Arizona is known for its striking red rock landscapes. But, there might be something more to the enchanting atmosphere you'll feel as you explore the Sedona area... some people believe that the red rocks here are home to energy vortexes. Whether you believe in healing vortexes and crystals, or just need a break to reconnect with nature, this part of Arizona is perfect for a rejuvenating adventure.
Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States
If gorgeous scenery, jaw-dropping canyons, and ancient cliff dwellings are your thing, then be sure to start off in Flagstaff at this national monument. Walnut Canyon has an incredible way of taking you back in time and putting you in the shoes of those who lived in these parts of the country long ago. The first inhabitants of the canyon are known as the Sinagua, coming from the Spanish name for the region meaning "mountains without water.” They lived here from around A.D. 600 until 1400, building their homes into the cliffs that would remain long after they were gone. Can you imagine the ways that they managed to survive? Growing food? Building shelter? Be sure to set aside at least a couple of hours to hike around the park, and prepare to walk plenty of steps while you're there to get the full historical and scenic experience!
Grand Canyon, Arizona, United States
Arizona presents adventurers plenty of outdoor opportunities filled with fresh sunshine, both manmade and natural landmarks, and even metaphysical mysteries. The landscapes alone are breathtaking, even if just going for a drive along the scenic roads. Spend your nights in the great outdoors in a teepee or tent, not letting one drop of the fun Arizona has to offer go to waste.
