Activities, Camps and After School Classes in Phoenix, AZ

Walk around the famed Old West town of Tombstone and see how the Wild West was won. Witness a gunfight at the historic O.K. Corral and later, enjoy lunch in the area. Get a chance to walk the streets of the most preserved copper mining town in the Southwest, Bisbee, AZ. Stop at Saguaro N.P. Visitor Center to get great photos of the mighty Saguaro Cactus.

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One of our most popular tours is a day in the beautiful red rock country of Sedona, Arizona. This 8–9-hour tour includes a stunning drive north to our first stop at Montezuma Castle, one of many National Monuments in the state. We will have some short stops at some of the best scenic overlooks. Stroll through Tlaquepaque and downtown. Lunch in Sedona. A short hike if you like. Maybe a stop at a winery on our way back to Phoenix.

This day tour gives you the chance to venture north from the Phoenix area to see several historical sites that visitors come from around the world to see. This allows you to experience several very old locations that are so important in the history of Arizona. They have been preserved so visitors can still enjoy them as they have for hundreds of years. This makes a great day tour when the temperatures are rising in the Phoenix area as we climb to the cooler higher altitudes of the state. - Wupatki National Monument - Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument - Museum of Northern Arizona or - Lunch included

Embark on a thrilling electric bike adventure in the breathtaking Sonoran Desert! Since our inception in 2012, we have proudly been Arizona's first e-bike adventure outfitter, specializing in exciting on-road and off-road experiences that elevate your exploration of the desert landscape. Our high-quality Class 1 e-bikes, featuring advanced Bosch and Yamaha motors, provide an unmatched riding experience, effortlessly tackling the varied terrain of the desert. Unlike traditional mountain biking or hiking, our e-bikes allow you to cover more ground and access hidden gems that are often missed on foot or standard bikes. With our knowledgeable guides leading the way, you’ll have the chance to engage deeply with the beauty of the Sonoran Desert. Enjoy stunning vistas, learn about the local flora and fauna, and soak in the unique ambiance of this remarkable environment. We aim for 8 or fewer riders when mixing parties. One party can book up to 12; smaller groups may be arranged.

Discover the essence of Southern Arizona on this full-day tour from Scottsdale. Journey through the stunning Sonoran Desert to explore Saguaro National Park, home to the tallest saguaro cacti in the U.S. Stroll through the historic streets of Tombstone, where the legendary Wild West comes alive, and learn about the famous O.K. Corral gunfight. Finally, visit the artistic town of Bisbee, a former copper-mining hub known for its Victorian architecture and vibrant galleries. This tour seamlessly blends natural beauty, rich history, and unique local culture. - Full-day tour from Scottsdale through Southern Arizona's desert landscapes - Explore Saguaro National Park, home to iconic towering cacti - Experience the Wild West in historic Tombstone, including the O.K. Corral - Visit Bisbee, a charming town known for its artistic scene and history

Journey to Prescott, Arizona's historic mountain town, for a full-day exploration of its rich heritage, Native American culture, and Old West charm. This scenic tour highlights Prescott's Victorian architecture and the iconic Whiskey Row, where you can wander through historic storefronts and experience the spirit of the frontier. Visit the Sharlot Hall Museum to uncover the region's territorial history and pioneer life, followed by a stop at the Museum of Indigenous People to learn about the area's Native American cultures. This tour is perfect for travelers interested in history and culture, providing a refreshing change from the desert landscape. - Discover Prescott's Victorian architecture and historic courthouse plaza - Explore the Sharlot Hall Museum and the Museum of Indigenous People - Stroll along Whiskey Row, a famed Old West landmark - Enjoy scenic views of Central Arizona during your travel

Experience an incredible sunrise or sunset in the one-of-a-kind Sonoran Desert in Phoenix, Arizona, with a fun, experienced, local Mad Desert Trekking guide. Find out why Arizona's sunrises and sunsets are truly amazing. Why should you book your Sonoran Desert sunrise or sunset hiking adventure with Mad Desert Trekking? We approach every trip with fun in mind. Plus, our pro guides will show you the secrets of the area that few people know about. We will provide everything you need for your hiking adventure, including: - Use of backpacks - Sunscreen - Bottled water - Sports drinks - Trail snacks - Plus, cold beverages after finishing your hike. Our number one priority is your safety. We guarantee a safe, enjoyable and memorable Sonoran Desert experience.

