For many travelers, the go-to place to witness these incredible cacti is Saguaro National Park in Arizona. At the same time, this park can feel pricey and crowded. Luckily for tourists ...

cactus wren (the Arizona state bird), and Gambel’s quail.” Saguaro National Park is open year-round, but it’s the busiest from November through March. To see cacti put on a real show ...

It’s one of Maricopa’s best-kept secrets, even if it’s a massive half-million acres with three federally protected desert ...

This 92,867-acre park is dedicated to the largest cactus in the U.S., the saguaro ... Other visitors advised of numerous snake warning signs. Saguaro National Park is located on both sides ...

Arizona's state bird fends for itself against predators in the desert, making its home in prickly plants. Here's what to know ...

The desert city in southern Arizona is a sanctuary for stargazers—and now it's even easier for visitors to explore.

While in the area, you can also explore Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon, Rainbow Bridge National Monument and Vermilion Cliffs ...

Lorentzen also shares there are “over 350 species of birds that call the Sonoran Desert home, including hawks (red-tailed and Cooper’s), Gila woodpecker, cactus wren (the Arizona state bird), and ...

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