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ABBREVIATIONSACT Australian Capital TerritoryNSW New South WalesNT Northern TerritoryQld QueenslandSA South AustraliaTas TasmaniaVic VictoriaWA Western Australia

AAbbey, Edward 44, 45, 50, 196, 231accommodations 303-6

camping 304-5activities 16, 72-9, 306, see also

individual activitiesAdams, Ansel 242air travel 316-19, 321aircraft museums 103, 177, 242-3Ajo 258-9Ajo Mountain Drive 258aliens 28, 223Alpine 228Americana, see kitsch amusement parks

Old Tucson Studios 250Pioneer Arizona Living Country

Village 103Rawhide 103

Ancestral Puebloans history 37-9, 55 sites 165, 184, 206, 208, 210

animals, see ranches, wildlife Antelope Canyon 206antiques 102, 110, 119, 297, 300Apache Junction 232Apache Lake 233Apache people 39, 42, 54, 236, 281-3Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest 223Apache Trail 31, 232-3Apache Wars 282aquariums 103, 241archaeological ruins 123, 206, 227,

231-2, 254archaeology museums 242architecture 51-3, 89, 105, see also

Colter, Mary, historic buildings, Lloyd Wright, Frank

Arcosanti 105Arivaca 263Arizona State Capitol 86Arizona State Fair 91Arizona State Museum 242Arizona Strip 35, 194-5Arizona Trail 74, 177, 193Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum 249art museums & galleries

Benson area 269Jerome 118Phoenix area 85-6, 88, 89, 92

Prescott 111Tucson 238, 239, 242Yuma 286

arts 49-53dance 53festivals & events 20, 21Native American 49, 52, 57-8, 203,

213, 215, 261, 312astronomy

museums 242observatories 132, 229-30, 257,

260-1planetariums 89star parties 190

ATMs 311

BBaboquivari Peak 256Barrio Histórico District 239baseball 20, 48, 101, 278basketball 48, 101Batavi 215Bear Canyon 252Bearizona 141bees 79Benedictine monastery 270Benson 268-71Best in the Desert Parker 425 290bicycle travel, see cycling Bill Williams National Wildlife Refuge

290Biosphere 2 251Bird Cage Theater 275birds 17, 67-8, 78

books 68California condors 196central Arizona 108, 118, 133eastern Arizona 230festivals & events 20Roadside Rest Area 267southern Arizona 260, 262, 266,

267, 270, 271, 278western Arizona 287, 295

Bisbee 21, 276-81, 277, 6Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum 276Bisbee Museum of the Bizarre 278Black Hills Rockhound Area 230boating 76, 198, 266, 292, see also

kayaking, raftingBonita Canyon Scenic Drive 281

books, see also literaturebirds 68environment 64, 65, 66, 67, 70history 37, 40Native Americans 54, 55, 57plants 69, 78

Boothill Graveyard 274Border Patrol 259, 263, 272Boyce Thompson Arboretum State

Park 232Boynton Canyon 124breweries 27, 61Bright Angel Lodge 151, 171Bright Angel Trail 158-9, 162-5,

159, 164Buddhist sites 123Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge

262Bullhead City 293-5, 294Burton Barr Central Library 84bus travel 319-20, 321-2bushwalking, see hiking business hours 62, 306-7

CCabeza Prieta National Wildlife

Refuge 259cacti 68, 69, 249-50, 258Cactus Forest Scenic Loop Drive 250Cactus League 48, 101California condors 196Cameron 204Camp Verde 105Canyon de Chelly National Monument

209-12Canyon del Muerto 210Canyon Lake 233canyoneering 75canyons, see also Grand Canyon

National ParkAntelope Canyon 206Bear Canyon 252Bonita Canyon 281Boynton Canyon 124Canyon de Chelly 209-12Canyon del Muerto 210Coal Mine Canyon 205Gila Box 230Glen Canyon 197Havasu Canyon 178-80

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canyons continuedHermit Canyon 161Jack’s Canyon 219Madera Canyon 260Marble Canyon 194-5Oak Creek Canyon 32-4, 129-30Palm Canyon 288Ramsey Canyon 271Sabino Canyon 251-2Salt River Canyon 232Tonto Natural Bridge 222Walnut Canyon 133

car festivals & events 290, 297car travel 15, 29-36, 320, 322-5, see

also scenic drivesPhoenix area 102rental 323road rules 324-5

Casa Grande Ruins National Monument 254

Casa Malpais Archaeological Park 227Castle Dome Mines Museum 289Catalina State Park 252Cathedral Rock 122cathedrals, see churches caves 268-9, 272, 296cemeteries 151, 274Chapel of the Holy Cross 123children, travel with 307, see also zoos

amusement parks 103, 250aquariums 103, 241 Discovery Park 229Grand Canyon 170-1historic towns 103, 105, 233, 274-5itineraries 28legal matters 324museums 84, 86, 90, 101-2,

