Maps
Getting Around

Here is airport information as well as a list of car rental agencies to help you get around Arizona in a relaxing enjoyable manner.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
www.phxskyharbor.com
3400 E. Sky Harbor Blvd.
Advantage 602-252-4935 or www.advantage.com
Dollar 602-275-0011 or www.dollar.com
Enterprise 602-225-0588 or www.enterprise.com
Fox 602-275-9700 or www.foxrentacar.com
Payless 602-681-9589 or www.paylesscar.com
National 602-275-4771 or www.nationalcar.com
Thrifty 602-244-0311 or www.thrifty.com
Sky Harbor Rental Car Rental Center
1805 E. Sky Harbor Circle South
Phoenix
602-273-3300
Rental Car Return
From the south (Tucson, Chandler, Ahwatukee)
I-10 west, exit 24th St, turn right – go to Sky Harbor Circle South, turn left — Car Rental Center is on the left.
From the east (Mesa)
US-60 to I-10 west, exit 24th St, turn right – go to Sky Harbor Circle South, turn left — Car Rental Center is on the left.
From Scottsdale, 101 South, Loop 202 West
202 West, exit 24th St., turn left. Go to Buckeye Rd., turn right, left on Sky Harbor Circle, Car Rental Center on left.
From the north, I-17 (Sedona, Prescott, Flagstaff)
I-17 south, exit at 195-A to 16th St. turn left on 16th St., go north to Buckeye Rd. turn right and go east on
Sky Harbor Circle – turn right – Rental Car Center is on the right.
From the west, I-10 (Los Angeles, west Phoenix, west Valley cities)
I-10 East. Exit at 148. Go south (straight) on the frontage road to Sky Harbor Circle North and turn right.
Follow toward Buckeye Road to Sky Harbor Circle South. Follow the signs to the facility
Tucson International Airport
7250 South Tucson Boulevard
520-573-8100
When to Come

Weather
Many people have heard about the Arizona dry heat. But, while the Valley of the Sun is experiencing hot, pool like temperatures in the summer, just 1 to 2 hours north or northeast people are layering their clothes for cool and crisp weather. And in the winter, while central and southern Arizona are enjoy mild temperatures and chilly nights, folks in the high country of Flagstaff and the White Mountains are bundling up, sliding down the hill with their sleds or waxing up those skis and heading to the ski resorts for some fresh powder.
Events Calendar
Events subject to change. Please visit event links for latest updates.
May 2025
1 PHOENIX: Roars & Pours – Phoenix Zoo, guests 21+ can sip on craft brews, wine and delicious food, enjoy animal encounters, don’t miss out, phoenixzoo.org
1-31 CLARKDALE: Uncorked Wine Fest – Verde Canyon Railroad Depot, sip and savor a selection of vintages from around the world on the patio prior to all 1:00pm trains, verdecanyonrr.com
1-31 TUCSON: Historic & Movie Tours – Old Tucson, select dates, guided by an Old Tucson historian, see and experience famous sets and attractions, oldtucson.com
2 FLAGSTAFF: First Friday ArtWalks – Downtown, get on your walking shoes and enjoy a premier arts events, special art exhibitions, performances, live music, treats, galleries stay open late, flagstaffarizona.org
3 KINGMAN: The Show N Shine Car Show – Historic Downtown, see around 850 classic and custom vehicles, explorekingman.com
3-31 CLARKDALE: Grape Train Escape – Verde Canyon Railroad, Saturdays enjoy wine tasting, a seasonal event upgrade aboard Verde Canyon Railroad’s Starlight Saturdays throughout the summer, verdecanyonrr.com
5 TUSAYAN: Cinco de Mayo Festival – Squire Resort, Mariachi music, Mexican food, Pinata’s, movies, games, drone light show, and celestial dark sky viewing, tusayan-az.gov/explore
8 SCOTTSDALE: Sunsets & Sips – Taliesin West, happy hour with views of the city below, enjoy the serene outdoor pathways and visit indoor spaces, franklloydwright.org
10 BISBEE: Bisbee After 5 Art Walk – Main Street, visit numerous galleries, shops, restaurants, artists, and live music, bisbeesaturdaymarket.com
