• Arizona Guide is the official site of the Arizona Office Of Tourism. It features general information for visitors and has a helpful 'Trip Planner' section. The website may be found at www.arizonaguide.com.
• The Rough Guide to Arizona requires that you use their search feature to locate descriptions and resources for some of the more popular destinations in Arizona.
• The Grand Canyon provides all the information required to plan a trip to the Grand Canyon. The Backcountry section is particularly helpful with detailed trail descriptions and amenities as well as information about climate and applying for a permit. Resources for whitewater rafting on the Colorado River are also available.
• Desert Hiking has several articles on safety considerations when hiking and climbing in the desert.

Fun

• Sam Negri's Arizona features excerpts from the work of this freelance writer who is willing to share his knowledge of Arizona's undiscovered gems. Lovely photos.
• Sonoran Desert Naturalist, Mike Plagens, shares his love and knowledge of the deserts of Central and Southern Arizona. This very interesting site features trip reports, informational links and wildflower alerts in Springtime.
• AZventure in Hiking presents a comprehensive set of links relating to hiking in Arizona.

• Havasupai. This is the official website of the Havasupai.
• Havasupai Tribe: Introductory Information.
• The Grand Canyon Explorer by Bob Ribokas is one of the more complete Grand Canyon websites and it features Supai Village and the Havasupai Reservation.
• Havasupai, Grand Canyon Backpack by Susan and Bob Marley gives an excellent trail description and trip report to the Havasu Canyon.
• The Havasupai - A collection of old black and white photographs.
• Tom Gendron has some wonderful photographs of Havasu Canyon as well as good articles on the History, Legends and Religious Beliefs of the Havasupai.

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