Arizona is located in the SouthWest United States. It is well
known for cactus, rugged mountains, desert dry climate.
Arizona is noted for its desert climate, hot summers, and mild winters, but the high country in the north features pine forests and mountain ranges with cooler weather than the lower deserts.
Whether your getaway includes an indulgent stay at a world-class spa, or a thrilling adventure in a truly magnificent and exotic land that keeps you wanting more, the Grand Canyon State has something for everyone.
Arizona, the 6th largest and the last contiguous state to be admitted to the Union, is one of the "four corner" states bordered by New Mexico, Utah, Nevada and California, as well as sharing a 389 mile border with Mexico. Located in the southwestern area of the U.S., it is best known for its broad desert landscapes, cactus, hot summers and mild winters but less known for its pine covered high country in the north-central part of the state. This pet friendly state even boasts its own license plate, displaying a dog and cat saying "Pets enrich our lives", available as a specialty plate.
Talk about pet friendly, Phoenix, the capital, and Tuscon, the second largest city, combined, have over 100 pet friendly hotels and accommodations, 14 pet friendly campgrounds and 11 dog parks. In fact, near Tuscon, in Amado, there is even a 50's style diner for dogs called Dog Chef's American Kitchen serving up all natural foods for your furry friend. After chowing down, Rover can romp in a ½ acre fenced in dog park, just to burn off a few calories. Gilbert, Arizona even hosts an annual Barktoberfest, where dogs party in the park.
Visiting Arizona is all about family fun. Sedona's Red Rocks, Flagstaff's forested mountains, the cobalt-blue waters of Lake Powel and the Grand Canyon offer an abundance of opportunity to discover the natural wonders awaiting you. And let's not forget the "mother road", route 66 where you can explore what once was the main street of America.
While arts, culture and heritage abound, don't forget the exotic nightlife and fine dining available throughout the state. And of course, bring your golf clubs. There are over 400 golf courses to choose from, many of them stops on the PGA tour. How about sniffing out a bit of history with your pet in one of Arizona's many ghost towns? There are literally thousands of miles of trails too, that you and your pets can explore in six national forests.
So indulge yourself in the multifaceted offerings of Arizona. Whether you want to relax or spend your time exploring the exotic painted landscape, you, your family, and your pet, are guaranteed to have a memorable time.
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