Pipe Spring National Monument Fredonia 928-643-7105, nps.gov/pisp Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument Flagstaff 928-526-0502, nps.gov/sucr Vermilion Cliffs National Monument St. George, Utah 435-688-3200, blm.gov/arizona Dixie’s Lower Antelope Canyon Tours Page 928-640-1761, antelopelowercanyon.com See ad on page 11 Ken’s Tours Lower Antelope Canyon Page 928-645-6997, lowerantelope.com Enjoy a favorite gathering place for photographers, tourists, and visitors from around the world. STATE PARKS, GAME & FISH Arizona Game and Fish Department Phoenix 602-942-3000, azgfd.gov Arizona State Parks & Trails Phoenix 602-542-4174, azstateparks.com See ad on page 86 Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area Show Low 928-537-3680, azstateparks.com/fool-hollow Homolovi State Park Winslow 928-289-4106, azstateparks.com/homolovi Lyman Lake State Park St. Johns 928-337-4441, azstateparks.com/lyman-lake Riordan Mansion State Historic Park Flagstaff 928-779-4395, azstateparks.com/riordan-mansion ARIZONA’S WEST COAST AMERICAN INDIAN TRIBES 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 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. Colorado River Indian Tribes (CRIT) Parker 928-669-8970, critmuseum.com, fb: crit museum & gift shop Home to four distinct tribes, the indigenous Mohave, Chemehuevi, Hopi and Navajo. The community offers a wide variety of cultural TOUR OPERATOR Canyon Country Grand Canyon Tours Flagstaff 928-707-1926, canyoncountrytours.net attractions including the Blythe Intaglios, a World War II Japanese Internment Camp Memorial-Poston Monument. Landmarks that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places: a 100-year Old Presbyterian Church, Old La Paz and the Poston Elementary School. Visit the new museum expansion that features the largest Chemehuevi basket collection, Mohave pottery in various forms including effigies and the CRIT historical timeline starting with an Ancestral exhibit. Top off your visit by visiting the gift shop where you’ll find Native American and Tribal member-made accessories, instruments and Tribal regalia, in addition to craft supplies. Dry goods of tepary beans and roasted corn are also on sale. 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 one million acres of Hualapai ancestral lands. The modern northern boundary of the reservation is along the Grand Canyon and the Colorado River. Grand Canyon Resort Corporation is owned and operated by the Hualapai Tribe. The Hualapai Tribe operates Grand Canyon West, home of the Skywalk, and Hualapai River Runners which offers one-and two-day whitewater rafting expeditions on the Colorado River. ARIZONA OFFICIAL VISITOR CENTERS Kingman Visitor Center Kingman 928-753-6106, explorekingman.com Lake Havasu City Visitor Center Lake Havasu City 928-855-5655, golakehavasu.com/visitors-center Mineshaft Marketplace Visitor Center Chloride 928-565-4888, facebook.com/mineshaftmarket Sanguinetti House Museum & Gardens Visitor Center Yuma 928-782-1841, azhs.org/yuma Yuma Visitor Center Yuma 928-783-0071, visityuma.com See ad on page 22 73