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Arts & Entertainment in Arizona
Beauty is found on canvas, on stage, and on the street in Arizona. Stunning natural beauty is just the beginning in Arizona.
Wander the arts districts where you can meet artists, and sometimes even watch them at work. Find world-renowned museums, with all mediums, including painting, sculpture, photography, and more. Explore Indian American heritage, science, musical instruments and more.
Go from dreamer to seer at a live performance. Public art, sculptures & murals, make a sidewalk stroll something unique, but almost commonplace in Arizona.
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Batter up!
Is there anything better than spring training baseball?
Spring Training | Cactus League
10 stadiums. 15 MLB teams. 75-degree temperatures. This is Spring Training in Arizona.
Follow your favorite baseball teams to Arizona for Cactus League Spring Training and catch all the big league action you can handle. While you’re here, spend some time playing the Arizona outfield with all the incredible dining, shopping, outdoor activities and incredible sights within easy driving distance of the Phoenix Metro area. Come for the spring training baseball. Stay for fun in the sun.
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2020 Cactus League Schedule PDF ➞
View and download a PDF of the 2020 Cactus League game schedule.
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Plan Your Stay ➞
Get the scoop on where to go, what to see, where the best offers are, weather, and more.
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Places To Stay ➞
You’ve got your tickets, now where will you lay your head to rest?
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Arizona Cities ➞
Find out what cities are nearby, they are closer than you think.
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Things To Do ➞
The Arizona outfield awaits. See all there is to do while you’re not cheering on your favorite team.
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Visitors Guide ➞
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Things To Do in Arizona
Come for the baseball, stay for everything else
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Slide Rock State Park
An unexpected turn btween Flagstaff and Sedona
Slide Rock State Park
Between Flagstaff and Sedona, take an unexpected turn into Slide Rock State Park.
Slide into an amazing summer trip in Arizona with a visit to Slide Rock State Park. With plenty of parking, pull your vehicle into the parking lot and it’s just a short walk to get to the fun. Situated on a 43-acre historic apple orchard, Slide Rock State Park offers fun that everyone in the family will enjoy. Slide Rock State Park offers incredible views and tons of family fun with natural rock slides that are smooth and fun to slide on at Slide Rock. Oak Creek has several areas that are kid-friendly without fast-moving water where they can enjoy the natural waterpark. With roughly ½ mile to play and let the kids run wild. Have fun and be safe!
The best time of year to visit is the summer months when the air temperature is warm and the water will cool you off. However, for those looking for a breathtaking experience, don’t hesitate to visit in the off-season months like September & October which offer fewer crowds but the water temperature might be a little shocking. Yes, it does get cold in Northern Arizona so plan accordingly.
Slide Rock State Park also offers hiking without having to get wet. In addition to great hiking and incredible views, be sure to take advantage of the apple picking which is sure to make memories for the entire family.
Word to the wise- The rocks in the water are slippery! Be extra cautious playing in and around the water. If you have kids? Make sure you watch them closely. Slide Rock State Park is an amazing place to visit but there is no lifeguards present. Swim cautiously and at your own risk.
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Hours, Location, and Facilities
More details for planning your visit
Visitor Center: open daily (except Dec 25th); specific hours vary by season
Trails are open during daylight hours
Fees:
- Private Vehicle: $10
- Bicyclist/Pedestrian: $5
- Motorcycle: $5
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ARIZONA ATV TRAILS & GUIDES
See the southwest from 4 wheels
With so much of Arizona designated as public land administered for recreational use, and hundreds of miles of backcountry trails, great four-wheel drive or ATV terrain is never far away!
In many areas of the state four-wheel drive and all-terrain vehicle (ATV) rentals are available. Guided backcountry trips employing four-wheel drive or all-terrain vehicles are an excellent way to see some of Ariona’s most beautiful and untouched landscapes.
There are numerous opportunities for OHV recreation in Arizona. Local land management agencies have information and maps available. Please contact the local land management agencies for updated information on access, closures, rules and regulations, and other information prior to planning activities.
Contact Arizona Game and Fish for more information
- Alto Pit OHV Area (Prescott)
- Apache Trail (Apache Junction and Roosevelt Lake)
- Arizona Strip (north of the Colorado River)
- Black Hills Backcountry Byway (Safford)
- Bulldog Canyon (Saguaro Lake)
- Bumble Bee / Mayer (Crown King)
- Castle Hot Springs (Lake Pleasant)
- Cinder Hills OHV Area (Flagstaff)
- Copper Basin Dunes (Parker, California )
- Crossroads (Colorado River)
- Crosscut/Mud Springs (Fountain Hills)
- Desert Wells Multiuse Area (Pinal County)
- Four Peaks to Roosevelt Lake
- Ghost Town Loop (Patagonia)
- Great Western Trail (North of Phoenix)
- Harquahala Mountain Summit Road
- Hayfield Draw/ Bryant Park OHV Area (Cottonwood)
- Hieroglyphic Mountains/ Boulders (Wickenburg)
- Hot Wells Dunes Recreation Area (Safford)
- Hualapai Mountain OHV Trailhead (Kingman)
- La Posa OHV Routes (Quartzsite)
- Long Draw OHV Route (Mogollon Rim)
- Maverick Trail (Lakeside)
- Mescal Mountains OHV Area (Kearny)
- Microwave Towers (Bartlett Lake)
- Mile Marker 11.5 – The Boulders Use Area(From I-17 or 99th Ave)
- Poland Junction Road (Mayer)
- Parker 400 Desert Race Course (La Paz County)
- Pima Motorsports Park (Tucson)
- Rattlesnake Gap (Greenlee County)
- Redington Pass (Tucson)
- Reno Pass (Sunflower)
- Rolls OHV Area (Payson)
- Saffel Canyon Trail (Eagar)
- Santa Rita (Sonoita)
- Sandbowl OHV Area (Eherenburg near California)
- Schnebly Hill Road (Sedona)
- Sheridan Mt. / Smith Mesa (Prescott)
- South Patagonia Mountain (Sierra Vista)
- Standard Wash (Lake Havasu City)
- Swansea Townsite (30 miles east of Parker)
- Table Mesa Road (New River)
- Verde Trails (Camp Verde)
- Yuma East OHV Routes
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