The 10 BEST State Parks in Arizona
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Arizona is home to some of the most beautiful and diverse state parks in the United States. From spectacular desert views to incredible forests, there are a variety of outdoor activities to explore at these parks, no matter the season. So if you’re looking for the perfect park to explore in Arizona, you’ve come to the right place.
Top 10 Destinations to See in Arizona
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Top 10 Things to do in Tarpon Springs
1) Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks
Of course, you have to visit the Sponge Docks while in Tarpon Springs. All aspects of the sponge industry are available to view in Tarpon Springs, from the harvesting to the sale of the sponges. In addition to seeing the history of sponge harvesting, visitors can experience the Greek influence. Greek restaurants and shops are scattered throughout the area. Seafood, Greek salads, and pastries are particularly popular.
2) Saint Michael's Shrine
Located at 113 Hope St., Saint Michael's Shrine is a place where many have reported miracles taking place since its construction in 1940. It was built to fulfill the promise made to Archangel Michael by Goldie Parr if her 11-year-old brother was healed. Many people visit the Shrine to pray and light candles. You can find the history of the shrine here THE SHRINE OF SAINT MICHAEL TAXIARCHIS
3) Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church
Since 1907 Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral has been a beacon and witness of the message of Christ to all persons, through Divine Worship, preaching, teaching, and living the Orthodox Christian faith. The present-day Cathedral was completed in 1943, an example of Neo-Byzantine architecture, and was modeled after Saint Sophia Cathedral (Hagia Sophia) in modern-day Istanbul.
4) Safford House Museum
One of Tarpon Spring's best-kept secrets is the 1883 Safford House Museum. The Safford House has been restored to its original Victorian splendor & is open to the public. The Safford Residence is listed on the National Register of Historic Places & is owned & operated by the City of Tarpon Springs as a museum.
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5) Tarpon Springs Historic District
The Tarpon Springs Historic District is a U.S. historic district in Tarpon Springs, Florida. It is bounded by Read Street, Hibiscus Street, Orange Street, Levis Avenue, Lemon Street, and Spring Bayou, encompasses approximately 700 acres, and contains 145 historic buildings. The historic significance of the district focuses on Events, Architecture, Engineering, and the periods of significance include 1925-1949, 1900-1924, 1875-1899. On December 6, 1990, it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.
6) Anclote Key Lighthouse
In 1887 the Anclote Key Lighthouse was built on the southern end of Anclote Key. The Lighthouse is a skeletal tower similar to Cape San Blas Lighthouse. The lighthouse was refurbished in 2003 and is a working lighthouse.
7) The Sponge Exchange
The Sponge Exchange, now a collection of shops, was originally where the sponge divers would bring their sponges to be sold via auctions.
8) City Hall
Built in 1915, the Old Tarpon Springs City Hall is a historic site in Tarpon Springs, Florida. It is located at 101 South Pinellas Avenue. On August 10, 1990, it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. It was designed by renowned architect Ernest Ivey Cook in the neoclassical style.
9) Sunset Beach
Located at the west end of Gulf Road, Sunset Beach Park is a favorite with both locals and visitors for picnics, swimming, and boat launching. This is the perfect beach to go to if you want to escape the crowds. Built in 1926, the Sunset Beach causeway enhanced one of the city's favorite recreational areas, making this beach park possible. A great place for spectacular sunsets into the Gulf of Mexico. There is also a free monthly concert series, typically scheduled around the full moon. There are barbecue grills, sheltered picnic tables, a concession stand, and public restrooms.
10) Craig Park
Craig park maintained by the City of Tarpon Springs, It's a great place for a stroll around the bayou. You may spot some dolphin or manatee in that bayous. There's a place to launch a boat or kayak, restrooms, lighted tennis courts, a playground, and a bandshell. Several events are held each year including the famous Diving for the Cross on epiphany, every year on the 6th of January!
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Safford (so much more) Arizona
We had a wonderful stay in Safford, we stayed at the Roper Lake State Park and were very impressed with the quality and space available to us. We had a huge site - drive through and power and water with a very tidy and convenient dump station near the ranger station/exit.
The views were unbelievable and the sunsets even better.
