The July issue is called “Ultimate Camping,” and it features the 10 “coolest” campsites in our state – including Arizona Bay (near Kingman), Crabtree Wash (near Apache Junction), Cutthroat Campground, Primitive Campground (Monument Valley), Spillway Campground (near Payson), Three Dunes (near Lake Havasu), and others near Tucson and the Grand Canyon– as well as best places to see endangered wildlife – including Sipe White Mountain, Pinetop, Swift Trail (near Safford), Cave Creek Canyon, Sierra Vista, Mount Lemmon, and Madera Canyon among others.
"I thought it could make for a fun, enlightening note/story for your blog readers," Editor in Chief Robert Stieve told the Gazette.
Also in the July issue:
OUTTA SITE! You've heard of rooms with a view? Well, Arizona Highways went looking for something a little different. And they found it. From the remote wilderness of the Grand Canyon to a place on the Colorado River that can only be reached by boat, they discovered 10 of the best campsites in Arizona.
WATCH FOR WILDLIFE -- People get excited about seeing elk. And antelope. And anything else in the wild kingdom. They'll even stop in the middle of the road and pull out their cameras. But that's a bad idea. Instead, go where our wildlife expert likes to go. It's safer, it's scenic, and you might even catch a glimpse of an endangered species.
Don't be fooled by imitations. Arizona Highways Magazine is the single most authortative source for information on our state's great outdoors.
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