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1st timer trips from Phoenix
1st timers in Phoenix/Scottsdale area, we are there the 1st week of September at a timeshare. What are the 'must see' places - we will have a car so traveling is no problem.
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Old Scottsdale is a cute area with galleries and restaurants. Mill St area of Tempe is fun for the restaurants. A lot of college age there. You can spend some time wandering. The Heard Museum in downtown Phoenix has the largest collection of Native American artifacts anywhere. A day trip to Sedona if you haven't been. Beautiful up there there - still warm, but not quite as crowded as summer. I'm sure others will give you some additional ideas too.
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The Grand Canyon is a 4 hour drive from Phoenix.
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Hey guys.
There are cool rides in the area. You can ride to Tortilla Flats and take 88 to T. Roosevelt lake.Nice. Take a ride to Gila Bend to see Sonoran Desert National M. If you have all day my fave is Joshua Tree State Park.Way cool. Have fun |
>>>>"Take a ride to Gila Bend to see Sonoran Desert National M."<<<
I surely hope NOT ! The Arizona Sonora Desert Museum is a 2 hr drive south in Tucson. It IS wonderful !!!! www.desertmuseum.org R5 |
Read again National M (monument).
Jumping to conclusion is not the best exercise.Neither is snarkiness. |
Old Scottsdale is nice to see. But let me remind you, it's going to be very very hot that time of year - so pack light. Lots of water bottles if you're sightseeing.
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WE enjoy South Mountain Park, especially at sunset. There is a lot of hiking there also; the trails vary in difficulty. In addition, the Apache Trail is a scenic drive.
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