10-31 COTTONWOOD: Old Town Music & the Market – Old Town Activity Park, Friday evenings, shop locally grown fruits and vegetables, handcrafted and homemade items, while listening to some of the best regional musicians, visitcottonwoodaz.org
10-09/20 SHOW LOW: Show Low Farmer’s Market & Art Walk – Downtown, regionally grown plants, fruits, meats, eggs, vegetables, honey, baked goods, and more, showlowmainstreet.com
11-12 KINGMAN: 47th Annual Kingman Festival of the Arts – Locomotive Park, shop for fun and exciting merchandise, and décor made by locals, food, music, entertainment, explorekingman.com
16-17 PAYSON: Gary Hardt Memorial Rodeo – Payson Event Center, featuring bull riding among other competitions, food, merchandise, paysonrimcountry.com
16-31 TUCSON: Ghost Tours – Old Tucson, Fridays & Saturdays, guided tours, grab your lantern, and gather your nerves to hear the stories and legends of ghosts, oldtucson.com
17 CLARKDALE: Clarkdale Beer Festival – Historic Downtown, a day filled with hoppy delights, good vibes, mouth-watering bites from local food trucks, and enjoy live music, experienceclarkdale.com
17 KINGMAN: Chillin’ on Beale Street – Locomotive Park, cruise on over for a fun time, classics, customs, creatives, motorcycles, you name it, explorekingman.com
17 TUCSON: Brew at the Zoo – Reid Park Zoo, taste a wide selection of craft beer, hard ciders, lagers, and ales from Arizona’s finest brewing companies, must be 21 and older, reidparkzoo.org
23 PRESCOTT: Prescott’s 4th Friday Art Walk – Downtown Plaza, a night to get out and experience Prescott’s visual arts scene, experienceprescott.com
24 SIERRA VISTA: 8th Annual Wine, Beer, & Spirits Festival – Veterans Memorial Park, sip your wine, shop local art and craft vendors, live music throughout the day, sierravistaaz.gov
24-25 CAMP VERDE: Ruby’s Spring Open-Air Market – Vintage Mall, multi-vendors, hand crafted goods, one-of-a-kind gifts, delicious treats and more, visitcampverde.com
24-25 PRESCOTT: Prescott Off-Street Arts & Craft Festival – Historic Downtown, over 75 unique arts and crafts, food vendors, fun for the whole family, experienceprescott.com
26 LITCHFIELD PARK: Memorial Day Ceremony – WWII Memorial, honor the brave men and women who died while serving our country, litchfieldpark.gov
30-31 HOLBROOK: 43rd Annual Old West Fest on Route 66 – Navajo County Fairgrounds, bring family and friends to enjoy a Jr Wild West Rodeo, Battle of the Bands, Street Fair on Route 66, entertainment, vendors, and more, holbrookazchamber.org
Where to Stay
Grand Canyon Plaza Resort
Located one mile from Grand Canyon National Park South Rim Entrance. AAA 3 diamond approved. 176 newly remodeled deluxe rooms & 56 elegant 2-room suites, kids 16 & under stay FREE, full service restaurant (buffet or menu), indoor garden atrium with 18 ft. spa & Wintergarten lounge (seasonal), outdoor pool (seasonal) and free high speed internet access. Visit www.grandcanyonplaza.com, call 928-638-2673 or 800-995-2521.
Grand Canyon West Ranch
Nestled in a mountainous area at the west end of the Grand Canyon and the Music Mountains of Arizona, Grand Canyon West Ranch is unlike any other. You’ll enjoy home cooking, horse and buggy rides, starlight evenings and western cowboy hospitality. Each evening is a time to relax in romantic privacy or join the Cowboys singing campfire songs under the stars. Only here can you experience a spectacular Helicopter Flight taking you below the rim into the depths of the Grand Canyon itself… an adventure not to be missed! For more information, call 800-359-8727 or visit www.GrandCanyonRanch.com
Red Feather Lodge
The Red Feather Lodge is located one mile from the Grand Canyon National Park. It offers clean, comfortable rooms and a friendly staff to assist you with information regarding the area. There is no charge for children, and pets are welcome. After a day of sightseeing, relax in the outdoor heated pool and hot tub (seasonal). For more information, call 928-638-2414, 800-538-2345 or visit our web site www.redfeatherlodge.com
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