We took time to go and look around the area, Chiricahua National Park area to the south, the Morenci Mine Area where they have open pit mines for copper extraction and they are huge, bigger than I thought possible.
We were introduced to GeoCaching by our friends Keith and Linda and are enjoying this adventure of finding locations and rummaging around for the cache a lot of fun. If your travelling full time - research the geocaching - see link below:
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Roper Lake State Park
Located 6 miles south of Safford. Enjoy a dip in a hot tub—an outdoor rock-lined pool created by park rangers and filled with natural hot mineral spring water. Open 6a.m. to 10p.m. Campground areas with electric hook-ups, restrooms, vending machines, picnic tables, grills, swimming, fishing, and public phones. 928-428-6760.
Road Trip Arizona - Safford to Clifton - Beautiful Desert Scenic Drive
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Road Trip Arizona - Safford to Clifton - Beautiful Desert Scenic Drive
Come along for a beautiful desert scenic drive through the mountains and rolling hills of Eastern Arizona. We're taking a road trip from Safford to Clifton Arizona and I'll be your host.
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US 70, Historic US 180 West - The Old West Highway - Safford to Globe, AZ
Driving US 70 is almost like a full-circle moment for me. It was not supposed to happen this day, nor was it a welcome detour at the time, but I'm glad I captured it. My first video was of the San Bernardino Freeway back in California, which at one point carried US 70. Originally from California, US 70 always seemed like a distant memory.
Now for the history of this road. US 70 in the west leads a very interesting life, spending a lot of time intertwined, co-routing, or being replaced by US 60. US 70 is one of the original 1926 routes, with its original western terminus at US 66 in Holbrook, AZ. This was changed when US 60's western terminus was moved from Amarillo, TX to Los Angeles, CA in 1932. The new US 60 met US 70 at Texico, NM (near Clovis). From there, US 60 took US 70's old alignment from Texico to Springerville, AZ while the remaining segment from Springerville to Holbrook became US 260. US 60 then took over former local and state routes, and used a temporary alignment to meet then-US 180 at Rice, AZ (Rice became the town of San Carlos). From there, US 60 co-routed with US 180 to Florence Junction, where US 180 ended and US 60 co-routed with US 80 and 89 through the Phoenix area, eventually splitting west of Phoenix in Wickenburg, AZ to continue on it's journey westward. US 70 was then realigned, replacing US 366 between Clovis and El Paso.
This only lasted for 2 years, however, when the decision was made to replace US 180 with US 70. In 1934, US 70 continued on it's route from Clovis to Alamogordo, NM where, instead of heading directly south to El Paso, it would now head southwest to Las Cruses. There, it would co-route with US 80 to Lordsburg, NM where it would replace then-US 180 from Lordsburg to Globe, AZ, where US 60 and 70 would co-route to Florence Jct to replace US 180, and ultimately remain co-routed to Banning, CA where US 70 would co-route with US 99 and later rejoin US 60 to head into Los Angeles. (Past Globe, US 70 never had it's own route.) US 70 did not completely replace US 180 though, and the portions left between Caballo and Lordsburg via Silver City, NM were deleted and returned to New Mexico's control.
Ultimately, US 54 was extended south from it's terminus at US 60 (former US 70) in Vaughn, NM along NM Route 3 to take over the section of US 70 from Alamogordo to El Paso in 1935. US 54 and 70 are now briefly co-routed through Alamogordo. US 260 was extended southeast past Springerville, AZ to Deming, NM via Silver City, replacing a small section of US 180 that was 'orphaned' between Silver City and Santa Clara (formally Central). In 1961-62, in an ironic twist of fate, US 260 was deleted and its route transferred to modern US 180 after it was extended west from El Paso. This effectively transferred US 180's original route between Silver City and Santa Clara, as well as US 70's original route from Springerville to Holbrook, to modern US 180.
It's unclear who got the better end of the stick here, as while US 70 ran all the way to Los Angeles, all it did was co-route with other highways past Globe. As such it was ripe for truncation, ultimately being removed from California in 1964. Because of that, Arizona started removing it as well, with the route being truncated back to it's current end in Globe at US 60 in 1969. In 1961, though, US 180 was extended further north to connect to the Grand Canyon, even being co-routed from Holbrook to Flagstaff with I-40.
