National Parks in Arizona

The Grand Canyon is one of the most iconic national parks in the world—and it’s easy to see why. Whether you’re here for hiking, scenic drives, or just soaking up the jaw-dropping views, there’s no shortage of things to do. Best of all, the park offers options for every age and ability level, from quick rim strolls to full-day adventures.

Entrance Fee: $35 per vehicle, valid for 7 days. $20/person for bikers, hikers, and other pedestrians.

Nearly a thousand years ago, the ground opened up, and lava erupted into the sky. This eruption caused the Northern Arizona Landscape to change forever. Today, the Sunset Crater Volcano sits dormant with trees and flowers growing amongst the lava rocks.

People can visit the park and hike along the trails to see the lava rocks and lava flow. Hiking is only permitted on the designated trails to help preserve and protect the fragile geological and archeological features, as well as the recovering landscape.