241, 254Mystery Castle 87observatories 132, 229-30, 257,

260-1Phoenix 91planetariums 89Splash Playground 90Tucson 243Yuma 286

Chinle 210Chinle Wash 214Chiricahua Mountains 281-3Chiricahua National Monument 281-3Chloride 21, 299-300

churches 123, 239, 250-1, 262Cibola National Wildlife Refuge 289cinemas 86, 248, 296, see also film & TVClarkdale 120Clifton 229climate 14, 307

Grand Canyon National Park 145, 182

southern Arizona 281Coal Mine Canyon 205Cochise Stronghold 282-3Cocopah people 286code talkers 42, 43, 56, 205colleges, see universities Colorado River

Grand Canyon region 153, 156, 167-8, 179, 185, 189

western Arizona 284-302Colorado River Indian Reservation 290Colter, Mary 149, 151, 154, 156,

171, 219consulates 309-10Coolidge 254Copper Queen Hotel 280Copper Queen Library 277Coronado Cave 272Coronado National Forest 260Coronado National Memorial 271-2Coronado Trail 35-6, 228-9costs 14, 62, 308, see also inside front

coverCottonwood 118-20cowboy poetry 50cowboys & cowgirls, see Old West,

ranches, rodeos Coyote Butte North (The Wave) 195credit cards 311culture 46-53, 103cycling 74, 321, see also mountain

biking

Ddams

Davis Dam 293Glen Canyon Dam 197-8Hoover Dam 300-1Parker Dam 290Theodore Roosevelt Dam 45, 233

dance 53Day of the Dead 21de Anza, Juan Bautistsa 261Dead Horse Ranch State Park 118deserts 65-6, 284-302

books 70Painted Desert 222

Devil’s Road 288Devine, Andy 297Diamond Creek 181dinosaurs 29, 90, 177, 197, 205, 241disabilities, travelers with 313-14discounts 14, 308Discovery Park 229doll & toy museums 84, 86, 101-2, 254Douglas 281Dragoon Mountains 269-70, 275drinks 18, 61, see also breweries,

wineriesdriver’s license 323driving, see car travel, scenic drives

EEagar 227-8Earp, Wyatt 43, 44economy 47El Camino del Diablo 288El Presidio Park 239El Tiradito 239El Tovar Hotel 149-51, 172Elkhorn Dude Ranch 257embassies 309-10emergencies, see inside front coverenvironment 64-71

books 64, 65, 66, 67, 70environmental issues 70-1, 77

etiquettefood 63Native Americans 49, 59tipping 311

events, see festivals & eventsexchange rates, see inside front cover

FFairbank 267farms, see ranches, wineries festivals & events, see also rodeos

arts 20, 21baseball 20birds 20Bisbee 278cars 290, 297Day of the Dead 21food 90, 262football 20Grand Canyon National Park 21jewelry 20lesbian & gay travelers 278music 20, 21, 125, 223, 243, 278Native Americans 20-1, 91, 203,

215, 256Phoenix area 90

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Prescott 111Quartzsite 289Route 66 20Sedona 21, 125Sonoita 267spring break 20Tubac 262Tucson 20, 243Yuma 286

film & TV 51, 3043:10 to Yuma 285Fire in the Sky 223Ford, John 32, 42, 209, 297Gable, Clark 295, 297Gammons Gulch 270Oklahoma 266Old Tucson Studios 250Red River 266She Wore a Yellow Ribbon 209Stagecoach 42, 297

firefighting museums 87fishing 77

eastern Arizona 228, 231Grand Canyon region 169, 194permits 77, 169southern Arizona 266western Arizona 301

Flagstaff 21, 130-40, 131, 7accommodations 134-7attractions 132-4bars & clubs 138-9food 137-8parks & gardens 133shopping 139travel to & around 139-40

Flandrau Science Center & Mineral Museum 242

Florence 254-6food 17, 60-3, 308

etiquette 63festivals & events 90, 262hot dogs 247markets 94, 95, 105, 206Native Americans 61shopping 95

football 20, 48, 101Ford, John 32, 42, 209, 297forests, see national & state parksForever Home Donkey Rescue 269Fort Apache 226Fort Bowie National Historic Site 282Fort Verde State Historic Park 105Four Corners Navajo Tribal Park 209, 212Fox Theatre 239Fredonia 195

