Come Experience Flagstaff
Flagstaff, Arizona began its western history after the arrival of the railroad in 1881. Flagstaff the cultural center of Northern Arizona. The city takes pride in its Route 66 heritage - it changed the name of its main street, Santa Fe Ave, back to Route 66. Old cafes, stores, the restored railroad depot which houses the visitors center. The historic Museum is a Flagstaff landmark that goes back to the days of Route 66.

Discover Phoenix
Incorporated in 1881, Phoenix is young by historical standards but now ranks as one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation. Visitors, residents and businesses will find that Phoenix offers just about everything in the way of sports, recreation, arts, culture, dining, lodging and financial opportunities.

Don't Miss Scottsdale
There's plenty to do within the city limits as well. Luxury spas and resorts offer deluxe pampering among spectacular scenery. Annual events such as the horse-drawn Parada del Sol parade With more than 170 golf courses, 11,000 hotel rooms, and 500 restaurants, millions of people come to enjoy the spas and resorts in Scottsdale each year.

Enjoy Tucson
Tucson, Arizona has basked for decades in a global reputation as a premier escape and vacation destination for those seeking world class spas, resorts, and golf. But there's so much more to Tucson. And every year, as more and more people discover this southwestern Sonora Desert oasis and what it has to offer, they come not just to visit the Old Pueblo, but to live here.

Williams
Gateway to the Grand Canyon, Williams is a unique community with a storied past. While today's visitors can experience the modern amenities seen in most tourist destinations, they are also invited to personally share in the history and nostalgia of this mountain community.

The Yuma Discovery
Spanish conquistadors traveled this route in the 1500's and the only Ocean to Ocean bridge was constructed here in 1920, linking the Eastern U.S. and the West Coast. Today thousands converge upon our river to enjoy various recreation water activities. Dedicated to providing the best quality of life, the City of Yuma recently created six additional community parks, including a river-front park bordering the Colorado River and the new Yuma West Wetlands Park.