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Pirates of Penzance
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05.26
Hana’s Sunday Twilight Milonga
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05.27
8th Annual Concho Memorial Day Parade and Picnic
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New "B&B Plus Package" for $249.00 per night
Experience a historic 300-year-old property and innovative Southwest cuisine with a special package that includes dinner, overnight accommodations, a ranch tour and breakfast for just $249.00 per room
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Northern Arizona Highlights: Prescott, Grand Canyon, Sedona
Blessed with an ideal climate and supreme natural beauty, Northern Arizona is an ideal hiking destination for spring and fall trips. Meet: Prescott Visit: Prescott, Grand Canyon, Sedona Length: 7
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Bicycling
Diverse terrain and fantastic weather make Arizona biking trips a great way to see the state. Whether you’re an avid mountain biking fan or prefer the hills.
Across the entire state, Arizona’s wide-open spaces and amazing landscapes offer invigorating, scenic routes that are sure to please the biker in you – whether you’re a novice rider or an expert on the saddle.
Mountain Biking in Arizona
Arizona mountain biking offers some of the most challenging and beautiful terrain in the country, with routes ranging from steep downhill runs to rugged trips across rocky desert hills.
Don’t miss Mount Humphrey near Flagstaff, the state’s highest point, where you’re sure to find a challenge during the warm summer months. In the winter, the Phoenix area offers a variety of options – like South Mountain, right in the city.
Road Biking in Arizona
With dozens of scenic roads and historic byways, road biking in Arizona can be a leisurely – though invigorating – way to see the state. Coasting through rolling hills and along river valleys, you can take the time to really soak up view – and the sunshine – from a road bike.
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Set adjacent to Tempe's Mill Avenue District, Arizona State University and the 2,000 acre Papago Park, Tempe Town Lake embodies a unique vision for the future of the Valley. Town Lake is a regional and national destination, welcoming millions each year
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Engulfed by the Tonto National Forest, Lost Dutchman State Park is a sanctuary filled with nature, trails for hiking and biking, 70 campsites and wide-open skies, making it the perfect place to relax and star gaze.