GGable, Clark 295, 297Gammons Gulch 270Ganado & Hubbell Trading Post 212gardens, see parks & gardens gay travelers 278, 308-15geology 64-7ghosts 28, 115, 117, 278ghost towns 116, 233, 263, 267,

289, 299Gila Box Riparian National

Conservation Area 230Gila River 41, 229-31Glen Canyon 197Glen Canyon Dam 197-8Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

195-200, 197Globe 231-2golf 77Goulding’s Museum & Trading Post 209Grand Canyon Caverns 296Grand Canyon Lodge 191Grand Canyon National Park 13, 66-7,

144-200, 146, 153, 155, 159, 161, 184, 5accommodations 169-72, 190-1attractions 149-52bars 173Bright Angel Trail 158-9, 162-5,

159, 164camping 170-1children, travel with 170-1climate 145, 182festivals & events 21food 172-3, 191-2geography 145-7, 182-3Grandview Trail 160Greenway trails 166Hermit Canyon 161hiking 156-66, 169, 171, 177,

178-9, 185, 186-90Hopi Point 153horseback riding 178itineraries 23Mather Point 154mountain biking 166, 177, 190mule rides 166-7North Kaibab Trail 165, 188-9, 188North Rim 182-92permits 163, 168, 169petroglyphs & pictographs 158,

185, 196 planning 175rafting 167-8ranger programs 169, 190

Rim Trail 156-8safety 171scenic drives 152-6, 183-5skiing 169, 178, 190Skywalk 181South Kaibab Trail 160, 164-5, 160South Rim 145-75, 148star parties 190tourist centers 149tours 165, 169travel to/from 140, 175, 192travel within 174, 192waterfalls 189, 190Yavapai Point 151

Grand Canyon Railway 141Grand Canyon Village 145, 147, 172-3,

176, 150Grand Canyon West 181-2Granite Mountain Wilderness 111Green Valley 260-1Greenland Lake 184Greenway trails 166Greer 226-7Grey, Zane 222Grottoes 282Gu-Achi Trading Post 257

HHackberry 296Hannagan Meadow Recreation Area

228Hano 214Hassayampa River Preserve 108Havasu Canyon 178-80Havasu Falls 179Havasu National Wildlife Refuge 295Havasupai people 54-5, 159, 178-80Havasupai Reservation 178-80health 326-8

insurance 326medical services 326safety 327-8

Heard Museum of Native Cultures & Art 84-5

Helldorado Town 275Hermit Canyon 161hiking 72-3, 74

Bright Angel Trail 158-9, 162-5, 159, 164

Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge 259

Canyon de Chelly 210-11Chiricahua Mountains 282Coronado National Forest 260Coronado Trail 228

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hiking continuedFlagstaff area 134Glen Canyon National Recreation

Area 198Grand Canyon National Park

156-66, 169, 171, 177, 178-9, 185, 186-90

Grandview Trail 160Havasupai Reservation 178-9Hualapai Mountain Park 297Juan Bautista de Anza National

Historic Trail 261Lake Mead 301Navajo Reservation 208, 214North Kaibab Trail 165, 188-9, 188Organ Pipe Cactus National

Monument 258 Patagonia Lake State Park 266permits 72, 74, 163, 195, 198,

214, 256Pinetop-Lakeside 225Prescott National Forest 111safety 157, 327Sedona 123-4Sipe White MountainWildlife Area 227South Kaibab Trail 160, 164-5, 160Thumb Butte Loop Trail 111Tonto National Monument 234Tucson area 250, 252White Mountain Apache Indian

Reservation 225-6Yuma area 286, 287

Hispanic culture 48historic buildings 239, 241, 259, 297historic parks

Fort Bowie National Historic Site 282Fort Verde State Historic Park 105Jerome State Historic Park 116Riordan Mansion State Historic

Park 133Tombstone Courthouse State

Historic Park 274Tubac Presidio State Historic

Park 262Tumacácori National Historic Park

261-2Yuma Quartermaster Depot State

Park 286Yuma Territorial Prison State

Historic Park 285-6

historic towns 103, 105, 233, 274-5history 12, 37-45

Bisbee 279books 37, 40Civil War 41, 256de Anza, Juan Bautistsa 261mining 279, 295Native Americans 38-43, 236, 282Old West 43, 44, 272Phoenix 81Spanish settlement 40-1, 236Tombstone 273-4Vásquez de Coronado, Francisco 271WWI 279

hitchhiking 312, 325hockey 101Hohokam people 38, 87, 88, 103, 254Holbrook 220-1holidays 308-9Hoover Dam 300-1Hopi House 151Hopi people 38, 55, 151, 201-16Hopi Point 153Hopi Reservation 213-16, 202horseback riding 77-8

