Posts in Category: Unique and Unusual

Where Classic Vegas Signs Go to Die: The Neon Graveyard

After visiting Vegas many times and seeing all the top shows, I wanted to check out the more eclectic side of the city, far off The Strip. I love checking out oddball attractions all over the ...

Attraction of the Week: Saguaro National Park

Saguaro National Park, named as so after the amazing plant found exclusively in the Sonoran Desert, is one of the country’s most unique national treasures. It’s one of my favorite places ...

12 Stunning Sedona Hikes with Spectacular Views

It’s no secret that Sedona is home to some of the most jaw dropping scenery in the country. Known as Red Rock Country for the colorful red rock formations that dominate the landscape, this ...

Attraction of the Week: Wupatki National Monument

Navajo Nation, which comprises the Northeastern portion of Arizona, Southeastern Utah, and Northwestern New Mexico, is the largest Native American reservation in the country. As the area covers a ...

The Chapel of the Holy Cross: Vortex & Views in Sedona

While I have had a great time exploring all the fabulous red rock trails in Sedona, there are a lot of scenic activities where you don’t have to work up a monster sweat. With the beautiful ...

15 Fun Facts About Northern Arizona You Probably Didn’t Know

Northern Arizona is a unique area of the country which offers a drastically different climate, geography, and culture than that found in the Southern portion of the state. Although the area is most ...

Attraction of the Week: The Pinball Hall of Fame in Vegas

I love checking out quirky and retro places all over the country. My list of unique attractions keeps getting bigger the more places I travel and live. Vegas is no exception and after one too many ...

Halloween in Jerome: The Largest Ghost Town in America

Since Mike and I moved to Flagstaff, we have had a great time exploring all the historical ghost towns throughout the state. We are both into the history and paranormal, so it’s been ...

“Get Your Kicks on Route 66” in Williams, Arizona

The original “Mother Road,” as Route 66 was referred to by John Steinbeck in the classic Grapes of Wrath novel, was once a narrow 2 lane road, spanning from Chicago all the way to the ...

Attraction of the Week: Standin’ on the Corner Park in Winslow, Arizona

Since moving to Flagstaff, Mike and I have been checking out a lot of oddball attractions. We love exploring quirky roadside type attractions. We drive around a lot (sometimes hours on the ...