Arizona Lodging

Jacob Lake

Sedona Real

The southern region's hot desert valleys and plains form the popular image of Arizona. Yet the state's northern and eastern parts feature cool coniferous forests and rushing mountain streams. Volcanic activity, uplift, faulting, and erosion have carved dozens of dramatic mountain ranges and canyons.

From the splendor of the Grand Canyon to the arid mystique of the Sonoran Desert, Arizona offers a feast for the senses. The main reason for this variety is the range of elevation throughout the state—from 12,633 feet (3,851 meters) near Flagstaff to only 70 feet (21 meters) where the Colorado River enters Mexico.

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