Discover the stunning beauty of Arizona on a full-day adventure that takes you to the Grand Canyon and Sedona. Travel through the captivating landscapes of the Sonoran Desert and Northern Arizona, stopping at iconic viewpoints of the Grand Canyon South Rim. Explore the historic Hopi House to learn about Indigenous cultures and browse authentic arts and crafts. In Sedona, enjoy free time to explore local shops or take in the vibrant red rock scenery. The tour also includes a visit to picturesque Oak Creek Canyon, offering spectacular sights perfect for photography. This comprehensive tour is ideal for newcomers and returning visitors alike, showcasing the best of the American Southwest in one day. - Full-day tour from Scottsdale to the Grand Canyon and Sedona - Explore the Grand Canyon South Rim and visit Hopi House - Free time in Sedona to shop and enjoy breathtaking views - Scenic stops at Oak Creek Canyon for photography opportunities

Explore the rich history and vibrant culture of Phoenix on this engaging tour led by a local geographer-guide. Journey through downtown in an air conditioned high-roof van, passing by all the most important landmarks and as your guide shares fascinating stories along the way. You'll stop for a short walk at the memorial at the Arizona State Capitol and see much more along the way to Papago Park to see the natural desert scenery and views. This experience emphasizes connection and conversation, making it easy to engage with the guide and fellow travelers about the city’s heritage and ecology. With small group sizes, this tour provides a personalized glimpse into the heart of Phoenix, ensuring you leave with a deeper understanding of its past and present. - 3 hour guided tour of Phoenix's key landmarks - Engage with a local geographer-guide for rich storytelling - Small group experience (up to 8 guests) for personalized interaction - Enjoy a stunning view at Hunt’s Tomb in Papago Park

Explore Arizona's captivating history and breathtaking landscapes on this day trip from Phoenix. Begin at Walnut Canyon National Monument to discover ancient cliff dwellings and learn about the fascinating Sinagua people while soaking in stunning canyon vistas. Next, marvel at Meteor Crater, Earth's best-preserved meteor impact site, enriched by engaging space science exhibits. Conclude your adventure in Winslow, a nostalgic Route 66 town, where you can capture a moment at the famous 'Standin’ on the Corner' landmark. - Visit Walnut Canyon National Monument and explore ancient cliff dwellings - Marvel at Meteor Crater, one of Earth's best-preserved impact sites - Stroll through Winslow, a nostalgic town on Route 66 - Enjoy comfortable transportation and scenic desert landscapes throughout your journey

Explore Arizona's captivating natural wonders and rich history on this personalized tour. Visit the colossal Meteor Crater, formed over 50,000 years ago, and walk through the historic mining town of Jerome, where local insights reveal its vibrant past. Discover the ancient cliff dwellings at Montezuma's Castle, providing a unique glimpse into the lives of the Sinagua people. This tour combines stunning landscapes with cultural heritage for an unforgettable experience. - Visit the iconic 50,000-year-old Meteor Crater - Explore the historic mining town of Jerome with local insights - Discover the ancient cliff dwellings at Montezuma's Castle - Enjoy a personalized tour experience highlighting Arizona's treasures

Enjoy a tour of the Prescott and surrounding area customized for your group of up to five guests. The tour can be customized from 9 to 11 hours. The itinerary can be tailored to suit your desires of what you would like to see along the route. Typical points of interest could include choices from Old Town Prescott, Whiskey Row, Sharlot Hall Museum, The Smoki Museum, Lynx Lake and more. Once booked, we will discuss the itinerary with you, and you can choose which venues that you would like to include. Admission costs are not included, as many spots are free to visit, and those that have admissions have many choices based on student / veteran / senior status. Route options and local venues can be discussed at booking. Tour starts and ends in the Metro Phoenix area, and it is 90 minutes drive each way to and from Prescott.

Most ghost tours walk you past haunted buildings and tell you the stories. On this one, you help investigate them. This interactive downtown Phoenix experience blends haunted history, local legends, true crime, and live ghost hunting at select stops using real equipment—including EMF detectors, dowsing rods, and spirit boxes. You won’t just listen. You’ll ask questions, track responses, and experience Phoenix’s darker side for yourself. And unlike standard walking tours, this experience doesn’t stop at the sidewalk—you’ll also step inside two historic locations for live investigations, giving you access most tours don’t offer.

