Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village
BlueWater Resort, Parker
Flagstaff Sidewalk Cafe
Easily accessible via America West from Phoenix, United Express from Los Angeles, or Interstate 8, Yuma has a variety of activities and attractions for its visitors. Soothing water tours, 14 lush golf courses, a diverse selection of restaurants and shopping boutiques, natural wildlife observation areas and breathtaking scenery are but a few reasons that over 425,000 visitors annually enjoy Yuma’s hospitality. Recently paving the way for the agri-tourism business, Yuma allows meeting attendees to get hands-on and creative with a variety of activities accenting the area’s rich farming history. In fact, Yuma is the third in the nation for vegetable production.
FLAGSTAFF Flagstaff’s rarefied mountain air, university town feel, and
interesting history, combined with the snow-capped San Francisco Peaks, vast trails for hiking, cycling and skiing, give meeting planners a something-for-everyone option. Flagstaff is known for many things including being the home
of Northern Arizona University, the Lowell and US Naval observatories, and the Museum of Northern Arizona. At 7,000 feet, Flagstaff is second to none as an international endurance sport destination for high altitude training. Hundreds of miles of forest access and lightly traveled roads make this the perfect destination for cyclists and runners. The 33-mile Flagstaff Urban Trails System makes neighborhoods, schools, museums and city buildings accessible through hiking, biking, jogging and even skiing. Flagstaff is also home to the Arizona Snowbowl ski resort, and Flagstaff Nordic Center. Reward yourself after a day in the cool mountain air at one of the many cafés and restaurants in downtown. Flagstaff’s lodging facilities include Little America Hotel
with 247 guestrooms and 10,000 square feet of meeting space. Just minutes from Historic Downtown Flagstaff, elegant comfort and ambience are exemplified at Radisson Woodlands Hotel. Mormon Lake Lodge, just south of Flagstaff offers meeting planners lodging, dining, horseback riding, skiing set in a western atmosphere.
SEDONA Oſten called “Red Rock Country” Sedona is located 110 miles
north of Phoenix at an elevation of 4,500 feet. Known for its arts and culture; shopping; outdoor sports; and the spiritual and metaphysical, this picturesque city is surrounded by red-rock monoliths named Coffeepot, Cathedral and Tunder Mountain. At the north end of the city is the stunning Oak Creek Canyon, a breathtaking chasm that is wildly wonderful. To see the rocks up close, hike the Eagle’s Nest Trail in Red Rock State Park or channel your inner child sliding down slippery rock sluices (one 30 feet long) at Slide Rock State Park. Entertaining and informative guides
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captain Jeep tours for all levels of adventure including rugged terrain, stone pinnacles, sandstone arches, famous movie locations and the archaeological ruins. Natural endowments aside, you’ll also find world-class hotels,
resorts, bed and breakfasts and a very good variety of dining to keep you satisfied. Meeting planners have more than 40,000 square feet of meeting space, and some 3,000 hotel rooms available to choose from. Sedona offers a range of choices, from moderately priced national brand hotels to luxurious world renowned spa resorts such as Enchantment Resort in scenic and secluded
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