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Every Arizona Visitors Bureau to Help You Plan Your Next Road Trip

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From the red rock cliffs of Sedona to the cactus-studded deserts near Tucson, Arizona delivers the kind of wild, wide-open road trip vibes that never get old. Whether youโ€™re hiking through slot canyons, chasing Route 66 nostalgia, or just craving sun-drenched views, this state was made for exploring by car.

Start your planning at Visit Arizona, the stateโ€™s official tourism site. Then check out these local and regional visitors bureaus for detailed guides, scenic drives, and the best places to stay, eat, and explore in each corner of the Grand Canyon State.


Local and Regional Visitors Bureaus in Arizona

City/RegionVisitors BureauWebsite
PhoenixVisit Phoenixvisitphoenix.com
TucsonVisit Tucsonvisittucson.org
FlagstaffDiscover Flagstaffdiscoverflagstaff.com
SedonaVisit Sedonavisitsedona.com
ScottsdaleExperience Scottsdaleexperiencescottsdale.com
MesaVisit Mesavisitmesa.com
TempeTempe Tourism Officetempetourism.com
ChandlerVisit Chandlervisitchandler.com
GlendaleVisit Glendalevisitglendale.com
PrescottVisit Prescottvisit-prescott.com
YumaVisit Yumavisityuma.com
Lake Havasu CityGo Lake Havasugolakehavasu.com
PaysonRim Country Regional Chamber of Commercerimcountrychamber.com
Sierra VistaSierra Vista Tourismsierravistaaz.gov
KingmanKingman Office of Tourismexperiencekingman.com
PageCity of Page Tourism Bureauvisitpagearizona.com
Navajo NationNavajo Nation Parks & Recreationnavajonationparks.org

Wrap-Up:

With landscapes this diverse, you could spend weeks road-tripping Arizona and still have more to see. These local CVBs make it easy to dig deeper into each destinationโ€”and find the scenic backroads and local flavors that donโ€™t always make the guidebooks. Want to explore more states? Check out the full list of All 50 State Visitors Bureaus to plan your next adventure.

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