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Arizona: a journey through the American West

Arizona: a journey through the American West


3 stops


3 nights


167 miles


This road trip feels like a movie that could be titled Journey to Arizona. The cast list includes national parks, endless forests, elevated mesas and deserts filled with cacti. It offers a voyage into the American West, with views of the Grand Canyon and a chance to explore Monument Valley. Passing into Navajo territory–the country’s largest Native American reservation–and then along the iconic Route 66, you’ll pass through breathtaking, natural landscapes. Along the way, you’ll create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Departure

Recommended duration : 1 night

Phoenix

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Phoenix: the perfect introduction to Arizona

The state capital, located in the heart of the ‘Valley of the Sun,’ Phoenix offers the essential introduction to Arizona. After exploring the 140 acres of the Desert Botanical Garden–home to thousands of cacti and desert plants–be sure to visit the Heard Museum for an immersion in Native American art and history. Just a few miles away, the Phoenix Art Museum showcases varied works by the likes of Claude Monet, Diego Rivera and Georgia O’Keeffe.

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51 milesCar

Recommended duration : 2 nights

Morristown (AZ)

Hotel - Restaurant

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Sonoran Desert oasisSanctuary of well-beingall-inclusiveFarm-to-table cuisineadults only

Morristown, AZ, United States

Castle Hot Springs

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Things to do, see, and discover

On the road

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The cacti of the Sonoran Desert

The cacti of the Sonoran Desert

Around here, it’s not uncommon to see cars pulling off the highway to take a closer look at a cactus. That’s because the Sonoran Desert is home to the Saguaro, a giant, endemic species that can reach heights of up to 50 feet and live almost 150 years old. Highly prized by locals, its blooms transform the landscape every April–in fact, the Saguaro blossom is the official state flower of Arizona.

On the road

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Driving the legendary Route 66

Driving the legendary Route 66

America’s most famous road, Route 66, stretches across Arizona, east to west, over 400 miles. Bridging New Mexico and California, the 'Mother Road' winds through the extraordinary landscapes of the Painted Desert, the Petrified Forest and Grand Canyon Caverns. Passing through towns like Lupton, Topock, Flagstaff and Peach Springs, the road immerses you in history and popular culture–perhaps best experienced in a convertible or on a Harley-Davidson, in a nod to Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda in the film Easy Rider (1969).


 


 

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116 milesCar

Recommended duration : 0 night

Sedona (AZ)

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