Canyon de Chelly 211central Arizona 124eastern Arizona 225, 226, 227Grand Canyon National Park 178Tucson area 250

hot springs 230, 270, 301Hotevila 215Hualapai Mountain Park 297Hualapai people 55, 180-2, 296Hualapai Reservation 180-2, 296Humphreys Peak 134

Iimmigration 12, 45insurance 265, 309

car 323-4health 326

internet access 310internet resources 19itineraries 22-8, 29-36

aliens 28breweries 27children, travel with 28ghosts 28Grand Canyon National Park 23national & state parks 25, 27Old West 26Phoenix 84Route 66 29-30scenic drives 30-6, 33

Tucson 238wineries 27

JJack’s Canyon 219Jerome 114-18, 115jewelry 20, 58John Wesley Powell Museum 197Juan Bautista de Anza National

Historic Trail 261

Kkachina dolls 85, 215, 216, 8Kaibab National Forest 177-8, 192-4Kartchner Caverns State Park 268-9kayaking 75, 76, 198, 230, 292Kayenta 207Keenan, Maynard James 114, 119Kingman 296-9, 298Kingsolver, Barbara 50Kino, Padre Eusebio Francisco 236kitsch 29

Bird Cage Theater 275Bisbee Museum of the Bizarre 278Mystery Castle 87Rawhide Western Town &

Steakhouse 103Snow Cap Drive-In 296The Thing 269Wigwam Motel 221

Kitt Peak National Observatory 257Kofa National Wildlife Refuge 287-9Kolb brothers 151, 152Kykotsmovi 215

LLake Havasu 20, 290-3Lake Havasu City 290-3, 291Lake Mead National Recreation Area

300-2Lake Powell 195-200, 197lakes

Apache Lake 233Canyon Lake 233Greenland Lake 184Lake Havasu 20, 290-3Lake Mead 300-2Lake Powell 195-200, 197Lynx Lake 111Patagonia Lake 266San Carlos Lake 231Tempe Town Lake 90Theodore Roosevelt Lake 45, 233Watson Lake 111

language 48-9

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Latin-American culture 48, 85Laughlin 293-5laundries 304Lees Ferry 34, 194-5legal matters 259, 310, 324-5lesbian travelers 278, 308-15libraries 84, 88, 277literature 50-3, see also booksLloyd Wright, Frank 52, 89London Bridge 291Lorenzo Hubbell Trading Post 219Lost Dutchman Mine 233Lost Dutchman State Park 233Lowell Observatory 132Lynx Lake 111

MMadera Canyon Recreation Area 260Man in the Maze 257maps 310Marble Canyon 194-5mariachi 51markets, see also shopping

food 94, 95, 105, 206Native American 85, 91, 129,

206, 214Spanish 85

Mather Point 154McCain, John 45measures & weights, 304, see also

inside front covermedical services 326Meet Rack 248Mesa 90Meteor Crater 218-19Mexico 263-5, 286

safety 265US border 259, 264, 265, 319

Mica Mountain 250microbreweries, see breweries Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman–

Memorial Bridge 301mines

central Arizona 108eastern Arizona 228Grand Canyon region 153Lost Dutchman Mine 233Queen Mine 277southern Arizona 259, 260tours 260western Arizona 295

mining history 279, 295, see also Old West

mining museums 115, 242, 260, 276, 289

Mishongnovi 215missile museums 260Mission San Xavier del Bac 250-1Moenkopi 204-6Mogollon people 38Mogollon Rim 222-9Mohave people 297money 14, 62, 308, 310-11, see also

inside front coverMontezuma Castle National

Monument 107Montezuma Pass 271Montezuma Well 107monuments, see national monumentsMonument Valley Navajo Tribal Park

