Enjoy the cool waters and the lush landscape surrounding Fossil Creek Wild and Scenic River. One of the two "wild and scenic" rivers in Arizona, this rare riparian area is a hidden oasis in the arid Arizonan desert landscape. Bath in the crystal clear waters of its swimming holes, marvel at the scenery of cascading waterfalls, or take a walk on the wild side and discover the area's verdant flora and fauna.

With its unparalleled beauty, it is no wonder that the Grand Canyon is declared one of the “Seven Wonders of the Natural World. The vast landscape of intricate, colorful, and immense rock formations and lush forests of blue spruce and oaks makes this a destination worthy of anyone’s bucket list. Take a tour around the massive canyons and cliffs, or hop in a helicopter to get an eagle's eyeview of one of the world's most beautiful destinations.

Swim, kayak, jetski, and marvel at the rose-colored canyons and rock formations surrounding the famous Lake Powell. 186 miles long and with an almost 2,000 miles of shoreline, Lake Powell is the 2nd largest man-made lake in America. Some of the lake's famed features are the Rainbow Bridge, Glen Canyon Dam, and the numerous, rose-colored sandy beaches along its lengthy shorelines.

Enjoy a picnic amidst Sedona's landscape, or take a hike down the famous West Fork Trail from Call of the Canyons. The area is the trailhead of Coconino Forest's most famous trail. The area has 6 picnibc table sites, toilet, parking and fee area.

Lush with nature and breathtaking sceneries, the Red Rock State Park is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The park's 286 acre estate is home to a diverse plant and wildlife, and Arizona's famous Oak Creek. Marvel at the red sandstone rock formations and canyons, or learn more about Red Rock's riparian flora and fauna through the rotating exhibits in the visitor center.