ARIZONA’S WEST COAST Cocopah Indian Tribe, Colorado River Indian Tribes, Fort Mojave Indian Tribe, Fort Yuma-Quechan Tribe, Fredonia, Grand Canyon West, Havasupai Tribe, Hualapai Tribe, Lake Havasu City, Kingman, Oatman, Peach Springs, Topock, Yuma Lake Havasu Be sure to pack your swimsuit when you visit the western edge of Arizona, where the Colorado River and glittering waters of lakes and reservoirs combine to create the perfect climate for fun in the sun. As you trace the Colorado River’s path from the Glen Canyon Dam to Mexico, you’ll fall in love with close-knit communities filled with museums and attractions, natural wonders and wildlife habitats — and, of course, countless places to enjoy boating, swimming and water sports of all types. AREA HIGHLIGHTS POWERHOUSE VISITOR CENTER, KINGMAN 72 VISITARIZONA.COM ARIZONA STATE PARKS AND TRAILS Originally the Desert Power & Water Co. Electric Power Plant, today this center is a hub for the history and culture of the Mother Road, housing the Arizona Route 66 Museum, Route 66 Electric Vehicle Museum and the Carlos Elmer Gallery, which displays scenic highway photography. COLORADO RIVER INDIAN TRIBES (CRIT) MUSEUM AND GIFT SHOP, PARKER COLORADO RIVER Glimpse into the lives, history and culture of local tribes — including Mohave, Chemehuevi, Hopi and Navajo — through exhibits, cultural artifacts and historical photographs housed at this museum. Winding along the borders of Arizona, California and Nevada, this iconic waterway is ideal for a guided whitewater rafting trip, cruising along in a jet boat or just paddling through the canyons in a kayak. Rent a boat at one of the marinas or bring your own to dock at one of the lively riverfront bars and eateries. YUMA TERRITORIAL PRISON STATE HISTORIC PARK, YUMA Once holding an array of law breakers — including notorious stagecoach robber Pearl Hart — this historic prison dates back to the Gold Rush era. See the original cell blocks, guard tower and entrance gate, and be sure to view the video presentation and authentic artifacts at the museum.
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