Arizona
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Sedona Vortex Hikes: Short Trails with Big Energy
Sedona draws you in the moment you arrive like a deep exhale you didn’t know you needed. The red rock cliffs rise up like ancient sentinels. There’s a rhythm to this place. A pulse. And whether you believe in the concept of vortexes or not, most people agree Sedona has an energy you can feel in your bones. I’m not talking about flashy tourist shops or big attractions. I’m talking about something quieter, something rooted, the kind of experience that settles your soul and stays with you.
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How to Spend A Weekend in Cottonwood & Clarkdale AZ
When I need a little escape from the hustle of Phoenix, my go to destination is to head north to the Verde Valley. Cottonwood and Clarkdale are two often-overlooked towns nestled in the Verde Valley. Not as well-known as Sedona or Jerome, but these charming towns are fun places to visit.
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Williams Arizona: Gateway to the Grand Canyon
Most people drive through Williams, Arizona as a quick stop to get gas on their way to the Grand Canyon. If you have a little time to explore, you’ll discover Williams is so much more than just a gateway town. As part of the original Route 66, you can still find the nostalgic diners, hop aboard a historic train or meet a bear up close (safely, of course). The pine scented cooler air is a great weekend get away place to take a hike or play in the snow. Let me share some of my favorite high-country hideaways…
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5 Historic Places To Visit in Phoenix Arizona
Ever wonder what it was like to live in Arizona back in the late 1800s or early 1900s? I am always curious how people lived years ago and the history of the city. Luckily, there are a few spots in Phoenix where you can step back in time and soak up a bit of history. If you’re like me and love wandering through old houses or going on historical tours, these five places are definitely worth adding to your list.