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Safford Arizona (2nd Visit)
In 2019 we met a wonderful couple while travelling to Alaska, we kept in touch and visited them in their winter wonderland of Safford Arizona. We are doing this trip to revisit our friends from the first trip to the USA 2019-2020.
We spent a week at Roper State Park (Arizona State Park) which we loved last time and it was just as good this time.
Keith and Linda have shown us a wonderful visit taking us to see Sandhill Cranes (where they winter) and Besh-Ba-Gowah, and off course some culinary delights on the way....
Hope you enjoy this video as much as we enjoyed making it...
Till next time
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US 191, Historic US 666 North - The Devil's Highway - Wilcox to Safford, AZ
Welcome to the Devil's Highway. At least that's what it's been nicknamed. Today we travel part of US 191. This segment of the highway runs from I-10 near Wilcox - where it was multiplexed with the interstate - to the city of Safford, a small city in eastern Arizona or about 10,000 people. Along the way we pass through small town and junctions, namely Swift Trail Junction, home of the Swift Trail/Safford Federal Correctional Institution, and near Fort Grant, a former Army fort turned State Prison.
US 191 gets it's nickname from it's predecessor: US 666. US 666 was originally a minor 135-mile highway running from Gallup, NM to Cortez, CO, established in 1926 with the initial signing of US Highways. It became the 6th child route of infamous US 66, which served as it's southern terminus in Gallup. It was given this number since all the odd-numbered (indicative of a N/S routing) child routes that would have fit in the system were taken.
US 666 saw it's first of two extensions in 1938, when it was extended south and west into Arizona, co-routing with it's parent to the town of Sanders, where it dipped south. This road remained dirt when it met and joined existing SR 61 to continue south to Saint Johns where SR 61 ended and US 666 met US 260. They continued south together, meeting with and joining US 60 itself just before Springerville. Just past Springerville, US 60 spilt off to head east into New Mexico while US 260 and US 666 continued to south to Alpine where US 260 split as well to head towards Silver City, NM. US 666 then followed the Coronado Trail, one of the most scenic and beautiful routes in western America.
It passed through Morenci and Clifton, ultimately coming to a T-junction with US 70 just east of Safford. From there, US 666 co-routed with US 70 into Safford, then split off to head south where it met SR 86 between Bowie and Wilcox. It again co-routed, this time with SR 86, to the town of Cochise. There, SR 86 split to head to Benson where it met with US 80 and US 666 continued on a slightly meandering path to end at then US 80 immediately west of Douglas.
The route from Springerville/Eager to Safford was originally SR 71, established in 1927. The segment from Safford to Douglas was originally SR 81, established the same year. In 1936, SR 71 was deleted and SR 81 was rerouted up to Springerville, ultimately extending along SR 61 to Sanders. Two years later this was transferred to US 666.
In 1992 Arizona requested a new number for US 666 in the state, asking for it to become part of US 191 for continuity and partly because the signs were very commonly stolen. At this time, US 191 was relatively new to the state having just been extended 11 years prior from Yosemite National Park as part of making US 191 into a 'National Parks Highway'. It was brought south to Chambers, AZ where it ended at I-40. The proposal was to have it multiplex I-40 to Sanders, then replace US 666 from Sanders to Douglas. The request was approved and US 666 was dealt it's first blow. In 2003, New Mexico, Colorado and Utah, asked for a similar change, proposing that US 666 be deleted in it's entirety in favor of US 491. This was approved as well, making US 666 the most recent decommissioned US highway in America.
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Road Trip Arizona to Safford and Tour of Main Street and Old Theatre
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We're going on a road trip north on Highway 191 to Safford. Then we're taking a tour of Main Street. It's the quintessential small town Main Street. We're also going to take a look at an old theatre that is being renovated.
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Panoramic Views from Majestic Mount Graham, Arizona
I had the privilege of working in Safford, AZ from January to March of 2022. I had marveled at this Mountain God that towered in the backdrop night and day while in Safford. I just had to fuel up the Denali and go for an adventure!
At the highest peak, in Graham County, Coronado National Forest and the Pinaleno Mountains, Mt. Graham stretches 10,724 feet into the sky.
