Flagstaff

Summers in Arizona can be brutal. The heat is so oppressive, you just want to stay inside with your Air Conditioning and a cool glass of Lemonade.

Plenty of ancient cultures have found new lives in modern culture, but none have had staying power quite like the Scandinavian warriors of old.

With very little consistent cloud cover, Arizona gets more sunshine than most of the United States, but one city gets more than the rest of the world.

Some of my favorite places in Arizona have been atop the mountains, whether trails or towns, and today we're going to look at what I consider the best mountain town in the Grand Canyon State.

Winter is right around the corner, and Arizonans are waiting patiently for the long, scorching hot days to turn into cozy winter afternoons. While much of the state doesn't get a break from the unbearable heat, the more mountainous regions turn into a winter paradise.

I think most people would agree, we're not as connected with our planet as we used to be. Earth has simply become a plot of land for us, and not the miraculous and beautiful creation we get to experience every day.

You won't believe this Arizona that can accommodate up to twenty guests!