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One of the true wonders of the world.  You can hike, hop a train, take a helicopter, or even ride a mule down to the bottom. There is so much history and culture to soak in and admire. The south rim is crowded, if you're more adventurous go to the north rim and view the canyon almost at 8,297 feet in elevation. Click here to visit the national park service website. 

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There's a lot of ways to view this natural wonder of the world. You can visit by air, land, or take a winding boat ride through the canyon. No matter how you decide to visit Horseshoe Bend is one of the most beautiful places at the Grand Canyon. 

A favorite for photographers Antelope Canyon is a picturesque example of natural forces. Keep in mind getting into the canyon will require a guided tour. 

Getting to one of the most beautiful places on the planet isn't for the faint of heart. Expect a long hike in and along hike back. There are campgrounds there so don't be afraid to make it an over-night adventure. But for a unique experience, it's worth the hard work. A complete survival guide to the trek can be found here. 

Whether you're looking for outdoor adventures or 5 star dining Sedona is one of the top places to visit in AZ. From Jeep tours, visiting the many breweries or kayaking through Oak Creek on your way to the Alcantara Vineyard. It's a destination for foodies and  adventure seekers alike. You can see a comprehensive list of everything Sedona has to offer here.