31-2, 207-9, 211, 6Morenci Copper Mine 228Mormons 35, 49, 194motorcycle travel 320, 322-5mountain biking 74, see also cycling

eastern Arizona 225Flagstaff area 134Glen Canyon National Recreation

Area 198Grand Canyon National Park 166,

177, 190Sedona 123-4

mountains 65, 66, 69‘A’ Mountain (Phoenix) 90‘A’ Mountain (Tucson) 236Baboquivari Peak 256Black Mountains 29, 295Bradshaw Mountains 110Cerbat Mountains 300Chiricahua Mountains 281-2Chocolate Mountains 287Chuska Mountains 202, 214Dragoon Mountains 269-70, 275Escudilla Mountain 36, 228Estrella Mountain 91Gila Mountains 230Granite Mountain Wilderness 111 Huachuca Mountains 271Hualapai Mountain 297Humphreys Peak 134Juniper Mountains 295Kitt Peak 257Kofa Mountains 289McDowell Mountain 91Mica Mountain 250Mingus Mountain 31Mt Elden 134Mt Lemmon 252Mt Wrightson 260Mule Mountains 277

Patagonia Mountains 34, 265-8Phoenix Mountain 91Picacho Peak 254, 256Pinaleno Mountains 230Red Rock Mountains 124Rincon Mountain District 250San Luis Mountains 263Santa Catalina Mountains 251-2Santa Rita Mountains 260, 265-8Superstition Mountains 31, 233Tucson Mountain District 250Turtle Mountains 230Weaver Mountains 30Whetstone Mountains 269Whipple Mountains 290White Mountains 40, 225-7

mule rides 166-7, 179-80, 190museums, see also art museums &

galleriesaircraft 103, 177, 242-3archaeology 242astronomy 242children’s 86, 90, 241dolls & toys 84, 86, 101-2, 254firefighting 87history 86, 88, 90, 110, 118, 133,

197, 209, 219, 220, 222, 231, 242, 264, 276

John Wesley Powell Museum 197kitsch 278mining 115, 242, 260, 276, 289missiles 260music 87Native Americans 84-5, 111, 132,

155, 205, 213, 215, 226, 242, 269, 286, 290, 297

Old West 107Route 66 297science & nature 86, 242, 249,

251music 51

festivals & events 20, 21, 125, 223, 243, 278

mariachi 51museums 87shopping 102

Mystery Castle 87

NNampeyo 215national & state parks 65, 69-70, see

also Grand Canyon National Park, parks & gardensApache-Sitgreaves National

Forest 223

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national & state parks continuedBoyce Thompson Arboretum State

Park 232Buckskin Mountain State Park 290Catalina State Park 252Cattail Cove State Park 290Coronado National Forest 260Dead Horse Ranch State Park 118Four Corners Navajo Tribal Park

209, 212Gila Box Riparian National

Conservation Area 230Glen Canyon National Recreation

Area 195-200, 197Granite Mountain Wilderness 111Hannagan Meadow Recreation

Area 228Hassayampa River Preserve 108Homolovi Ruins State Park 219Hualapai Mountain Park 297itineraries 25, 27Kaibab National Forest 177-8, 192-4Kartchner Caverns State Park 268-9Lake Mead National Recreation

Area 300-2Little Painted Desert County Park 219Lost Dutchman State Park 233Lyman Lake State Park 228Madera Canyon Recreation Area 260Monument Valley Navajo Tribal

Park 207-9, 211, 6Organ Pipe Cactus National

Monument 258Packsaddle Recreation Area 300Patagonia Lake State Park 266Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Preserve

266Petrified Forest National Park 221-2Picacho Peak State Park 254, 256Prescott National Forest 111Ramsey Canyon Preserve 271Red Rock State Park 122Saguaro National Park 249-50San Pedro Riparian National

Conservation Area 272-3Sipe White Mountain Wildlife

Area 227Slide Rock State Park 129Tonto National Forest 223Tonto Natural Bridge State Park 222Windy Point Recreation Area 300

Yuma Quartermaster Depot State Park 286

national monumentsCanyon de Chelly National

Monument 209-12Casa Grande Ruins National

Monument 254Chiricahua National Monument

281-3Montezuma Castle National

Monument 107Navajo National Monument 206-7Organ Pipe Cactus National

Monument 258Pipe Spring National Monument 194Rainbow Bridge National

Monument 198Sunset Crater Volcano National

Monument 140Tonto National Monument 234Tuzigoot National Monument 120Walnut Canyon National

Monument 133Wupatki National Monument 140

Native Americans 12, 16, 47, 48, 54-9, 88Ancestral Puebloans 38, 55, 165,

184, 206, 208, 210Apache 39, 42, 54, 236, 281-3arts & crafts 49, 52, 57-8, 203,

213, 215, 261, 312books 54, 55, 57Cocopah people 286code talkers 42, 43, 56, 205Colorado River Indian

