Best Small Towns in Arizona

This is a virtual tour around the best Arizona small towns for 2021. These are our favorite small towns in Arizona but there are many small towns that could be on this list and thats why I am asking if you guys would like a Part 2 or even a Part 3. This list of small towns is from Northern Arizona, Central Arizona and Southern Arizona. Some of these small town tours you can do in a day trip some may require an overnight stay if you really want to relax. Also a few of these towns you can see in one trip. For example the Jerome, Cottonwood and Sedona trip can be done in one day if you leave early enough.
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[@LivinginArizona]

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[@sharonmcdaniel9299]

l was raised in Miami.

[@rebeccaswilling1771]

Don’t forget about the town of Apache junction

[@cuzimaluzer777]

Show Low and Alpine

[@cuzimaluzer777]

@@rebeccaswilling1771 so many places.

[@mousetreehouse6833]

I really like Bizbee and Tombstone, both quirky and fun. I'd love to see both. Thanks for the tours 😀!!

[@PsychHacks]

0:28 - Bisbee 3:00 - Sedona 5:22 - Jerome 7:47 - Cottonwood 10:17 - Tombstone 13:42 - Globe-Miami 15:53 - Payson

[@Hostler5658]

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[@charleencollins1130]

Globe...horrible

[@karengordon6610]

Psych Hacks Bisbee is another haunted town

[@teresagradolf974]

Clint cotton

[@dianeblankssanchez9810]

Sedona has great appeal to me.⛰️🏞️🏔️

[@TaiKitsune]

Please do multiple parts. As a life-long AZ resident it is really neat to see some of the smaller places I haven't been yet. The more we can see the better. Thanks for the video.

[@moparrules53]

I'm looking to move to Arizona can you give me some advice

[@drbrown2402]

@@moparrules53 bring sun Block and an air conditioner and a swimming pool..

[@drbrown2402]

You need to get out more...🌵

[@50buttfish]

WINSLOW? Lake Montezuma? Grand Canyon Village? Toad?

[@bluegrassgal7856]

@@50buttfish lol, you forgot Quartzsite

[@roslyhernandez319]

I’m going to Sedona next month . It will be my first time on the west side of the US but from the photos and videos it looks so beautiful I’m sure ima love it

[@WalksandSuch]

it's really sad "main street" America is almost dead because of big box stores and suburbs....i'd love to live in a city like these with a vibrant small business community

[@hmpz36911]

Main Street is alive and well in many Eastern PA areas.

[@PunKinPai]

Walmart put a lot of mom-and-pop stores out of business in Globe/Miami. Darned shame.

[@alishagrumblebee8488]

@WheelsAlwaysTurning China has taken over our country. They have 200 business that some were American, so I only shop in American businesses💜

[@NancyLake444]

the Walmarts have done in the Ma and Pa stores.

[@Peaceful-resistance1]

@@NancyLake444 So who's fault was that? Walmart or those of us who spent our 💰 there to get the "best deal?"

[@ssharp11]

Another great video. Many of the cities and towns are on my list to visit. Thank you for the excellent footage of these areas. Wishing you a super week. Stay safe. Hugs Susan

[@lindabeasleybrewer1777]

Since rhe pandemic, my family has vacationed in Show Low, AZ and loved it.

[@Dscubs23]

Sedona is beautiful the energy is amazing

[@Bumblebee50005]

In Sedona are there a lot of young people and are people nice? and also is it at all racist area? Thanks

[@danskdna8550]

Extremely expensive housing.

[@grammyd8361]

I lived in Scottsdale almost a year and I loved it back in 2001. It was fabulous, Sedona, Old Scottsdale, Cottonwood! The art gallerys, shops! Oh how I miss it!

[@timothybenjamin9631]

I have lived in the Clarkdale/Cottonwood/Jerome area for the past 5 years and love it. I'm working on building a house here. I also work in Sedona which is also awesome to see almost everyday. Been to Globe and Payson too. The natural arch outside Payson is worth a stop if you're ever in the area. AZ is just one of the best states overall.

[@mj-ls7qr8xp3n]

Curious is housing with small acreage expensive??

[@timothybenjamin9631]

@@mj-ls7qr8xp3n Not really sure compared to other states out west. Your best bet would be in the Seligman/Ash Fork area, although getting water there can be a challenge.

