By Joanne Galko ITWPA Member Feeling Sedona’d out? Visitors needing an escape from vortex energy should head south. Less than a half-hour drive from Sedona lies the pocket-size town of Cottonwood, Arizona. Once a sleepy pass-through city, Cottonwood has become a destination and makes for a relaxing one or two-night stopover. No trip to Cottonwood is complete without … [Read more...] about Unexpected Charms 30 Minutes South of Sedona
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Canyon Country – Page Arizona
By Kim Jackson ITWPA Member While planning my one-week solo trip to Arizona, I wanted to make sure that I would experience and photograph as many sites as I could. I had heard about mountains of red rock, slot canyons, deserts, ancient sites, and more. I was eager to experience such beauty. While searching for tours on my trip to Arizona, I found three that I wanted … [Read more...] about Canyon Country – Page Arizona
Three Spa Treatments in the Red Rocks to Really Unwind
By Joeann Fossland If a luxury spa is your idea of bliss, the destination spa, Mii Amo, is where you’ll find happiness. Surrounded by Sedona’s red rock spires and the Kachina Woman Vortex, professional expertise and nurturing healing energy will be yours. Nestled outside beneath tall red rocks, a pool and hot tubs offer total relaxation in a tranquil setting. Common … [Read more...] about Three Spa Treatments in the Red Rocks to Really Unwind
Sedona — Uncrowded Hiking Trails and Foodie Happy Hours
By Jenny Fuller ITWPA Member Photographs by Robert Fuller Sedona is known as a geological wonderland, with spectacular views, unlimited outdoor activities, and foodie destinations galore. The difficulty is deciding how to make the most of your visit, but a passion for hiking and a well-earned post-trail happy hour can make for the perfect getaway. Here are two … [Read more...] about Sedona — Uncrowded Hiking Trails and Foodie Happy Hours
Tombstone’s Epitaph
By Jill Broderick ITWPA Member For an authentic glimpse of life in early Tombstone, Arizona, visiting the office of The Tombstone Epitaph is a must. Founded in 1880, it is the oldest continuously published newspaper in Arizona. The Epitaph office is located just off of Allen Street in the Town Too Tough To Die. The historic building now serves as a free museum showcasing … [Read more...] about Tombstone’s Epitaph