Not only is the park popular among tourists, it’s also a hotspot for scientific research. Have you been? arizonaoddities.com/2018/07/get-a-…

The maintenance of the steel roof protecting the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument is quite the task… arizonaoddities.com/2015/08/protec…

This house stands 124 feet above the Prescott National Forest. Imagine the view from the top! arizonaoddities.com/2019/03/talles…

Hadji Ali’s grave has an intricate stone pyramid topped with a camel. It’s almost as interesting as his story! arizonaoddities.com/2009/09/quartz…

Handweaving Navajo rugs is a meticulous and time-consuming art, sometimes taking 3 months to complete a single piece. ow.ly/kMdA50Bnt1V

You’ll frequently find our state bird perched on spiky saguaros. arizonaoddities.com/2010/12/why-do…

Can you name the four North American deserts? ow.ly/fwD950BveCM

Cowboys mastered functional fashion. From leather chaps to bandanas, each piece had a purpose. ow.ly/FWp650BveL5

If you were an outlaw in the late 1800s, you might’ve found yourself chained to this tree in Wickenburg. 🧐 ow.ly/P8Lv50BveN6

Artist Gregg Arnold’s "Gigantus Headicus” would fit in on Easter Island, but it’s found 15 miles east of Kingman. ow.ly/VogV50BveVE

This might be the craziest story you’ll see on social media today… ow.ly/Adcz50Bvf0B

As temperatures cool, head over to the South Mountain Preserve for more than 50 miles of trails and panoramic views. ow.ly/ZSBP50Bvfc2

Did you know Phoenix took the territorial capital away from Prescott with just one vote? ow.ly/NzRp50CdMvg

Olive trees dot the Valley of the Sun… But don’t expect to make fresh olive oil without some serious labor. ow.ly/vQSM50CdOdB

In the spirit of Friday the 13th it’s only fitting to share the story of a jilted bride who has yet to check out of the Hassayampa Inn, in Prescott. arizonaoddities.com/2016/10/hassay…

Have you witnessed a lizard pop up on its two back legs and begin running? It’s a sight to see…🦎 ow.ly/bRYB50CdPqd

Local legend says a UFO crashed in the wilderness near Paradise Valley — and the Dreamy Draw Dam was built to hide the evidence. 👽 ow.ly/NjCn50CdPH9

The Hollywood Boulevard-style sidewalk stars commemorate the Hotel San Carlos’ heyday. It was once a haven for celebrities like Gene Autry and Clark Gable. ow.ly/UPAo50CdPIL

Here’s a fun challenge for you: Arizona history trivia. Comment with your score! 🤓📚 ow.ly/wgHg50CdPNP

Fearless physician Doc Goodfellow had a tendency to be on the scene during historic moments...🩺 ow.ly/UqWh50CdQSk