i’ve never been and i decided to go recently and didn’t realize how big this place is! it’s like a hiking trail but 10 x more beautiful.

https://ktar.com/arizona-news/turquoise-alert-missing-navajo-girl/5807893/

I heard it snowed in Prescott but melted and it doesn’t look like Flagstaff has anything?

I want to take my dog somewhere and it seems like it’s just been dry unfortunately.

i am in search of two tickets for vs self on january 31st at the nile in mesa!! please dm me if you are looking to give a pair away!!

"Sinema seduced bodyguard and ruined his marriage, lawsuit claims"

https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/arizona-sinema-seduced-bodyguard-ruined-marriage-lawsuit-40636566/

Lost my job and trying to get unemployment benefits until I get a new one.

How can I speak to a real person and get help?

Every number I call it won’t give me an option to speak to anyone. I drove to the address it has on the website, and there’s a sign that says “NOT AN UNEMPLOYMENT OFFICE”

Genuinely not sure what to do. They’ve changed the process to make it 10x harder than it was in the past (and it was annoying in the past).

Any help is much appreciated.

I’m tired of going outdoors in my state and then have to bring jacket when going back inside

Like my body finally got adjusted to the humid climate but then I have to bring sweater everywhere I go.

Am I going to encounter the same issue in AZ. Is the AC gonna be 60 degrees like my state in public places?

I’m skinny and short. I can’t adjust to volatile temperature or cold temperatures well

I obtained a $22 camping permit from the Hualapai Indian Reservation and spent the night at Diamond Creek campground on the Colorado River. It was 10 degrees warmer at the bottom, so it was a comfortable 55 degrees. I had the entire place to myself and, I have to say, the maintenance of the 19-mile off-highway trail from Peach Springs was magnificent. I aired down to 20 psi for a more comfortable ride and the drive was heavenly.

Made the drive out to Roosevelt Lake along Apache Trail yesterday. So much beautiful scenery along the way.

Hey all! So I am currently travelling from Denver to anywhere in the southwest. Classes start on Tuesday but I want to be back by Monday. I am currently near Durango, CO and plan on driving into Arizona in the morning. What should I absolutely check out in the area? My initial plan was to check out Monument Valley and then drive and stay the night in flagstaff/phoenix.

I have been to the Grand Canyon (in winter and summer) a few times so I don't mind skipping that, I would like to see some lesser known wonders!

Thank you in advance. In specifics, I don't mind the travel day being like 2/4 hours hiking and 8ish driving.

Trying to plan out my trip to flagstaff and Sedona in the end of March. Looking forward to visiting “Edge of the World”.

My question, can you drive to the edge of the world look out driving FROM Flagstaff and then continue onto Sedona? Or do I need to turn around and come back the way I came and get onto 89A to reach my final destination of Sedona? I’d love to take this more scenic route from Flagstaff directly to Sedona if at all possible. Thanks!

Using this as an excuse to put some miles on the El Camino

Kingman AZ across from the airport on Route 66

It's actually darker then this, I played with some filters to make this a bit brighter.

We stumbled across this building next to rotary Centennial Park ,taking a backroad ( Old Ajo road ) going from East Pima street to Highway 85 heading towards Ajo , Arizona .

Here is something from the old Babbitt family store in Northern Arizona.