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Rawhide Western Town and Steakhouse in Chandler Arizona

For 35 years Rawhide Western Town and Steakhouse has been the historic center of the old west in Chandler, Arizona. Rawhide Western Town and Steakhouse has been entertaining families and groups from around the world with their authentic western feel and decor.  You can discover and explore this 1880′s frontier town with all its wild [...]

The Grand Canyon Railway

Of all that may pull one to the splendor of the Grand Canyon, nothing is more powerful than Grand Canyon Railway’s fleet of vintage locomotives. As the mighty giant pulls you closer, you’re more than content to watch a remarkable world go by as you tour the countryside from the comforts of your classic train [...]

The Verde Canyon Railroad

The Verde Canyon Railroad is a stress-free wilderness adventure featuring an abundance of native flora and fauna; rugged, high-desert rock faces and spectacular vistas. This unique view of the canyon is accessible only by rail. The train passes towering, crimson pinnacles; near ancient Indian ruins; over fortified trestles; past a monocline fault and through a [...]

Arizona Science Center Gallery Photos

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Camelback Mountain in Phoenix

To view any of the pictures in greater detail simply click on them. To view our complete portfolio from Phoenix.org’s Camelback Mountain hike click here. Don’t let anyone fool you, even though it is only a mile and a half up, hiking Camelback Mountain in Phoenix can be quite a feat. It is not just [...]

Camelback Mountain Gallery April 2010

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Arizona Science Center in Phoenix

Whether you only have a hour or two to fill, or whether you are looking at a full day experience for you and your children, the Arizona Science Center is a great choice when you want an educational experience that will never be forgotten. There are three full floors of exhibits, experiments and adventures. What [...]

Phoenix Art Museum

Originating in 1912, the Phoenix Art Museum is the largest institution of visual art in the Southwest. The first painting in the art collection was purchased in 1915. The Phoenix Fine Arts Association was officially formed in 1925.  The museum, as it is known today, was established in 1959. 2006 brought additional changes as the [...]

Phoenix Zoo

The Phoenix Zoo—a hot spot when the weather’s not. Open year-round, the Phoenix Zoo is perfect place to take your family this winter. The Phoenix Zoo houses over 1,300 animals. Included in that number are approximately 200 endangered species. The Desert Tortoise (Xerobates Agassizii) is a favorite among patrons because it can be found in [...]

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