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Going on a day trip can be a fun, rejuvenating experience. It allows you to explore a new area quickly and not break the bank.
Arizona is home to a number of exciting and interesting destinations around the West Valley. Whether you’re planning to travel with family, friends, or go solo, head to the amazing attractions in the areas of the Grand Canyon, Sedona, and Prescott.
West Valley to the Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon is a world famous for its stunning rock formations, deep caves, and magnificent views. Located in the Grand Canyon National Park, this destination is about a four-hour drive from the West Valley.
How to get there
Take the I-17 route and make an exit at 165 towards AZ 64.
What to see and do in the Grand Canyon
- Grand Canyon National Park at the South Rim
Aside from panoramic and breathtaking views of the stunning rock formations, you can also take a short hike along one of the many trails. - Yavapai Geology MuseumAlong the South Rim trail, you can learn more about the geological history of the Grand Canyon and take a look at the artifacts on display.
- Desert View Watchtower
While you’re in the South Rim portion of the Grand Canyon National Park, visit this historical stone tower in the Desert View settlement. Climb the tower’s 85 steps to get unobstructed views from their 70-foot high observation deck.
West Valley to Sedona
Sedona is a hidden gem with an abundance of beautiful red rock formations. The city also has many world-famous hiking trails and picturesque views of the Schnebly Hill Formation. Sedona is just around two hours from West Valley.
How to get there
Take the I-17 route, exit at 298, and continue along AZ 179.
What to see and do in Sedona
- Sedona Trolley Tours
Join a 55-minute guided tour of Sedona. The tour will take you through the city’s historic sites, notable establishments, and outdoor spots. - Bell Rock Trail
If you’re looking for a quick hike, try the 1.5-mile Bell Rock Trail. It takes you to a gorgeous red rock formation overlooking a spectacular view of the landscape at its apex. - Pink Jeep Tour
A day trip to Sedona won’t be the same without an off-road adventure. You can take a quick two-hour trek along the famous Schnebly Hill Formation. - Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village
Stop by the Mexican-inspired village to check out the variety of shops, restaurants, and galleries in this Sedona landmark.
West Valley to Prescott
Less than two hours away from West Valley, Prescott is a well-known historic town with a wide variety of establishments, restaurants, and attractions.
How to get there
Take the I-17 and exit 262 to get on the AZ 69 route.
What to see and do in Prescott
- Whiskey Row
If you’re going to be in Prescott, Whiskey Role is a must. Check out the places on this historic street such as Matt’s Saloon, the Palace Restaurant and Saloon, and the Treat Center on Courthouse Square. - Sharlot Hall Museum
Take a close look at the vast collection of Native American artifacts, documents, and photographs that Sharlot Hall, the museum’s namesake, collected over a period of the time. - The Smoki Museum
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Native American art and culture in this museum. It houses a wide collection of artifacts, pottery, and artworks.
The Northwest Valley has much to offer you in terms of attractions, restaurants, and real estate. If you want to know more about the real estate properties in the Northwest Valley, contact the White Tank Properties team at 623-606-9354 or email info@whitetankproperties.com.