MainTour Arizona Historic Landmarks
Preview historic buildings, trails and other memorabilia of former times.

MainTour Arizona Military Landmarks
Preview famous historic and active duty military posts of the region.

MainTour Arizona Religious Landmarks
Preview famous religious temples, cathedrals and other notable sites.

MainTour Arizona Railroading Guide
Preview working and historic trains, railways, depots, museums and more.

MainTour Arizona Romantic Getaway Guide
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MainTour Arizona Themeparks and Rollercoasters Guide
Preview to popular playgrounds and themeparks.

MainTour Arizona Zoo Tour
Preview area zoos, aviaries, aquariums and other wildlife exhibits.

MainTour Arizona Sports Page

Preview to area competition and spectator sports.

MainTour Arizona Outdoor Recreation
Preview area outdoor recreational activities.

Tour Verde Canyon
This historic route takes you along the floor of the scenic Upper Verde River Canyon which includes such highlights as the Verde Canyons towering crimson cliffs, crossing old-fashioned railroad trestles, Dark 680-foot tunnel and final terminus at deserted Perkinsville Ranch.

Grand Canyon National Park - The most famous landmark in the world.

Sedona - very scenic and popular resort center.

Route 66 Historic highway was the first all-weather road linking Chicago to California.

Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument - Large volcano that last erupted in late 11th century AD.

Walnut Canyon National Monument - over 300 pre-Columbian cliff dwellings

Wupatki - ruins of large indian settlement near Sunset Crater.

Oak Creek Canyon - Scenic Route leading to Sedona.

Lowell Observatory

Tuzigoot National Monument - old ruins of large indian pueblo.

Oak Creek Canyon - Picturesque stretch of scenic highway SR-89A.

Montezuma Castle National Monument - Some of the best preserved native cliff dwellings in the state.

Camp Verde - Old army fort dating back to 1866.

Jerome - Old Native American copper mine.

Arizona State Capitol Museum
Free Admission; This four-story building served as both territorial capitol when completed in 1900 and as state capitol after statehood came in 1912. Kept in service until replaced by the newer state capitol (directly behind it) in 1974.