Arizona Highways Magazine

Man;y many years ago, when I was still a child, my Dad signed up for your magazine. As a result, my sister ended up going to and graduating from Arizona State College (now known as Arizona State University or ASU). At that time, the area I now live in, was still just all desert. I always loved looking at those magazines, but only decided to move here after my oldest daughter moved here in the late '90's. My husband died suddenly a couple of days after Christmas in 2000. My daughter was able to convinced me that I would love not having to shovel the sidewalks and deal with the frigid Illinois winters. So I did, and she was right. I have enjoyed living here, and discovered that I also enjoy being able to work in my garden most of the year. When I first planted a couple of artichoke plants, I was told they may not do well here. They were wrong, because mine do much better here than they did in California or Illinois.

Best photography and story-telling in any magazine. Also insightful to all AZ has to offer beyond the awesome scenic photography and stories such as artist profiles, culinary scenes, historical figures, and more. A wonderful publication for all who love photography, the west, and travel in addition to local and western culture from Native Americans to early explorers and state settlers to the recent past and today. My favorite magazine!

I look forward to receiving my copy each. The informative features are beautifully enhanced by the lush photography. Some of which just take your breath away. It is great way to get acquainted with Arizona by starting out as an arm chair traveler..

Love the magazine but need to cancel for next year due to budget constraints and the wrong address as well!

this was a gift but I'm glad I get to read them too. Interesting info and beautiful pictures. I will renew.

The photos are the main reason I buy this magazine. And they give great hiking options or show you places to explore in the state. I do feel like the magazine likes to romanticize the Western lifestyle which can get annoying. Reality is it was nothing like that, but I guess being Native American they more focus on the other side of the story. Other than that it is a good magazine for those wanting to see different stories of Arizona

The photos, illustrations and the connecting stories bring Arizona almost next door to us in Ohio. Our best and dearest friends have moved there and we visit them every year. The magazine allows us to look forward to what we have yet to see, and reminisce and learn more about where we've been. The publishers miraculously take the photos from each photographer to look almost museum quality and we are awe struck with every issue. Obviously, we're 'in love' with Arizona. It's our new home away from home.

This magazine is the best. It covers all of the greatness of Arizona in detail and scope.It has created for my family and myself great trips both on the highways and off. We live in California but love all that Arizona has to offer and the magazine is great at presenting what is there. We look forward with anticipation to see the next issue so we can see where we are going on our next trip. Its like a road trip lottery with each new issue.Thanks

love this xx