1-Day Activities1-Day Activities may include just a few of the following, but certainly not all of them as there are too many to list here. (I will be providing more in depth information in the future, for your reference, though.) Horseback riding, bird watching, golfing, biking, ATV riding, hot-air ballooning, swimming, boat tours, jeep tours, hang gliding, hiking and, of course, the old “standby,” walking, are just a handful of the 1-Day Activities that are readily available to everyone in the sunny state of Arizona. I don't know about you, but if I have water close by, I tend to stay quite comfortable, even in the hottest part of the summer. If that still sounds too hot to handle, then maybe one of the many theaters, indoor shopping malls or art galleries will suit your fancy! If you are looking for a listing of the Movie Theaters in the Phoenix metropolitan area
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For more I have lived in Arizona for five years and I cannot believe there are so many things to do and see here in Arizona. I enjoyed one of the many 1-Day Activities, myself, and traveled to the famous Grand Canyon for the first time last year. I was amazed how more amazing the Grand Canyon looks in person. I was truly taken back by the incredible views. I never thought that I would feel so small! I mean, it was so huge. If you have never seen the Grand Canyon, I would strongly suggest seeing it, at least once. It's truly "breathtaking" beyond belief not to mention one of the more exciting Arizona attractions. Below, you will see a picture of the wondrous Grand Canyon that we took on our 1-Day trip to the Grand Canyon. It was actually hazy that day but looking at the picture, I think the haze benefited the picture.
Many people think of only desert or dirt, when they think of Arizona. But, there is so much more than that. You could easily spend a few months here in Arizona and not run out of 1-Day Activities; I guarantee it. Since moving here I have learned a lot about the state and have learned so much about the state, including how to pronounce certain words! My very first lesson was quite embarrassing. I pronounced saguaro as "suh-guarro," instead of "suh-warro." Unfortunately, I mispronounced it with several people around! (All from Arizona, of course!) Everyone started laughing at me and corrected me with the correct pronunciation. I never pronounced saguaro incorrectly again after that. Everyone tried to make me feel better by reassuring me that most everyone coming to Arizona for the first time, mispronounces saguaro. I also learned that there are six national forests right here in Arizona. I have listed them below if you are thinking of visiting one of these beautiful parks. Apache-Sitgreaves - Located in East Central Arizona This park is home to 2 million acres and consists of 450 miles of rivers & streams. Coconino - Located in North Central Arizona This park is home to 1.8 million acres with elevations reaching 12,643 feet. This is the highest peak in the state of Arizona. This park also includes Oak Creek Canyon in the worldwide famous Sedona area. Coronado - Located in Southern Arizona This park is home to 1.7 million acres with elevations ranging from 3,000 to 10,000 feet and also contains 8 wilderness areas. Kaibab - Located in Northwestern Arizona This park is home to 1.6 million acres with elevations ranging from 5,500 to 10,418 feet and also contains 4 wilderness areas. Prescott - Located in Central Arizona This park is home to 1.25 million acres and contains 8 wilderness area Tonto - Located in Central Arizona This park is home to three million acres with elevations ranging from 1,300 to nearly 8,000 feet. Return From 1-Day Activities To Home Page
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