Reservation 290culture 49, 103etiquette 49, 59festivals & events 20-1, 91, 203,

215, 256food 61Four Corners Navajo Tribal Park

209, 212Havasupai people 54-5, 159, 178-80Havasupai Reservation 178-80history 38-43, 236, 282Hohokam people 38, 87, 88, 103, 254Hopi people 38, 55, 151, 201-16Hopi Reservation 213-16, 202Hualapai people 55, 180-2, 296Hualapai Reservation 180-2, 296kachina dolls 85, 215, 216, 8legal status 58Man in the Maze 257markets 85, 91, 129, 206, 214Mogollon people 38

Mohave people 297Monument Valley Navajo Tribal

Park 31-2, 207-9, 211, 6museums 84-5, 111, 132, 155,

205, 213, 215, 226, 242, 269, 286, 290, 297

Nampeyo 215Navajo people 39, 52, 55-6, 57,

198, 201-16Navajo Reservation 198, 202-13,

214, 202Paiute people 56permits 59, 77, 180, 198, 204, 214,

222, 226, 256 petroglyphs & pictographs 158,

185, 196, 207, 214, 215, 219, 221, 222, 227, 250, 289, 301

Salado people 234San Carlos Apache Indian

Reservation 231Sinagua people 39Tohono O’odham people 57, 236,

251, 256-7White Mountain Apache Indian

Reservation 222, 225-6nature reserves, see national & state

parks Navajo National Monument 206-7Navajo people 39, 52, 55-6, 57, 198,

201-16festivals & events 203museums 205

Navajo Reservation 198, 202-13, 214, 202

Navajo Veterans Memorial Park 212New Age culture 124, 261New Mexico 214Newspaper Rock 222newspapers 304Nogales 263-5North Kaibab Trail 165, 188-9, 188Nothing 299

OOak Creek Canyon 32-4, 129-30Oasis Sanctuary 269-70Oatman 21, 295observatories 132, 229-30, 257,

260-1, see also astronomyOK Corral 43, 44, 272, 273-4Old Oraibi 215Old Tucson Studios 250Old West 16, 30, 233, 268-83

festivals & events 20history 43, 44, 272

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Holbrook 220-1itineraries 26Jerome 114-15museums 107Oatman 295Old Tucson Studios 250Pipe Spring National Monument 194Rawhide 103Tombstone 43, 44, 272, 273-6, 273Whiskey Row 110

opening hours 62, 306-7Organ Pipe Cactus National

Monument 258Out of Africa Wildlife Park 105

PPainted Desert 222Paiute people 56Palatki Ruins 123Palm Canyon 288Parker 290Parker Dam 290parks & gardens, see also national &

state parksBisbee 276Flagstaff 133Navajo Veterans Memorial Park

212Phoenix 86, 91Tucson 239, 249Yuma 286

passports 309Patagonia Lake 266Patagonia Lake State Park 266Patagonia Mountains 34, 265-8Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Preserve 266Paton House 267Payson 21, 222-4Peach Springs 180-1, 296permits

Arizona Trail 74cacti 68fishing 77, 169Grand Canyon 163, 168, 169hiking 72, 74, 163, 195, 198,

214, 256Hopi Reservation 214Hualapai Reservation 180Native American reservations

59, 77Navajo Reservation 198, 204rafting 168Sedona 125Tohono O’odham Indian

Reservation 256

the Wave 195White Mountain Apache Indian

Reservation 222, 226Petrified Forest National Park 221-2petroglyphs & pictographs 39

central Arizona 107eastern Arizona 219, 221, 222, 227Grand Canyon region 158, 185, 196Hopi Reservation 214, 215Navajo Reservation 207Phoenix area 87, 91Tucson area 250western Arizona 289, 301

Phantom Ranch 164, 172Phoenix 80-103, 82-3, 85

accommodations 92-3attractions 84-90bars & clubs 98-100children, travel with 91entertainment 100-1festivals & events 90food 94-7history 81itineraries 84parks & gardens 86, 91petroglyphs & pictographs 87, 91rodeos 90shopping 101-2travel to & within 102zoos 87

Phoenix First Fridays 92photography 311, 242Picacho Peak State Park 254, 256pictographs, see petroglyphs &

pictographs Pima Air & Space Museum 242Pima County Courthouse 239Pinaleno Mountains 230Pine Creek 222Pinetop-Lakeside 224-5Pioneer Arizona Living Country