Mount Graham summits are headwaters for numerous perennial streams that tumble through five major botanical zones. Located between the southern Rocky Mountains and Mexico's Sierra Madre Occidental, and biologically isolated for millennia, the higher elevations have provided refuge for relict populations of plants and animals with adaptive strategies rooted in Pleistocene ice age environmental conditions.
Of particular note are stands of the oldest conifer trees in the U.S. Southwest and associated habitats for threatened and endangered species, especially the Mount Graham Red Squirrel. [Wikipedia]
The Vatican even has a high-powered telescope perched atop this giant. I just had to see the view from the top and I will tell you, she didn't disappoint!
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U.S. Hwy. 191 - a road less traveled - Coronado National Forest - Mt. Graham (AZ)
Mt. Graham, in the Coronado National Forest, is accessed from Safford, AZ, It has six developed campgrounds best suited for tents, pop-ups and slide-ins. Travel trailers and motorhomes are not recommended. Traveling along State Rt. 366 is scenic and steep in places. Go to for detailed information.
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Roper Lake State Park Campground Safford Arizona - 360 Video Virtual Tour 4K
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Roper Lake State Park Campground in Safford Arizona offers 3 different campground loops: Gila Group Area Campground offers water but no electric sites and can be used as individual sites when not reserved. Hacienda Campground and Cottonwood Campground both offer tent and RV sites which can accommodate RVs up 45 feet and have water and electric hookups. The state park is situated around a small and scenic lake with a couple miles of hiking trails navigating around the desert landscape. Set below the majestic and scenic Mt Graham, Roper Lake State Park is an out of the way gem of a park with easy to navigate roads and very large camping pads.
All loops have paved roads and a mix of paved/ packed gravel parking pads. The Cottonwood Loop has shaded picnic tables, BBQ, and fireplace rings. Hookups are located at the back of the sites. The Hacienda Loop is similar in design but does not have the shade pavilions over the picnic benches. A few pull thrus are available on both main camping loops. Trails depart both loops and connect to the picnic areas, fishing spots, gated dog run, and the most unique feature, a natural fed hot tub.
The hot tub is a small unassuming hole in the ground. Fed naturally with a steady flow of hot water the tub offers campers a unique and refreshing respite notably on cool fall, winter and spring evenings.
Roper Lake State Park campground is an excellent choice to spend a couple days or a longer term. A dump station is located on site and the park is 5 miles from Safford AZ where all the amenities of modern civilization are available. 2 miles south of the park is the access road up into the Mt Graham area and the forested mountains. Mt Graham is over 10,00 feet high and at the peak houses telescopes operated by the University of Arizona (check online for tour dates).
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*Note:* Mt Graham is *not* the highest point in Arizona as stated in the video; it's just the highest in this range.
Day 11 of the National Parks Plus USA Road Trip. This is a drive around Saguaro National Park's eastern (Rincon Mountains) half, then a drive through gorgeous, rural Arizona and the Apache National Forest near Safford. We cross the line into New Mexico, pass through towns like Cliff and Silver City, and end up in travelers' oasis Deming. Oh, and there may be some unusual and exotic birds seen along the way. And maybe a high-level art heist.
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0:47 6th and Speedway, Tucson's Cracker intersection
1:40 Last? stop at Fry's supermarket
2:30 Arrival at Saguaro National Park (east)
2:28 Saguaro NP Rincon Mountains Visitor Center
3:13 Cactus Forest Drive in Saguaro NP
6:15 Leaving Tucson: Roadrunner and Jeremy Wash
6:49 Amazing overpasses of I-10 in Arizona
7:11 Highway 191 by Mt. Graham, Arizona's highest mountain
7:43 About Safford, Arizona
8:15 Highway 78 through 3-Way and the Apache National Forest
10:08 Entering New Mexico on Highway 78
11:10 Buckhorn, NM post office
11:46 Cliff, NM, Rita Alter and the Willem de Kooning art heist
12:51 Silver City, NM
13:18 The dark road to Deming, NM (and Jupiter)
13:36 Deming, NM and the Grand Motor Inn
14:08 Coming tomorrow on day 12
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