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20 Reasons New England is Still Awesome in Winter

20 Reasons New England is Still Awesome in Winter

While many see the snow and cold as a complete hassle, others see it as a beautiful time of the year to cozy up to a fireplace, relax, watch the gorgeous falling snow, and take advantage of fewer ...

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The Petrified National Forest: More than 225 Millions Years in the Making

The Petrified National Forest: More than 225 Millions Years in the Making

The Petrified National Forest, located nearby Holbrook in the Northeastern portion of Arizona, is named as so for its’ large quantities of petrified wood. Since moving to Northern Arizona, ...

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Where Four States Meet: Four Corners Monument

Where Four States Meet: Four Corners Monument

An interesting & offbeat roadside attraction to visit if you find yourself driving through Southwestern Colorado, Northwestern New Mexico, Southeastern Utah, or Northeastern Arizona is Four ...

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Montezuma Castle: A 900+ Year Old Ancient Apartment Building

Montezuma Castle: A 900+ Year Old Ancient Apartment Building

The great thing about visiting Arizona is that there are so many odd attractions which you can’t see anywhere else. Since moving to the Flagstaff region, I have spent nearly every weekend ...

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Exploring the Beautiful Lava Flow Trail at Sunset Crater National Monument

Exploring the Beautiful Lava Flow Trail at Sunset Crater National Monument

Sunset Crater, the youngest cinder cone of more than 600 in the San Francisco Volcanic Field, is a must-see attraction located about 15 miles north of Flagstaff. It is one of several natural wonders ...

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Attraction of the Week: Mather Point at the Grand Canyon’s South Rim

Attraction of the Week: Mather Point at the Grand Canyon’s South Rim

The Grand Canyon’s gorgeous South Rim is a must-see for anyone traveling to or through beautiful Northern Arizona. Fortunately, Mike and I have been able to take several trips here since ...

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Attraction of the Week: Pluto-Palooza at the Lowell Observatory

Attraction of the Week: Pluto-Palooza at the Lowell Observatory

The Lowell Observatory, located just 1 mile from downtown Flagstaff, Arizona atop a mesa known as Mars Hill, is most famous for being the site of the discovery of Pluto. This spac was founded in ...

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Attraction of the Week: Trees of Mystery in Northern California

Attraction of the Week: Trees of Mystery in Northern California

Trees of Mystery is a touristy, yet very entertaining and worthwhile roadside attraction which gives you the opportunity to learn more about the beautiful coast redwood trees. Before visiting, I ...

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Exploring the Beautiful South Rim of the Grand Canyon

Exploring the Beautiful South Rim of the Grand Canyon

Living in Northern Arizona for several years, I had the unique opportunity to visit the Grand Canyon several times. As one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, I believe at least a quick stop ...

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All Aboard The Grand Canyon Railway

All Aboard The Grand Canyon Railway

The Grand Canyon Railway is a fun & stress-free mode of transportation to the magnificent South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Although there are 2 rims, the South is open all year and home to more ...

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