Wishing Well (Wickenburg), 168 Bisbee, 418 Wildflowers, 124, 164, 377 Woodland Lake, 311 Fort Verde State Historic Park, Wildlife. See also Bird-watch- Woodland Lake Park, 310 184 ing; Zoos World Championship Hoop ghost towns, 266–267 Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness, Dance Contest (Phoenix), 26 Holbrook, 283 428–429 World’s Oldest Continuous Imperial National Wildlife Buenos Aires National Wildlife Rodeo, 28 Refuge, 447 Refuge, 11, 396–397 Wright, Frank Lloyd, 130–131, Phoenix area, 128 Eagle Trail, 319–320 159 Wild West theme towns, The International Wildlife Wrigley Mansion (Phoenix), 131–133 Museum (Tucson), 366 131 Prescott, 173–174, 179–180 Kendrick Park Watchable Wukoki Ruin, 250 Slaughter Ranch Museum Wildlife Trail, 246 Wupatki National Monument, (near Douglas), 425 Kofa National Wildlife Refuge, 15, 250 special events and festivals, 444 Wyatt Earp Days (Tombstone), 27–29 Lake Mead National Recre- 27 Tombstone, 414–416 ation Area, 434 Tucson, 363–365 Out of Africa Wildlife Park, 185 Wickenburg, 168, 170 Ramsey Canyon Preserve, 410 X Diamond Ranch (between Willcox, 422–423 safety concerns, 38 Eagar and Greer), 318 Yuma, 446 Sipe White Mountain Wildlife Western wear and gear, Area, 318 153–154, 384–385, 401 Whitewater Draw Wildlife Yaki Point, 222 West Fork of Oak Creek, 9, 194 Area, 425 Yarnell, 172 West Fork Trail (near Greer), Wild Roses of Chloride, 267 Yavapai Observation Station, 314 Willcox and environs, 422–428 222 WestWorld of Scottsdale, 145 Williams, 255–258 Yavapai Point, 222 Whiskey Row (Prescott), 179 Williams Valley Winter Recre- Young, 312 White House Overlook, 289 ation Area, 319 Yuma, 445–450 White House Ruins Trail, 9, 289 Willow Creek Park, 175 Yuma Art Center/Yuma Fine White Mountains Trail system, Willow Stream–The Spa at the Arts Museum, 446 310 Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, Yuma Quartermaster Depot White Tank Mountain Regional 145–146 State Historic Park, 446 Park (Waddell), 141 Window Rock Tribal Park, Yuma Symposium, 446–447 Whitewater Draw Wildlife 284–286 State Area, 425 Wineries and vineyards, 2 Historic Park, 446 White-water rafting, 54–55 Arizona Vineyards Winery Grand Canyon, 8, 231–232, (near Nogales), 401 261 Fort Bowie Vineyard (Bowie), Zócalo (Tucson), 383–384 Phoenix area, 142–143 423–424 Zoos Pinetop-Lakeside, 311 Granite Creek Vineyards Navajo Nation Zoo & Botanical Wickenburg, 167–172 (Chino Valley), 176 Park (Window Rock), 285 The Wigwam Golf Resort & Spa Patagonia/Sonoita area, 404 Phoenix, 133 (near Phoenix), 10, 102, 137 Wings over Willcox, 25–26, 425 Tucson, 367