Nearly perfect year-round weather and several impeccably designed championship courses have made Phoenix one of the top golf destinations in the world. But there's more to this mild-mannered metropolis than pristine greens and tee times. The greater Phoenix area also offers visitors an array of impressive cultural attractions. Visit the internationally renowned Heard Museum for an in-depth look at Native American history or peruse the fine collection at the Phoenix Museum of Art. Enjoy a ballet performance at the ornate Orpheum Theater or or catch a concert at the state-of-the-art Comerica Theatre. In addition to golf, the city offers access to numerous outdoor endeavors including rock climbing, hot-air ballooning, desert jeep tours and more. Family-friendly attractions, first-rate shopping, dining and entertainment, and spectacular recreational activities make Phoenix a must-visit destination.
Restaurants in Phoenix
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Rappel Arizona specializes in adventures with ropes! We are delighted to show our clients the beautiful Sonoran desert at our private site in Phoenix while rappelling, rock climbing and enjoying our via ferrata mountain traverse. Select from one of our popular activity packages below: Rappelling Package, Zion Package, Yosemite package, Ancient Arts Hike. All packages include private site, guides and all equipment. All adventures are a privately guided experience, advance reservations are required with online booking. We have a very low guide to participant ratio to ensure maximum safety and fun. We are excited for your visit!
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We offer amazing tours to the most majestic Arizona Tourist Destinations with Phoenix, Arizona as the Departure Point. You will be accompanied by a tour guide that will be able to answer questions about our beautiful state.
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Liberty Wildlife is a non-profit rescues, rehabilitation, education and sustainability organization located just south of Sky Harbor Airport. Tucked inside Phoenix city lines, we have an amazing backdrop along the Rio Salado. Tour through our sustainable building and get a glimpse of how our hospital treats the sick, injured and orphaned wildlife that arrive daily. Also walk through our education trail where you will see non-releasable birds of prey, including native hawks, owls and even bald and golden eagles. Each day that we are open to the public there is a presentation in our amphitheater at 11:15. You'll get an up close experience with some of the wildlife that we care for.
Liberty is a wildlife rescue rehabilitation and conservation organization. The education side of the facility is open to visitors several times each week (check the website for specific days and times). The education side houses animals that could not be released due to the nature of their injury or illness. This is the best place to see and photograph native birds of prey up close. Open hours usually include an opportunity to see an eagle feed and listen to education about eagles. You will see volunteers handling, caring for, and interacting with the birds. They can help you get an unobstructed photo of the birds and tell you all about the history of each animal. Many of the volunteers will help you snap a picture with a bird. There is also an interactive room with displays that can be touched as well as reptiles and a Pygmy owl named Newton. Along the rehab side of the facility you can watch surgeries through a window as well as new intakes coming into the facility and being examined by volunteers. Be sure to say hi to ravens Lenny, Beaker, and Clarence. They thrive on the attention!
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Summers Fruit Barn is a classic fruit stand that has the best local dates and pecans. They also have a nice assortment of organic fruit, as well as salsas, jams, cactus candy, and great orange smoothie. They are extremely friendly here and are always doing some type of free tasting.
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This, the largest municipal park in the world, is a popular hiking, biking and horseback riding trail area.
On our first full day in Phoenix, we chose to hike the Hidden Valley Trail via Mormon Loop Trail, which we found highly rated on the AllTrails app. A 5+ mile hike that took us 2.5 hours, as we’re ‘moderate’ hikers, it was a lot of fun. Bring plenty of water, backpack, sun screen, lip balm and a hat. The low ‘50’s temps were perfect mid-morning, feeling warmer than that as the sun was out. Hard sole shoes or boots will greatly help your hike!
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Raven Golf Club Phoenix's spectacular championship golf course, array of world-class amenities and unparalleled guest service have earned it recognition among the nation's top daily fee golf properties - including 4.5 stars by Golf Digest, "#5 Golf Course in the State" by Arizona Magazine, and "#1 Guest Service in North America". From its manicured greens and expansive practice facility to its picturesque air conditioned wedding and event pavilion overlooking the 18th hole, Raven Golf Club Phoenix offers a remarkable golf, dining and special events experience in the shadows of South Mountain.
8 retired men played this on a golf junket and thoroughly enjoyed our entire experience. Staff great,nice restaurant and a beautiful golf course. The course is very playable for even high handicappers with large greens with lots of nuances. Plenty of trees and vegetation but very few water issues. Had a great time and will return
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Ponderosa Stables wasn't our first choice, but the first choice never returned our call. The only reason Ponderosa wasn't our first choice was that at this time they were only offering one hour rides, My wife is an experienced rider and we were hoping for a longer ride. At any rate, we thoroughly enjoyed our ride through the scenic Arizona desert. Bailey was a great wrangler, engaging with all the riders, pointing out the scenery and points of interest and demonstrating her amazing horsemanship skills. We will definitely be back for the dinner ride next time we are in Phoenix.
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The Farm at South Mountain in Phoenix offers a nearby escape from the city with canopies of pecan trees and an organic style garden. Rich in history, this agritourism destination invites you to explore three restaurants, two naturally beautiful venue spaces, organic-style gardens, retail shop, and retreat. -Restaurants- Morning Glory Cafe (breakfast) House baked muffins and pastries, locally made sausages, seasonal omelets and more! The Farm Kitchen (lunch) Delicious sandwiches, fresh soups, seasonal salads and made-from-scratch baked goods. Quiessence (dinner with small group private event space) Arizona's original farm-to-table restaurant sourcing from its own on-site garden, Soil & Seed Garden, Chef Dustin Christofolo curates each week’s menu with freshly harvested vegetables, edible flowers, eggs, and herbs. -Event Venues- The Canopy in The Grove (up to 3,000 guests) Stone Grove (Up to 300 guests)
The breakfast at Morning Glory was amazing. The farm is beautiful and had such a relaxing feel. I ordered the Belgium Style Waffle (blue corn waffle topped with blueberries, whipped butter, blue corn granola crumble) - hands down the best Belgium waffle I’ve ever had!
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