Village 103Pipe Spring National Monument 194planetariums 89planning 14-19, 175, 309, 317, see

also itinerariesplants 69

books 69, 78cacti 68, 69, 249-50, 258

population 47-8postal services 311-12Prescott 20, 21, 110-14Prescott National Forest 111Presidio Historic District 238prisons 285-6, 299

Pueblo Grande 87pueblos 87, 120, 140, 222, 232Puerco Pueblo 222Puerto Blanco Drive 258Purcell, Roy 299

QQuartzsite 289-90Queen Mine 277

Rradio 304rafting 75, 76, 232

Grand Canyon National Park 167-8permits 168

Rainbow Bridge National Monument 198

Ramsey Canyon Preserve 271ranches 306

Elkhorn Dude Ranch 257M Diamond Ranch 124Phantom Ranch 164, 172Rancho de la Osa 263Reed’s Lodge 227, 228San Carlos Apache Indian

Reservation 231ranger programs 169, 190Rawhide Western Town & Steakhouse

103Red Rock State Park 122religion 49, see also Mormonsresorts & spas 18, 306Rincon Mountain District 250Riordan Mansion State Historic Park

133rivers

Colorado River 153, 156, 167-8, 179, 185, 189, 284-302

Gila River 41, 229-31Pine Creek 222Salt River 232, 8

roadside attractions, see kitsch Roadside Rest Area 267rock art, see petroglyphs &

pictographs rock climbing 74Rock Springs Café 105rodeos 20-1, 204

Kingman 297Payson 223Phoenix 90Prescott 111San Carlos 231Santa Cruz 267Sonoita 267

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Tohono O’odham Indian Reservation 256

Yuma 286Rose Peak 228Route 66 29-30, 141-3, 218-22,

295-7, 30, 6festivals & events 20history 42shopping 143

Route 66 Museum 297Ruby 263RVs 324

SSabino Canyon 251-2safety 73, 307-8, 327-8

Grand Canyon National Park 171hiking 157, 327Mexico 265wildlife 327

Safford 21, 229-31Saguaro National Park 249-50saguaros 249-50Salado people 234Salt River 232, 8Salt River Canyon 232San Carlos Apache Indian

Reservation 231San Carlos Lake 231San Pedro Riparian National

Conservation Area 272-3San Rafael Valley 266Santa Catalina Mountains 251-2Santa Cruz 267 Santa Cruz Chili & Spice 262Santa Rita Mountains 260, 265-8Scenic Bajada Loop Drive 250scenic drives 29-36, 122, 33

Ajo Mountain Drive 258Apache Trail 232-3Bonita Canyon Scenic Drive 281Cactus Forest Scenic Loop Drive 250Canyon de Chelly 210, 211Coronado Trail Scenic Road 35-6,

228-9Devil’s Road 288El Camino del Diablo 288Grand Canyon National Park 152-6,

183-5Monument Valley 211Oak Creek Canyon 129-30

Scenic Bajada Loop Drive 250southern Arizona 266-7Swift Trail Scenic Drive 230

Scottsdaleaccommodations 93-4attractions 88-90bars & clubs 99festivals & events 20food 97-8shopping 101-2

Sedona 120-9, 120-1, 8accommodations 125-7attractions 122-9bars & pubs 128festivals & events 21, 125food 127-8shopping 128-9tours 124travel to & within 129vortexes 121, 122, 123, 124

Seligman 29, 296senior travelers 308Seven Falls 252Shiprock 214shopping 18, see also markets,

individual citiesantiques 102, 110, 119, 297, 300food 95music 102Native American arts & crafts

49, 52, 57-8, 203, 213, 215, 261, 312

Route 66 143Western wear 143, 204

Show Low 224Shungopavi 215Sierra Vista 271-3Sinagua people 39Singing Wind Bookshop 270Sipaulovi 215skiing 74, 78

central Arizona 134eastern Arizona 226, 228Grand Canyon Region 169, 178, 190Tucson area 252

Skywalk 181smoking regulations 308snakes 282, 328Snow Cap Drive-In 296Sonoita 267South Kaibab Trail 160, 164-5, 160spas & resorts 18, 306sports 48, see also individual sportsspring break 20Springerville 227-8

star parties 190, see also astronomyStrawberry 223student travelers 308Sunset Crater Volcano National

Monument 140sustainable travel 15, 317Swift Trail Scenic Drive 230swimming 77

central Arizona 129Havasupai Reservation 178, 179Lake Havasu 291southern Arizona 266Tucson area 252

