Will people continue to hike and bike the Arizona Trail? Extreme weather and land use challenges may test the limits.

As the trail wound its way into Arizona's Sky Islands, the region's biodiversity was on full display, as were the threats from rising temperatures.

From Sedona cliffs to canyon railroads and quiet desert lakes, this Arizona day trip guide maps out quick escapes locals love for scenery, history and easy adventure.

These incredible spots are just a few reasons why we love the Grand Canyon State.

Cottonwood charms visitors with its revitalized Old Town district that’s become a foodie and wine lover’s paradise. The tree-lined streets invite you to park your car and explore on foot. Tasting ...

The Yuma Quartermaster Depot State Historic Park offers affordable admission to multiple historic buildings. Downtown restaurants serve delicious meals at prices lower than tourist towns like Sedona ...

As the Arizona Trail moves down the Mogollon Rim, rockier stretches raise temperatures, reflecting the urban heat effects of cities like Phoenix and Tucson. The trail turns more rugged and often ...

Bicycle Ranch Tucson Racing held a memorial bicycle ride on Sunday, October 23. The ride started at the shop and covered a 12 ...

California's Joshua Tree National Park, named for the region's signature succulent, is incredibly popular, bringing in 3 million visitors each year to its scenic trails and lush desert springs. But it ...

Gibby Parra gets a behind-the-scenes look at some decorated vehicles and floats ahead of the APS holiday Electric Light Parade in Phoenix this weekend. A Phoenix family's Christmas tree lot has been ...