Residence Inn Scottsdale Paradise Valley

Travel Blogs from Scottsdale

Record breaking Summer temps are here already!

A travel blog entry by teamcc

... of our phone numbers on the back of each of our phones with a note saying ‘if found, call one of these numbers’. And it works-this is second time we have rescued phone this way. You really only need the other persons number on it, but we can never recall our own numbers so I use both. Went out to mail some letters, on the bike, and ended up walking as my tire is flat! My step son Doug called me today too, and John had told me last week-he was a bit ...

TPC Scottsdale - Stadium Course

A travel blog entry by jthesq

... PGA Tour's Phoenix Open, the loudest, busiest event on the schedule. You may remember Tiger getting a hole in one here (16 I believe) and having 5 dudes move a GIANT rock so he could have a clear shot. (It is still there with a plaque) Sadly, no photos to show as our forecaddie does not know how to run a iPhone properly, so it did not turn out. (update 5/7/12, the new iPhone update unveiled our lost photos! see below) ...

Fairwell Arizona!

A travel blog entry by dneunzig

... National Park

- Going to the lowest point in the US at Death Valley National Park

- Many wonderful meals with Chef Mike at The Edge - including kangaroo, bison, rabbit, escargot, lamb, and many other delicious entrees

- Parties and dinners with our friends Renae, Dave, Andrea and Rob

- Driving ...

Superstition Mountains

A travel blog entry by tracyandjohn

... the trail from other rock walls and once we were at the top we took a bit of a lunch break and just enjoyed the scenery. It's amazing standing atop a mountain looking over the valley which contains a city and seeing all the way to another mountain. Anyone who enjoys hiking would love this!

Here is map of the park and the hike we took

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Hi Ho Silver

A travel blog entry by footloosets

... home that we have “discussions” over. LOL As we continued on thru the mountains they became covered with brushy trees but still no Elk. 6700 ft.

About 10 miles east of Show Low we started seeing homes scattered about on 1-5 acre plots with the brushy trees. In the middle of nowhere it seemed to us. Retirement community or commute?? Show Low itself is a thriving community and boasts of having 4 seasons to ...