Hidden just off Highway 93 between Phoenix and Las Vegas lies one of Arizona's strangest roadside attractions: Nothing, Arizona. What began as a tiny roadside settlement in 1977 became famous simply because of its unforgettable name. Today, a handful of abandoned buildings and the iconic Nothing sign remain, drawing curious travelers from around the world. Discover the surprising history behind Arizona's most unusual ghost settlement.

Every abandoned building has a story—but nobody seems to agree on this one's. Along U.S. Highway 60 in Salome, Arizona sits a weathered stone structure that has sparked debate for years. Some believe it's an authentic stage stop from Arizona's frontier days, while others argue it was built much later, possibly even as a commercial or film set. Join me as I dig into the history, legends, and unanswered questions surrounding one of western Arizona's most intriguing roadside mysteries.

From towering saguaros and desert gardens to cool pine forests and historic mining towns, these three Arizona day trips showcase the incredible diversity of the Grand Canyon State—all within a few hours of Phoenix.

Arizona is packed with incredible destinations, but a handful rise above the rest. From driving the legendary Apache Trail and exploring the historic streets of Jerome and Bisbee to watching unforgettable sunsets over the Superstition Mountains, these are the 10 Arizona experiences everyone should complete at least once. If you're building the ultimate Arizona bucket list, start here.

What was once a thriving Arizona mining town is now one of the strangest historic districts in the state. Erie Street in Bisbee’s Lowell district survived while most of the town around it was demolished as the massive Lavender Pit mine expanded. Today, its vintage storefronts, rusted classic cars, and faded signs draw tourists from around the world looking to experience a surviving piece of Arizona history frozen in time.

Arizona is filled with incredible hidden gems far beyond the Grand Canyon and Sedona. From scenic train rides and historic mining towns to peaceful desert trails, mountain escapes, and unique roadside attractions, these are some of the best hidden places to explore across Arizona in 2026.

Discover three of Phoenix’s most unforgettable hikes — from scaling the red cliffs of Camelback Mountain to squeezing through Fat Man’s Pass at South Mountain. Each trail reveals the wild heart of the desert, complete with hidden tunnels, petroglyphs, and incredible city views.

Discover Dewey-Humboldt, Arizona — one of the state’s newest towns blending Old West history with fresh growth. Explore its mining roots, mountain views, local shops, and small-town charm that make it a hidden gem in Arizona’s high desert.

Watson Lake in Prescott is one of Arizona’s most surprising landscapes — a maze of glowing granite boulders, calm blue water, and endless places to explore. From kayaking through the famous Granite Dells to hiking shoreline trails and capturing stunning sunset photos, this unique destination is a must-see for anyone visiting Northern Arizona. Discover admission info, rental prices, top activities, and everything you need to plan the perfect day at Watson Lake.