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Sunny Chandler, Arizona is calling with near-perfect weather. Phoenix & Central Arizona Maricopa, or Xalychidom Piipaash (People Who Live Toward the Water). Adjacent to the eastern cities of Greater Phoenix, the SRPMIC is a rural oasis surrounded by urban growth that offers a resort (Talking Stick Resort), golf (Talking Stick Golf Club) and a Spring Training ballpark (Salt River Fields at Talking Stick). (480) 362-7740, srpmic-nsn.gov Arizona Game and Fish Department Phoenix 5000 W. Carefree Hwy., (602) 942-3000, azgfd.gov/outside AZ Game and Fish offers programs and activities to encourage participation in wildlife conservation and outdoor activities. see ad on inside back cover Arizona Museum of Natural History Mesa 53 N. MacDonald St., (480) 644-2169, azmnh.org Come explore dinosaurs that roar and so much more! Don’t miss our indoor three-story waterfall. Plan your fun visit today. Arizona Rafting Greater Phoenix Area Located on the Salt River, (800) 231-7238 or (719) 395-2112, inaraft.com March–May. Thrilling Salt River whitewater rafting trips. Not a tubing trip! Half-, full- and multi-day wilderness river trips. Arizona Science Center Phoenix 600 E. Washington St., (602) 716-2000, azscience.org Never stop wondering about the world around you with 300 hands-on exhibits, demonstrations, a planetarium and IMAX® theater! Castles N’ Coasters Phoenix 9445 N. Metro Pkwy. East, (602) 997-7575, castlesncoasters.com There’s something for all ages at “Arizona’s ﬁnest family fun and thrill park!” Centrally located at I-17 at the Dunlap exit. Commemorative Air Force Aviation Museum Mesa 2017 N. Greenﬁeld Rd., (480) 924-1940, azcaf.org B-17 Sentimental Journey and war birds from WWI to Vietnam. War bird ﬂights, exhibits, gift shop. Museum available for events. see ad on page 44 Desert Botanical Garden Phoenix 1201 N. 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Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of 2013 Arizona Official State Visitor Guide

2013 Arizona Official State Visitor Guide
Arizona State Map
Contents
Authentic Arizona, A to Z
Tastes on Tour
Make a Splash
Centers of History & Craft
Statewide Calendar of Events
Phoenix & Central Arizona
• Regional Map
• Resource Guide
• Activities & Attractions Listings
• Accommodations
• Golf Courses
• RV Parks
Tucson & Southern Arizona
• Regional Map
• Resource Guide
• Activities & Attractions Listings
• Accommodations
• Golf Courses
• RV Parks
Northern Arizona
• Regional Map
• Resource Guide
• Activities & Attractions Listings
• Accommodations
• RV Parks
Arizona’s West Coast
• Regional Map
• Resource Guide
• Activities & Attractions Listings
• Accommodations
• RV Parks
North Central Arizona
• Regional Map
• Resource Guide
• Activities & Attractions Listings
• Accommodations
• Golf Courses
Smart Traveler
Arizona Visitor Centers
Arizona Mileage Map

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