outdoors

Arizona's fall color season runs longer than most states, and you don't have to travel far to catch it at its best.

Most people who've seen a javelina assume they're looking at a wild pig. Turns out, the two haven't shared a common ancestor for about 40 million years.

Summer mornings at a southeastern Arizona orchard smell like warm peaches and fresh-cut grass — and apparently, cider donuts too.

Most scorpions keep to the ground. This one prefers the ceiling, and that's just the beginning of what makes it genuinely strange.

Sunset Crater last erupted less than a thousand years ago. In geological terms, that's basically yesterday afternoon.

In Arizona, some critters have a reputation for delivering a sting that’ll make you rethink your next outdoor adventure. Let's just say, it's not all sunshine and cacti.

A recent popular theory has people rethinking how they sit in Adirondack chairs.

Even though snake bites aren’t common, knowing what’s out there can keep outdoor adventures safe and enjoyable.

There's something magical about those cool mornings in Arizona, perfect for hitting the trails before summer's heat rolls in.

Feeling a little down lately? A stroll in nature might be just what you need. Sunshine and fresh air could be the perfect combo for lifting spirits.