Phoenix, America’s fifth largest city, boasts gorgeous desert scenery and has more land designated for parks and preserves than any other major city in the nation.
In addition to its natural beauty, it has big-city offerings, too, such as outstanding theater, shopping, dining, museums, and more.
There are so many reasons to visit Phoenix and explore the wonders of Arizona. Whether your escaping the snow and cold or attending a business conference or family event, there is never enough time to see and enjoy all that the city and state have to offer. Here are a few of the many outdoor activities you can enjoy in the Arizona sunshine.
Day Trips – The Grand Canyon, Prescott, Sedona, and Jerome are all hours away and waiting for you to explore and check off your Bucket List.
Golfing – Phoenix and its neighboring communities are home to over 100 golf courses in a variety of styles—far more than you could hope to play in just one visit.
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Arizona Biltmore Golf Course – 4 Miles From Guesthouse
Major Leage Baseball’s Spring Training for the Cactus League in February and March is concentrated in the greater Phoenix area. This makes it easy for fans to hit multiple ballparks in multiple days, as well as taking in two games in a day as a day-night doubleheader at two parks. Medlock Place Guesthouse in the heart of Phoenix will give you close proximity to all of the Spring Training ballparks. You’ll have an easy time seeing plenty of your favorite teams during your visit.
Hiking – The Guesthouse is located a few miles from some of the top hiking spots: Piestewa Peak, Camelback Mountain, and Dreamy Draw Loop. There are so many parks and hiking trails in the Phoenix Metro area you can easily find the right fit for any level of adventurer.
Or, just lounge by the pool with a good book!
