are there any places i must see when i go to arizona in april?

Answer 1

There is so much to see, so it's hard to tell you not knowing how long you'll be there. Here's what I say:
1)Sedona
2)Tombstone
3)Old Tucson
4)Mongollon Rim

It's a mix of historical and natural. The Grand Canyon is cool, but it's far overrated. Check out the places above, and you won't soon forget AZ!

Answer 2

I lived out there for a few years and once, with a friend, did a whirlwind tour. We saw the Grand Canyon, yes (and hiked in it), also the London Bridge, Lake Mead, drove over the Hoover Dam (okay, that's on the way to Nevada, but still cool), drove the Apache Trail (I had white knuckles) and saw some Anasazi ruins, Painted Desert, Petrified Forest, and down in the southeast corner you can go to the OK Corral (How do you spell that?) Heck, I forgot Saguaro National Forest. Love the big cacti! Have fun! And stay cool, though April is a good time for that. Besides, it's a dry heat.

Answer 3

Arizona may be considered to be somewhat of a "hotspot" for unidentified flying object (UFO) sightings. According to the UFO Casebook, there have been 1324 reported sightings between 1946 and 2006,[5] the sixth most of all 50 states and Washington DC. 1324 sightings in 60 years is a little over 20 every year.

One of the most famous UFO sightings in Arizona are the infamous Phoenix Lights. These are one of the most heavily witnessed UFO sightings ever. The sightings occurred on March 13, 1997. The five lights in a "V"-shape were first spotted in Henderson, Nevada, and then moved to Paulden, on to Prescott Valley, to Dewey, and then finally to Phoenix. After the lights left Phoenix, they moved toward Tucson, following Interstate 10 at a slow pace. UFO witnesses and investigators claim these lights have never been completely explained; at the time of the occurrence, the Arizona Air National Guard issued a public statement that the 'mysterious' lights were likely flares dropped by a Maryland Air National Guard training mission which was in the area and returning to Tucson at about the time the lights were reported.

Answer 4

Hi,

You have to go to the Grand Canyon! We're going in September. I went once when I was a kid on a family vacation, and now I'm taking my family there.

Answer 5

There's mainly only fool's gold in some areas. I tried it when we first moved out here. Swish some sand and rocks and water in your pan at home. If it's no fun to you there, it isn't more fun here. Enjoy the other sights!

Answer 6

Thousands!!! Grand Canyon, Sedona. If your in Phoenix area museums, arts theaters tons of history.