NORTHERN ARIZONA Flagstaff, Ganado, Grand Canyon Village, Hopi Tribe, Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians, Monument Valley, Navajo Nation, Page, Pinetop-Lakeside, Pueblo of Zuni, San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe, Tuba City, Williams, Window Rock, Winslow Antelope Valley Canyon, Page area With its otherworldly geology, dramatically hued tribal lands and concentration of national parks and monuments, Northern Arizona is a playground for road-trippers and outdoor adventurers alike. Ski through powdery snow. Hike up, up, up to Arizona’s highest peak or down, down, down into the world’s grandest canyon. Time travel to prehistoric civilizations or peer into the vast universe in hopes of making a new astral discovery. Past, present, future — the possibilities are endless in this diverse region. AREA HIGHLIGHTS ANTELOPE CANYON & VICINITY TOURS, PAGE AREA GRAND CANYON 60 VISITARIZONA.COM ANTELOPE VALLEY CANYON Marvel at curvy sandstone walls when you explore the Navajo Nation’s majestic canyons, such as Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon, Canyon X, Mystical Antelope Canyon or Ligai Si’ Anii Canyon. Numerous tour operators in the Page area offer guided experiences. Experience nature at its most awesome with a visit to Grand Canyon National Park. Get your camera ready for breathtaking views from the many scenic overlooks that dot the 277-mile-long canyon carved by the Colorado River. For a truly thrilling adventure, take a multiday whitewater rafting trip through the canyon. RIORDAN MANSION STATE HISTORIC PARK, FLAGSTAFF At this state park, take a guided tour of an architectural treasure: the 1904 duplex-style Riordan Mansion, one of the best examples of American Arts and Crafts architecture open to the public today. The 40-room mansion is outfitted in original furnishings by Edison, Stickley, Ellis and Steinway.
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