Arizona Bucket List Adventure Guide: Explore 100 Offbeat Destinations You Must Visit!

Like other readers say, pictures and maps are missing. Made this a big disappointment and useless. Expected more.

Very nicely layer out magazine !

Author Michael Cordova presents a travel and learn program that entices the reader to explore the special wonders of the states. This volume invites us into the many natural, beautiful, and inspiring creations of nature found in Arizona and adds to the content concepts that are helpful and both very informative and environmentally sound. This is a fine way to take advantage of family time by including some teaching!As Michael states, ‘Welcome to your very own adventure guide to exploring the many wonders of the state of Arizona. Not only does this book lay out the most wonderful places to visit and sights to see in this vast state, but it also provides driving instructions and GPS Coordinates for Google Maps to make exploring that much easier.’ Each entry in this fine book features a family-friendly location to explore, along with useful information to know before you go.What follows is an interesting overview of Arizona’s history, a description of the landscape and climate, and then the doors open to explore such sites as Grand Canyon, Tombstone, Petrified Forest National Park, Apache Falls, Lake Powell, Monument Valley, Cathedral Rock, Mission San Xavier del Bac, Havasu Falls, Whit Mesa Arch, Phoenix Art Museum, and many more. Each site is described with history and unique features, Best time to visit, Pass/permit/fees, Closest city or town, How to get there, and more.This book provides everything needed for a successful, rewarding and fun adventure into the beauties and fascinating spots in Arizona - a clever and very well produced addition to travel and learning. Grady Harp, July 22

Will use this for our road trip

I ordered this book thinking we’d get some great outdoor adventures. While this book does have a few lesser known places to visit, most of the places are well known and some are things like malls.

Gave these for retirement gifts! Everyone loved them.