Escape To These 11 Remote Places In Arizona To Get Away From It All
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Monica Spencer
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Looking for an opportunity to escape your hectic life for an experience that’s a little quieter and a little slower? Heading out into Arizona’s remote areas is a great solution and it can easily be done during your next day off from work. So, pack up an overnight bag, some extra water, and your hiking shoes and get ready to enjoy a few of Arizona’s most beautiful remote locations.
When the temperatures are cool, plan a hiking or camping trip to Aravaipa Canyon located about two hours away from Tucson. Only 50 people are allowed here at a time, so it’s perfect if you’re looking for a quiet spot to enjoy nature at its finest.
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When you have a free day during the cool months, you will love this 6-mile hike to a remote hot spring. It’s the perfect way to enjoy the unique canyon and the Colorado River on the road between Kingman and Las Vegas. Even when you visit in the winter or fall, remember to bring extra water!
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Located near the base of Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, this lodge and restaurant is found in the Arizona Strip, one of the most secluded areas of the state. You’ll find beautiful views, a quiet environment, and some spectacular food.
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This saloon is located in the Bradshaw Mountains and requires a long drive along dirt switchbacks. Once you arrive, you’ll find yourself surrounded by towering pines and a cool historic saloon that dates to 1906. Enjoy drinks and live music then retire in the upstairs rooms, which is where the brothel once existed. In the morning, you can have breakfast with a hot cup of coffee and enjoy that beautiful pine air.
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Located deep within the Buckskin Mountains near Parker, this seasonal restaurant requires a bit of a drive to reach but the effort is worth it. The restaurant is a popular venue for boaters, fishers, and other folks enjoying the Colorado River in this area during Arizona’s cool months. Just keep in mind that it’s open seasonally from October to April.
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Hidden away in the Hualapai Mountains, this abandoned building wasn’t originally meant to be a mansion. When it was first built in 1929, it was intended to be modern housing for miners of a new mine. The two-story concrete building was a far cry from the tents and makeshift shacks most miners were accustomed to in Arizona but it later became a place for the owners to wine and dine potential stock holders and investors. You can still visit it by hiking or driving on the dirt roads.
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How does a hike through a secluded part of the Mogollon Rim sound? This short hike is just enough of a workout for you to enjoy dipping your toes into the cool waters of East Clear Creek. Enjoy a short picnic and even fishing for crawdads before hiking back to the trailhead.
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Located on the Navajo Nation near Kayenta, Navajo National Monument is a secluded park that shows off some of the best preserved cliff dwellings in the Southwest. Each dates back to the 13th century and you can hike to two of the three dwellings.
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Want to enjoy a glass or two of local wine in a lovely country setting? This winery in Sonoita sits alone on Highway 82 and offers both indoor and outdoor tasting rooms. It’s the perfect way to enjoy the beautiful mountain and desert scenery!
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Located in the northern portion of Sycamore Canyon, this beautiful area is best visited in the spring or fall seasons. It’s perfect for those who love to do rock climbing and rappelling. Plus, you’ll get to see a beautiful seasonal waterfall if you time your visit just right!
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Looking for a place where you can wake up to jaw dropping views? You’ll want to book a night at the View Hotel at Monument Valley. Here, you’ll get to select a room that opens up to the world famous mitten buttes. Once you have your coffee while watching the sun rise, take a hike on the Wildcat Trail or take a guided tour through more remote areas of the tribal park.
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What are some other remote destinations you love to visit? Let us know your favorites and we may feature them in a future article!
If you want to read about more spectacular places to visit in Arizona, be sure to read 11 Out Of This World Summer Day Trips To Take In Arizona.
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