Phoenix Real Estate

Events Calendar -

• January: Annual Sports, Vacation & RV Show
• February: Annual Native American Hoop Dance Championship
• March: Annual Gem & Mineral Show
• April: Heritage Square Farmers Market
• May: Cinco de Mayo Celebrations valleywide
• June: Annual Grand Canyon State Summer Games
• July: Fabulous Phoenix Fourth
• August: Annual Family Cornfest
• September: Harvest Festival
• October: Original Coors Rodeo Showdown
• December: Fesival of Lights (Noche de las luminarias)

Activities -

• Walking & Hiking - Camelback Mountain, Papago Park, South Mountain Park, Squaw Peak
• Mountain Biking - Camelback Mountain, Papago Park, South Mountain Park, Squaw Peak
• Horseback Riding - Camelback Mountain, Papago Park, South Mountain Park, Squaw Peak
• Fishing - Encanto Park, Papago Park, Salt River
• Golf - Contact Phoenix Chamber of Commerce for more information
• Tennis - Contact Phoenix Chamber of Commerce for more information
• Swimming - Contact Phoenix Chamber of Commerce for more information
• Shopping - Contact Phoenix Chamber of Commerce for more information

Arizona State Parks: 520-542-4174

Arizona National Forests: 800-280-CAMP

Cities & Towns -

• Sedona, Arizona: 119 Miles North
• Scottsdale, Arizona: 10 Miles East
• Flagstaff, Arizona: 138 Miles North
• Globe, Arizona: 89 Miles East
• Wickenburg, Arizona: 53 Miles East
• Prescott, Arizona: 94 Miles North
• Tucson, Arizona: 117 Miles

Parks & Monuments -

• Phoenix South Mountain Park: South End of the City
• North Mountain Park: North End of the City
• Encanto Park: Within the City
• Montezuma's Castle National Monument: 85 Miles North
• Fort Verde State Historic Park: 83 Miles North
• Casa Grande National Monument: 47 Miles South
• Picacho Peak State Park: 73 Miles South
• Tonto National Monument: 60 Miles East

Wilderness & Recreation Areas -

• Phoenix Mountain Reserve: Northeast of the City
• Carefree/Cave Creek: 25 Miles North
• Tonto National Forest: Adjoins the City

Historic & Points of Interest -

• The Arboretum at Arizona State University: 10 miles east (Tempe).
• Arizona Mining & Mineral Museum: 602-255-3791.
• Arizona Science Center: 602-716-2000.
• Arizona State Capitol Museum: 602-542-4675.
• Deer Valley Rock Art Center: 1,500 prehistoric petroglyphs. 602-582-8007.
• Desert Botanical Garden: 20,000 desert plants on display. 602-941-1225.
• Heard Museum: Native American Culture and Art. 602-252-8848.
  
• Museum of Fire Fighting: Largest collection of fire fighting equipment in the world. 602-275-3473.
• Heritage Square: A city block with restored buildings dating from the late 1800s. 602-262-5029.
• Phoenix Art Museum: 602-257-1222.
• Phoenix Museum of History: 602-253-2734.
• Phoenix Zoo: More than 1,300 animals. 602-273-7771.
• Pioneer Arizona Living History Museum: Recreated southwestern settlement. 602-993-0212.
• Pueblo Grande Museum & Cultural Park: Archeological Site and Exhibits.602-495-0500.
• Wrigley Mansion: Completed in 1931 for the wife of chewing gum millionaire William Wrigley Jr, now operates as a private club with public tours.
• Boyce Thompson Southwest Arboretum: 62 miles east.

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