Best Places to Visit in Arizona
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- This is a guide to the top things to do in Arizona for 2021. The list takes you all across the state to explore history, towns, museums, National Parks, amazing hiking trails and much more. Some of the places to explore in this guide of the part 1 things to do in Arizona include Horseshoe Bend, Bisbee, Prescott, Tombstone, Flagstaff and several museums like the Heard Museum. Enjoy your visit to Arizona!
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Living in Arizona is quite a unique experience because of the vastness that the state offers. From the Sonoran Desert in the south to the high country in the north all the way up towards the Four Corners east and the Grand Canyon in the west. Known as the Grand Canyon state, Arizona is diverse in many ways. The state tree is the Palo Verde, the state cactus is the Saguaro, the state bird is the Cactus wren. If you are thinking about moving to Arizona feel free to subscribe and check us out on our other channels.
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Why no a lot of places that you did not mention but it depends working out things you see If you like looking at desert that hasn't been touched by humans or any kind of civilization you know the wild
Our state is so awesome 👌
AZ is my most favor staate in US !
Beautiful..
I love your no BS presentation my friend, and the music is at a pleasant level too, well done and keep up the great work...... Best wishes from Scotland !
Just found this channel couple weeks of go. Quickly becoming on of my favorites. 👍🌵🌞😎
Thanks for posting this. I've been considering moving to Arizona after living in New York my whole life. Such a beautiful change of scenery.
Visited many sites in my 4 Arizona years.
I still love the Superstitions Mountains.
The annual Tucson Gem & Mineral Show (the largest, oldest and most prestigious show of its type in the world). And it runs for a couple weeks in February (although the 2021 show has been cancelled due to “The Bug”🦠).
This is a great video because there is a big misconception that all of Arizona is 100 degrees 80% of the time. Northern Arizona has beautiful mountains and forests. Even Prescott which is only 90 mins from Phoenix is awesome.
Such phenomenal and must see places!
Really enjoyed this 😃 Appreciate that you kept it moving right along 👍 Looking forward to part 2
Absolutely gorgeous!
Excellent video as always, thanks!
Stunning place to visit and live!!
This is amazing! 💙
IMO the MIM (musical instrument museum) is totally unique and should be looked into!
Where is that located?
@@trubadorphotography2541 north Phoenix. By like Tatum Boulevard and the 101
Did not know a lot of it ! Love that scenery ! 👏💯💪👍
definitely hitting some of these places very cool thank you so much for sharing
Excellent video! Thanks!
Thank you for another interesting video with breathtaking pictures! I‘m once more astonished, what the northern part of AZ can offer. I hope I can see it soon by myself. Greetings from Germany 🙋♀️
Beautiful areas. Looking forward to checking out these areas when we are able to travel again. Thank you for this wonderful video. Wishing you a super week. Hugs Susan
Such a beautiful state
Thank you Jeff for this video :)’!
Lived there for fifteen years. Been gone for five. I will be back this year for good. Love the videos. Great job.
See ya soon.
Love your videos!
Flagstaff is my favorite place in AZ. Beautiful
A+ Excellent video, AZ is really a beautiful state.
I hope i can visit these place. So fantastic soo gorgeous
Interesting video thanks.
this one's a banger
I put up this list in my Cardinal group for Cardinal fans that live outside of Arizona!
Great video... nice job with it. I didn't see much about Grand Canyon, Kartchner Caverns State Park, Tonto National Monument/Roosevelt Lake, Superstition Mountains, or Monument Valley (even though part of that is in Utah)... I'm betting we will see that in Part 2??? Probably a good chance!
Hello, I'm from Russia,I love the state of Arizona!your video is great!
Another solid video, Jeff! So much to do and see here in AZ!
Nice
Nice video.
I am barely going to make it out to the Zoo for “Zoo Lights” with my church peeps in a couple of weeks. 🤷🏻♀️
I had a feeling Yuma wasn’t going to make this list. And I was right.
amazing Arzona waaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwww
Never stop exploring.........so keep going to offer in us amazing videos like this.!!!!!!!
I love Jerome! Have dinner at the Asylum!
I love your voice ❤
♥️ Az/fell 💗 ! Who said it was flat and w)I greenery !
I am going to Az ! 👍💯👏👏💪🙏
Awesome video. Can you make one on Arizona hikes? Are there any mountains to climb here?
Superstition mountains Apache junction
Unfortunately you CANNOT hike back to Havasu falls anymore! They are preserving it now impossible
You can thank the California human-locust transplants for ruining it by leaving trash around the hiking trails, etc. Jeff encourages them to all move here of course.
Can you do best spiritual places to visit in Arizona
Will it be a perfect weather to go this coming month of March?
Hi
Good video as always. However, I would have preferred if you hadn't kept bouncing around from north to south to north,etc.
Mount lemmon is heading out north tucson not south my friend
Nothing in Yuma
Flagstaf
Havasupai is closed to tourism
This guy sounds high af.
This video is good but it could be great.
Visually it is good, but were your production let's you down is
in the audio quality. You are well spoken and your narration is interesting, but the
sound quality sucks. It sounds like you are recording the audio with a 10 cent mic you stuck in a tin can.
George Lucas knew the sound quality was so important he created THX!
I guess Yuma is a little too boring for you!
Stop this crap, there are way too many people in Arizona now.