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The mystery of the decorated Christmas tree on I-17

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'Boothill Cemetery': A literal testament to Tombstone's violent past

With more than 300 graves, Tombstone's Boothill Cemetery is a monument to the rough and tumble Arizona lifestyle of the Old West.
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Is the ghost of Jack the Ripper haunting Lake Havasu?

The London Bridge in Lake Havasu is full of history … and ghosts, according to one expert.
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Jerome Grand Hotel: One of the most haunted buildings in Arizona

Chris Altheer was raised in the Jerome Grand Hotel, the town's former hospital, which just happens to be one of the most haunted buildings around.
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The bizarre world of Bisbee's Mini Museum of the Bizarre

It’ll only cost you $3 to be a voyeur of the oddball and the creepy.
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Tucson's Hotel Congress: A history of fire, John Dillinger and ghosts

The historic Hotel Congress in Tucson has a familiar rooftop with a red, neon sign you can’t miss.
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Globe Courthouse: A converted playhouse with a ghostly past

Nearly every place in Arizona has its own ghost stories – but Globe, well, this city has a few more.
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Grand Canyon holds 1.8 billion years of geology

<p>The mighty Colorado River began its work on the Grand Canyon more than 20 million years ago.</p>
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Sabino Canyon: Tucson's 'worst hidden secret'

<p>Sabino Canyon is the perfect example that shows the desert can still be just as beautiful as a forest of pine or rolling hills or plains.</p>
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Best ride on the water in this Arizona town is in the air

<p>When you think of parasailing, what comes to mind? Hawaii. Mexico, maybe Bora Bora? Well, what about a small town in Arizona?</p>
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Brightly-colored Jeep takes you on off-road adventure

<p>Take the thrill of getting off the concrete and onto the dirt and you're going to see why many say the best rides start when you put your vehicle in four-wheel drive.</p>
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Segway in the desert: Unique way to experience Arizona's beauty

<p>Wayne Fredericks started wrangling Jeep tours back in the late 70s, switched to Segway tours a few years later, but was restless to get people off the pavement and back out to the wilderness. </p>