Underrated Arizona Attractions You Need to Visit

When people think of Arizona, the Grand Canyon almost always steals the spotlight. And while the Canyon deserves its fame, the state is filled with otherworldly landscapes and experiences that often fly under the radar. If you’re planning an Arizona adventure and want to go beyond the obvious, these underrated Arizona attractions deserve a spot…

8 Best Flagstaff Lookout Points for Unforgettable Views

Flagstaff is home to some of the coolest places to visit in Arizona and with its vast natural beauty there are plenty of Flagstaff lookout points that will leave you inspired. Surrounded by mountains, pine forests, ancient lava flows, and dramatic geological features, Flagstaff offers some of the most diverse and breathtaking views in the…

How Far Is Sedona from the Grand Canyon?

Two of Arizona’s most iconic destinations—Sedona and the Grand Canyon—offer strikingly different but equally unforgettable landscapes. From Sedona’s vibrant red rock spires to the Grand Canyon’s vast, jaw-dropping vistas, both places showcase the dramatic natural beauty Arizona is known for. If you’re planning to visit both in one trip, you need to plan your road…

Your Complete Guide to Route 66 Centennial Events in Arizona

In 2025, one of America’s most iconic highways turns 100. Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, helped shape the American road trip as we know it today. Stretching across eight states, this legendary highway cuts through the heart of Arizona, offering some of the most scenic and nostalgic stretches of the entire route.…

The Top 10 Major Landmarks in Arizona

Arizona is home to some of the most dramatic and diverse landscapes in the United States, filled with towering red rocks, ancient dwellings, and geological wonders. From world-renowned natural landmarks to iconic man-made marvels, the state offers a treasure trove of destinations that everyone needs to visit. Here are the top 10 major landmarks in…

Northern AZ RV Parks: Where to Stay When Traveling by RV

Northern Arizona is a road trip favorite, offering a mix of cool mountain towns, dramatic desert landscapes, and some of the most iconic attractions in the Southwest. Whether you’re exploring the Grand Canyon, driving the historic Route 66, or stopping to see the best-preserved meteorite crater on Earth, this region is packed with scenic stops…

Arizona Tourist Attractions for Kids: Top Family Activities by City

Arizona is one of the top destinations in the U.S. for family travel, offering a wide variety of kid-friendly attractions across its most popular cities. From the red rocks of Sedona to the science and stargazing in Flagstaff, every region offers fun, educational, and memorable experiences for children of all ages. Here’s a city-by-city breakdown…

Now Open: The Blast Zone – A New Indoor Exhibit for Kids at Meteor Crater

If you’re planning a family trip through Northern Arizona, there’s a brand-new reason to add Meteor Crater to your list: The Blast Zone, a fun, hands-on indoor exhibit for kids. This moonbase-themed adventure blends imagination with science, giving kids the chance to play, explore, and learn all in one exciting space-themed experience. Located inside the…

The Top Things to Do in Sedona

Sedona, Arizona is a bucket-list destination for Arizona visitors. The striking red rock landscapes, wellness experiences, and inspiring outdoor adventures are worth the visit. Whether you’re staying for a weekend or making Sedona part of a greater Northern Arizona road trip, there’s no shortage of things to do and see. From peaceful vortex hikes to…

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Michelle Bargett

5 months ago

Meteor crater and museum was interesting and educational. Guided tours are included in price of admission. Easy guided walking tour with multiple stop... Read More

Meteor crater and museum was interesting and educational. Guided tours are included in price of admission. Easy guided walking tour with multiple stops and large rocks to sit on while your guide talks. There also a self guided tour with platforms for taking great photos. The museum inside is interesting and will help pass the time until the next tour starts. There a coffee shop/lounge area that is connected to the gift shop. There is also a 4D movie there but it was closed when I was there. On Saturday they have full hikes around the crater but don't offer it on there day's. They also offer a pet Ramado so if you travel with pets you can check them in to cool fenced-in pen and small dog run that is connected to the car parking lot. There is also place for your motor home or RV. It's a separate parking lot next to car parking lot, just follow the signs. We paid about 28.00 for each adult Read Less
Tony Skeans

3 weeks ago

Worth the Stop. Worth Going Back… If You’re a Space Enthusiast. Meteor Crater is one of those places I’ve wanted to see for years. Growing up ... Read More

Worth the Stop. Worth Going Back… If You’re a Space Enthusiast. Meteor Crater is one of those places I’ve wanted to see for years. Growing up near Middlesboro, Kentucky, I was already familiar with the idea of a meteor impact site. But there’s something different about standing on the rim of one of the best-preserved meteor craters in the world and seeing its scale with your own eyes. More than anything, I wanted my kids to experience that. It did not disappoint. The crater itself is impressive, but so is the setting. The stark Arizona landscape creates a perfect backdrop, and the visitor center has been designed to take full advantage of it. Everywhere you turn seems to offer another great photo opportunity. Inside, there’s plenty to explore. The exhibits are well done, the space memorabilia is interesting without being overwhelming, and the gift shop was one of the better museum gift shops we’ve visited. Whether you’re traveling with kids or you’re simply curious about space and geology, there’s enough here to make the visit worthwhile. We didn’t have time to eat at the café because we were trying to make it to our next stop before evening, but it was busy enough to suggest it’s a popular choice with visitors. For me, this was exactly the kind of roadside attraction I enjoy finding on a cross-country trip. It breaks up a long day of driving, gives the kids something memorable to experience, and leaves you with a greater appreciation for just how incredible our planet’s history really is. Would I stop again? If I were traveling with someone who had never seen it before, absolutely. Would I make a special trip back just for the crater? Probably not—unless you’re a true space enthusiast. If that’s you, you could easily spend much more time exploring everything the site has to offer. For everyone else, it’s one of those classic American roadside destinations that’s absolutely worth experiencing at least once. Worth the Stop. Worth Going Back… If You’re a Space Enthusiast. Read Less
Jason

2 months ago

Absolutely cool .. though if I'm honest $30+ a person is a bit steep.. but the crater is awesome . Staff was super friendly . There's a decent 4d exp... Read More

Absolutely cool .. though if I'm honest $30+ a person is a bit steep.. but the crater is awesome . Staff was super friendly . There's a decent 4d experience included (best for kids) a short movie about the crater and decent parking. This place is definitely off the beaten path but a gem... I'd say it's the second best hole in the ground I've seen in AZ! Read Less
WOW ENTERTAINMENT WEDDING DJS & EVENT LIGHTING INC

5 months ago

If you're heading west through Arizona on I-40, take 10 minutes and go see this unbelievable site. This is the best example of a meteor crater anywhe... Read More

If you're heading west through Arizona on I-40, take 10 minutes and go see this unbelievable site. This is the best example of a meteor crater anywhere on Earth. The size of it is hard to imagine but it's a mile across. You could put 20 football fields down in the bottom of it and with stadium seating you could have a million spectators if the crater was a stadium. They have a great visitor center that includes a 10-minute movie. It starts every 30 minutes. Very professionally presented. And immaculate facilities. So glad I stopped by Read Less
ricksherman34

3 months ago

If you love space and science, this is a must visit. The crater was used by Apollo crews to train to get ready to be on the moon's surface. Pretty ama... Read More

If you love space and science, this is a must visit. The crater was used by Apollo crews to train to get ready to be on the moon's surface. Pretty amazing that it remains so well preserved. The science center / museum is pretty cool. There is a pretty hefty sized fragment of the original meteor on display as well. It only takes about an hour to see all of the museum and then when you're ready you can take a guided tour of the crater. If you're on I-40 headed out from Flagstaff towards Albuquerque it is a must see. Read Less