LIVE EXQUISITELY AT ARIZONA'S MOST POWERFUL ADDRESS

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

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GRAND CANYON

One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, the Grand Canyon spans a staggering 277 miles in length and up to 18 miles wide. The mile-high canyon walls contain nearly 2 billion years’ worth of Earth’s geological history. It has been determined that the Colorado River set its course in the area about 5 or 6 million years ago and has since continued to deepen and widen the canyons. Also known for its breathtaking views and scenery, the Grand Canyon is a must-see Arizona experience. (3.5 hours by car)

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SEDONA

Sedona is best known for its steep red sandstone rock formations that illuminate orange and red tones at sunrise and sunset. These gorgeous rock formations are the only of their kind in the world. Sedona is also notable for its vibrant arts community and its mild-climate that makes it perfect for a wide array of outdoor activities. (2 hours by car)

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BOTANICAL GARDENS

The Desert Botanical Garden offers a world-renowned collection of desert plants from around the world. The Garden has five themed trails that consist of more than 50,000 plants. This sprawling 140-acre outdoor desert museum offers a variety of lectures and workshops on various topics from art to health and wellness, specialized tours, seasonal exhibits, dining options and more. (16 minutes by car)

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SPEED & SPORT

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One of just eight cities that is home to all four major sports franchises (NFL, NHL, MLB, and NBA), Phoenix’s great weather and energetic ambience have turned the city into a year-round sports and events mecca. In addition to sporting events, Phoenix is also home to unique entertainment, shopping, and cultural and culinary experiences.

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NFL - ARIZONA CARDINALS

The Arizona Cardinals are the Valley’s hometown NFL team and have been since 1994. The “Birdgang” has played at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale since 2006, making it the sixth newest NFL stadium in the world. University of Phoenix Stadium has also hosted several ‘mega-events,’ including the College Football Playoff National Championship Game, the Fiesta Bowl and the Super Bowl. This state-of-the-art stadium is considered an architectural icon and was named in Business Week’s Top 10 “Most Impressive” sports facilities in the world; it is the only one in the United States on the list. (University of Phoenix Stadium 19 miles away)

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NBA - PHOENIX SUNS

The Phoenix Suns is Arizona’s longest running professional team, having been in the Valley since 1968. The team plays at Talking Stick Arena in downtown Phoenix, which is also home to the Phoenix Mercury, a WMBA team, and the Arizona Rattlers, an arena football team. Talking Stick Arena is 1 million square feet in size on an 11-acre site. (13 miles away)

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PGA - THE WASTE MANAGEMENT OPEN

The Waste Management Open, also known as the Phoenix Open, is held at the Tournament Players Club (TPC) in Scottsdale, every year in early February. The tournament is referred to as “The Greatest Show on Earth” because of its high energy, record breaking crowds, and fun atmosphere. There are also two PGA Tour Champions tournaments yearly, including the Charles Schwab Cup at Desert Mountain and the Conquistador Classic in Tucson. (TPC is 13 miles away)

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SPRING TRAINING

Half of the MLB teams are hosted in Phoenix for Spring Training, taking place in 10 stadiums across the Valley. Spring Training takes place between mid-February through MLB’s opening day of the regular season. The average temperature during this time is between 70 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The Arizona Diamondbacks play at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, located just five miles from Paradise Valley; however, baseball fans can catch additional Cactus League games in Glendale, Goodyear, Mesa, Peoria, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Surprise and Tempe. (Salt River Fields is 5 miles away)