7 Underrated Spots in Arizona
These 7 underrated spots in AZ are worth a visit!
The incredibly scenic Canyon de Chelly is home to the White House Ruins. These Anasazi ruins are built into an alcove in the cliffs that can be reached by a 1.2 mile trail.
White House Ruins in Canyon de Chelly
Spider Rock can also be found at Canyon de Chelly. This impressive 800 foot sandstone monolith was formed over 200 million years ago. The name comes from a Navajo legend about Spider Woman.
Spider Rock in Canyon de Chelly
The Petrified National Forest is a wonderland of painted badlands scattered with prehistoric logs. Walking through the vast landscape feels as if you’ve stepped foot on another planet.
Blue Mesa Trail in the Petrified National Forest
Watson Lake, in my opinion, is the most beautiful lake in Arizona. However, many Arizona natives have never visited or even heard of it. The unique granite dells are breathtaking and also make for a fantastic natural playground to explore.
Watson Lake
Jerome was once a booming mining town but is now America’s largest ghost town. Be sure to grab a bite to eat at the Haunted Hamburger. If you’re brave enough, spend the night at the Jerome Grand Hotel, one of the most haunted hotels in America!
Jerome Ghost Town
Tonto Natural Bridge is a lesser known attraction in Arizona, but happens to be the largest natural travertine bridge in the world!
Tonto Natural Bridge
Sedona has earned the title, “The Most Beautiful Place in America” by USA Weekend’s Annual Travel Report. While most people choose to hike Bell Rock or Cathedral Rock, the Devil’s Bridge hike should not be overlooked!
Devil's Bridge Sedona
Arizona has some pretty spectacular landmarks, like the Grand Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and Havasu Falls, but these lesser known locations are worth a visit as well!