=Pets allowed =Electric vehicle charging station on-site =Official Visitor Center by the Museum and Cultural Center to view historic artifacts and cultural displays. Other attractions include Cocopah Casino, Cocopah Resort & Conference Center, Cocopah Rio Colorado Golf Course, Cocopah RV & Golf Resort, Cocopah Speedway and Wild River Family Entertainment Center. Fort Mojave Indian Tribe Needles, California 760-629-4591, mojaveindiantribe.com Located on the border of Arizona, Nevada and California, this tribe is known for its beautiful lands, beadwork and basketry. Fort Yuma-Quechan Tribe Yuma 760-572-0213, quechantribe.com Bordering Arizona, California and Mexico, these tribal lands include the picturesque Sunrise Point Park and the Yuma East Wetlands, both along the Colorado River. Purchase beautiful beadwork and other crafts by tribal members. Explore the tribe’s history at the Fort Yuma-Quechan Museum, the Senior Center Gift Shop and the Cultural Center at Quechan Casino Resort. Hualapai Tribe Peach Springs 928-769-2636, grandcanyonwest.com The Hualapai Tribe is located on 1 million acres of Hualapai ancestral lands. The modern northern boundary of the reservation is along the Grand Canyon and the Colorado River. Grand NATIONAL FORESTS Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests Springerville Petrified Forest National Park Holbrook TOUR OPERATOR Pink Jeep Tours Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park 800-999-2137, pinkadventuretours.com Ride in a custom Jeep Wrangler as an adventure guide shows you the best overlooks at the South Rim. 928-524-6228, nps.gov/pefo Pipe Spring National Monument Fredonia 928-333-4301, fs.usda.gov/asnf 928-527-3600, fs.usda.gov/coconino 928-635-8200, fs.usda.gov/kaibab Coconino National Forest Flagstaff 928-526-0502, nps.gov/sucr Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument Flagstaff Kaibab National Forest Williams 928-526-0502, nps.gov/sucr Vermilion Cliffs National Monument St. George, Utah ARIZONA’S WEST COAST AMERICAN INDIAN TRIBES Colorado River Indian Tribes (CRIT) Parker 928-669-8970, crit-nsn.gov Home to four distinct tribes—Mohave, Chemehuevi, Hopi and Navajo—this community offers a wide variety of cultural attractions,including the Blythe Intaglios; the largest collection of Chemehuevi baskets; Mohave effigy; bowls, pottery and a gift shop at the CRIT Museum; the Poston Monument, a World War II Japanese internment camp memorial; and three landmarks on the National Register of Historic Places: 100-year Old Presbyterian Church, Old La Paz and Poston Elementary School. Cocopah Indian Tribe Somerton 928-627-2102, 928-627-1992, cocopah.com Visitors enjoy golfing, gaming, shopping, learning about the tribe’s culture and traditions, and taking in the great scenic beauty of the region. Stop PUBLIC LANDS Arizona State Land Department Phoenix 435-688-3200, blm.gov/arizona STATE PARKS, GAME & FISH Arizona Game and Fish Department Phoenix 602-542-4631, land.az.gov Canyon de Chelly National Chinle 928-674-5500, nps.gov/cach Coconino County Parks and Recreation Page 602-942-3000, azgfd.gov Arizona State Parks Phoenix 602-542-4174, azstateparks.com Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area Show Low 928-608-6200, nps.gov/glca Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canyon 928-638-7888, nps.gov/grca Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site Ganado 928-537-3680, azstateparks.com/fool-hollow Homolovi State Park Winslow 928-755-3475, nps.gov/hutr 928-524-4000, navajocountyaz.gov 928-289-4106, azstateparks.com/homolovi Navajo County Parks and Recreation Department Holbrook Lyman Lake State Park St. Johns 928-337-4441, azstateparks.com/lyman-lake Riordan Mansion State Historic Park Flagstaff Navajo National Monument Shonto 928-672-2700, nps.gov/nava 928-779-4395, azstateparks.com/riordan-mansion STAY. DINE. SHOP. DO. Experience the epicenter of the Grand Canyon’s human history. Home to classic lodges, fine and casual dining, unique shop-ping, trailheads, a historic train station, and tours – including the world-famous mules. You’re not just close. You’re there. www.grandcanyonlodges.com 1-888-29-PARKS 74 VISITARIZONA.COM
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