Ttelephone services 312-13Tempe

accommodations 94attractions 89-90food 98

Tempe Town Lake 90theaters

Bird Cage Theater 275Fox Theatre 239Snow Cap Drive-In 296

Theodore Roosevelt Dam 45, 233Theodore Roosevelt Lake 45, 233theme parks, see amusement parksThe Thing 269Thumb Butte Loop Trail 111time 313tipping 311Tohono O’odham Indian Reservation

256-7Tohono O’odham people 57, 236,

251, 256-7Tombstone 43, 44, 272, 273-6, 273Tombstone Courthouse State Historic

Park 274Tonto National Forest 223Tonto National Monument 234Tonto Natural Bridge State Park 222Topock 295-6Toroweap 185Tortilla Flat 233tourist information 313tours 313

Antelope Canyon 206Bisbee 278Canyon de Chelly 210-11Grand Canyon National Park

165, 169Hopi Reservation 214, 215Lake Havasu 291Lake Mead 301-2

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mines 260Navajo Reservation 208Sedona 124

toy & doll museums 84, 86, 101-2, 254

trading postsGanado & Hubbell Trading Post

212Goulding’s Museum & Trading

Post 209Gu-Achi Trading Post 257Historic Cameron Trading Post &

Lodge 204Lorenzo Hubbell Trading Post 219Tin Star Trading Post 226Toadlena Trading Post 214Tuba Trading Post 205Wikieup Trading Post 299

trains 120, 135, 140-1, 232, 241train travel 320-2, 325travel to/from Arizona 316-21travel within Arizona 321-5trekking, see hiking Trost, Henry 241Truxton 296Tuba City 204-6Tuba Trading Post 205Tubac 261-2Tubac Presidio State Historic Park 262Tucson 235-52, 237, 240-1, 245, 7

accommodations 243-6art museums & galleries 242attractions 237-43bars & clubs 248children, travel with 243churches 239festivals & events 20, 243food 246-8historic buildings 241itineraries 238live music 248parks & gardens 239, 249petroglyphs & pictographs 250shopping 249travel to/from 249travel within 249

Tucson Children’s Museum 241Tucson Gem and Mineral Show 243Tucson Mountain District 250Tucson Museum of Art 238Tucson Portrait Project 239Tumacácori National Historic Park 261-2Tusayan 175-7Tuzigoot National Monument 120TV, see film & TV

Uuniversities 89, 241-2University of Arizona 241-2University of Arizona Museum of

Art 242Utah 195, 214

VValentine 296Valle 177Vásquez de Coronado, Francisco 271V-Bar-V Heritage Site 107vegetarian travelers 62-3Vermilion Cliffs 35vineyards, see wineries visas 309, 314, 315volcanoes 140, 214, 227, 230volunteering 78-9vortexes 121, 122, 123, 124

Wwalking, see hiking Walnut Canyon National Monument

133Walpi 214Warren Ballpark 278water conservation 70-1, 77waterfalls

Grand Canyon National Park 189, 190

Havasu Falls 179Havasupai Reservation 178,

179, 180New Navajo Falls 179Tucson area 252

Watson Lake 111Wave, the (Coyote Butte North) 195weather, see climateweights & measures 304, see also

inside front coverWhipple Mountains 290Whipple Observatory 260-1White Mountain Apache Indian

Reservation 222, 225-6White Mountains 225white-water rafting, see rafting Wickenburg 20, 30, 107-9, 108Wigwam Motel 221Wikieup Trading Post 299wilderness reserves, see national &

state parks wildlife 17, 67-8, see also zoos

Bearizona 141Bill Williams National Wildlife

Refuge 290

Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge 262

Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge 259

Chiricahua Mountains 281Cibola National Wildlife Refuge

289Gila Box Riparian National

Conservation Area 230Havasu National Wildlife Refuge

295Imperial National Wildlife Refuge

287Kofa National Wildlife Refuge

287-9Organ Pipe Cactus National

Monument 258safety 327Sipe White Mountain Wildlife

Area 227southern Arizona 269Yuma 286

Wild West, see Old WestWillcox 281Williams 140-3Window Rock 212-13wineries 34, 61

central Arizona 114, 119itineraries 27southern Arizona 266

Winslow 219, 220Winsor Castle 194women travelers 314-15work 315Wupatki National Monument

140

YYavapai Point 151Yuma 20, 285-7, 307Yuma Quartermaster Depot State

Park 286Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic

Park 285-6

Zzoos 103, see also wildlife

Forever Home Donkey Rescue 269

Navajo Reservation 213Oasis Sanctuary 269-70Out of Africa Wildlife Park 105Phoenix 87Tucson 243, 249Yuma 286

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