Arizona Family Field Trips Paperback – February 20, 2013

Explored Arizona below the Mogollon rim with the family.This book was helpful in identifying major kid attractions per area we spent time in, and I recommend it.One thing that could use improving, certainly from the point of view of an out of state vacationer, is the map organization. The partition into chapters in this book was so confusing I ultimately xeroxed the nine chapter maps in small scale and placed them on one page. I could then finally see that attractions near Sedona are found in chapters 3 and 9, attractions in Tucson in chapter 1, while attractions within driving range from Tucson were in chapter 5, etc. It was all very confusing before that.It would be nice if one big map could be provided cramming the rough locations of all attractions in all chapters. Alternatively chapters can be divided betters and the maps of the different chapters can reference each other. (Eg the map of chapter 1 will say, for attractions east of Tucson see chapter 5, etc). A map of the entire state can be shown partitioned into the nine chapters. The current structure is needlessly confusing.

Before traveling to Arizona...you need this guide. The state is divided into regions so you can concentrate on seeing everything this great state has to offer for families.