Travelers can adventure through the Arizona places that tell its story. The Arizona Office of Tourism recently introduced a new mobile passport that ties in with the national America250 celebration ...

Arizona's first ''flex lanes'' are fully open and can now be used for motorists taking Interstate 17 this holiday travel ...

A rockfall has extended closures of multiple trails in the Grand Canyon through the summer as restoration work continues on ...

The Grand Canyon will welcome visitors back for overnight stays on the South Rim after a series of water pipeline breaks.

Hotels in the Grand Canyon’s South Rim are set to reopen days after park officials were forced to pause lodging following ...

Lodging at Grand Canyon National Park was closed since Dec. 6 due to water restrictions. Now, the park prepares to welcome ...

The Grand Canyon is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, stretching 277 miles long and over a mile deep. Visitors can choose between the year-round South Rim, the seasonal North Rim, or the ...

Wander through a botanical wonderland outside Phoenix, Arizona complete with canyon views, rare plants, wildlife sightings, ...

The slot canyon’s sandstone layers were so flawless they looked as though they’d been thrown on a pottery wheel. Its walls towered 50 feet high in spots, though never felt claustrophobic. In fact, I ...

In-park Grand Canyon lodges and hotels are closing due to water restrictions. But visitors have other options nearby. What to know and where to stay.

The National Park Service had closed the hotels on Dec. 6 due to a series of breaks in the Transcanyon Waterline.

A waterline break has forced the Grand Canyon's South Rim to temporarily halt overnight lodging. The suspension of overnight stays begins Dec. 6 and will continue for the foreseeable future.