This day tour gives you the chance to venture north from the Phoenix area to see several historical sites that visitors come from around the world to see. This allows you to experience several interesting locations that are so important in the history of Arizona. Our first stop will be at Walnut Canyon National Monument where you will have a chance to learn more about the area in the visitor center and also walk the upper trail that takes you right to many ancient dwellings right on the trail. Then off to the Meteor Crater which is such a unique experience to see and be able to walk right out and stand on the edge. Then we are off to Winslow for lunch & a visit to the famous corner made famous in an Eagles song ("Take It Easy"). While in Winslow we will visit the Historic La Posada Hotel for a great lunch (included up to $20 per person). On our return to Phoenix, we will go thru Sunset Pass & our ponderosa forest.

Escape Phoenix and journey through Arizona’s most diverse landscapes on this full-day adventure to Page. Travel from desert terrain to the alpine beauty of Flagstaff, including a scenic stop at Buffalo Park, known for its sweeping views of the San Francisco Peaks. Continue to iconic landmarks including Cameron Trading Post, Glen Canyon Dam Overlook, Toadstool Hoodoos Trail, and the unforgettable sunset at Horseshoe Bend.

The Monument Valley tour includes Sedona, Meteor Crater, and Monument Valley. It begins with a scenic, narrated, flight through the Red Rock formations of Sedona. It then takes in the San Francisco Peaks and the Painted Desert. The tour continues and may make a brief stop in Page, Arizona, located along the shores of Lake Powell (depending on aircraft). The flight will continue on to Monument Valley where you will experience the monuments from the air. The flight will land at Gouldings Field, just minutes from Monument Valley, and embark on a guided, 90 minute 4X4 ground tour into the Navajo Tribal Park. Your Navajo guide will provide insights into the culture and beauty of this sacred area. Finally, return to Gouldings Lodge for a delicious Navajo Taco lunch before returning to the airport for the scenic return flight.

On this day trip we will travel to the famous Apache Trail. An old trail, the Apache tribe used in the late 1800's as well as a road built for prospectors and wagons traveling through the area. You as our guest will enjoy the majestic Superstition Mountain range as well as the beautiful Sonoran desert backdrop. We will venture to the old gold mining ghost town of Goldfield, witness breathtaking vistas in the mountain range of the Superstitions and let you take a 90 minute sightseeing steamboat ride on Canyon Lake. We will also make a pitstop at the old wagon stop of Tortilla Flat for possible lunch or gift shop attractions. Lastly we will stop at the Lost Dutchman Museum to polish up your knowledge of the area before we head back into town. Duration of trip is 8 hours from Pickup to Drop-off. NOTE: The museum is CLOSED Mon-Wed from the months of May thru October.

• Explore the majestic Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot Native American monuments and see the handiwork of the local Sinagua tribe. • Get a chance to learn about the mining history and walk around the old mining town of Jerome, Arizona. • Eat lunch in Uptown Sedona and later, walk around to check out local shops and artwork. • See the local red rock viewpoints and sites, taking in their large colorful formations up close. • Duration is 9-10 hours from Pickup to Drop-off. Lunch and all admission costs are included.

On this experience you will get to witness the two Native American Monuments of Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot. These monuments are rich in history of the Sinagua peoples of the verde valley. Then we will take you to the quaint copper mining town of Jerome, AZ. This town has been preserved in 1920's theme and is an Arizona favorite! Lastly we will board the sightseeing train, The Verde Canyon Railroad for a 3.5 hour journey through scenic Verde Canyon. You can witness this beautiful canyon from the luxury of FIRST CLASS. On this tour we generously include a first class train ticket, 2 monument entrance fees and lunch.

Come experience the original Grand Canyon tourist destination (all the back to 1882), the best kept of the Canyon's secrets, the one and only road to the bottom! This trip provides a rare opportunity to travel to the inner depths of The Grand Canyon, to a unique and isolated location with little visitation. Here, you will be far from the tourist crowds of the South Rim and trips are limited in size to keep it that way. This trip is not for everyone. This is the unadulterated Grand Canyon without the circus to distract you from its overwhelming presence, at once ancient and timeless, awesome in its profound depth and silent majesty. Here the Canyon will speak to you and you can actually hear it.