[@spikespa5208]

Do locals pronounce the river and valley "ver-dee" or the spanish "vare-day" ?

[@timothybenjamin9631]

@@spikespa5208 everyone I know uses the Americanized Ver-dee term.

[@AlliChuckAdventures]

We LOVED Jerome! Stayed in Cottonwood and discovered Jerome by accident. Can’t wait to return someday and spend more time! Bisbee and Sedona were awesome too!

[@JustKrista50]

Great video! I've been in AZ for 30yrs now, and you hit all my favorites. Cottonwood is wonderful because it tends to be less crowded or expensive as Sedona, yet you are so close to Sedona and Jerome. I took my children there every year for just those reasons. We also took yearly trips to Bisbee. Take the more scenic route to both Cottonwood and Bisbee, you will not be disappointed.

[@candaceweiss5692]

Well done. We love seeing all of these wonderful little towns!

[@jcmjcm2412]

Arizona is beautiful hands down, don’t judge it by just passing thru I-10.

[@susunque2245]

Wish I could give you 10 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😀FisT trip I plan to take after the quarantine 👆👏 StaYSafE 😷

[@smug8567]

I love AZ. Lived in Phoenix, its all good.

[@sunnyla2835]

@@smug8567 except for the dang 10% sales tax!

[@smug8567]

@@sunnyla2835 Oh yeah and the high dollar license Plate fees too.

[@soundhealingbygene]

So many good little towns

[@hansenontheroad6584]

Having been a fulltime RV’er for 4 years now I’ve been to them all. My favorite hands down is Biebee. Such an awesome experience and the mine tour is the best I’ve ever been on. 😀

[@johnbayley4182]

I was born and raised in Arizona and I have been to a lot of these small towns and others. To me there is no place on earth that compares to Arizona and I miss it badly !! Can't wait to retire and move back. Thanks for doing these videos and keep up this trend my friend ! I still have a few places in Arizona I haven't been to , especially on the eastern side of the state. Alpine being one of those places. Might consider Showlow, Concho, Pinetop and definitely Strawberry on your next video ! Again thank you and can't wait to see more !

[@kathyknight4943]

Bisbee is my favorite. Left there in 1975 when Phelps Dodge transferred my father to Safford. I now reside in the Globe/ Miami area. Very good and enjoyable video. Have been to several of the towns shone.

[@rickjay7905]

The wife and I bought our retirement house in Clarkdale in 2019. The Verde Valley has so much to do and see and it's all nearby. VV wines are really good! Sedona, Jerome, Flagstaff, Payson, Grand Canyon, the list goes on. We went between SW Florida and Arizona for 5 years, back to back vacations, etc... before deciding.

[@DMills-un1tl]

Rick Jay I really disliked Florida so that would be a no brainer for me.

[@themusicjunkie4life]

Loved that you included many of the towns I’ve had the chance of living in. Globe was my childhood and then moved to Sedona and now I’m living in Cottonwood. Bisbee is a beautiful town as well. Driven by there and Tombstone many times.

[@redzepplin327]

Sedona and Bisbee is definitely on my bucket list.

[@jasmineflower4809]

I enjoyed watching this video. Very informative and helpful. Thank you.

[@tazattk]

Love the video; brought back a lot of memories as I was born and raised in Ajo, Az. Back then, 1950's, Ajo was a great place to live and grow up in. Today is a different story ever since the copper mine closed down. I've been through all of the towns you showed in this video and remember wonderful vacations at Oak Creek Canyon and heading to Slide Rock for the day. Please let me know if you have done one on Southern Arizona, especially if you have included towns like Ajo, Gila Bend, Buckeye, and anything else within this area. Thanks again for a great video.

[@bonniegreatorex72]

Sedona is on a criss cross of 2 ley lines that's why you have so many vortexes there. Ley lines are magnetic. if you see a tree and it's growing twisted you'll know it's in a vortex.

[@parkercushingable]

I am not a particularly spiritual person but I felt the powerful vortex in Sedona, I was buzzing and euphorically happy.

[@shareebarnes3474]

🤣

[@mohamedelkaragy4261]

You are there

[@phxazdude1969]

Lots of quartz with its piezoelectric properties.

[@tomkopf4534]

I found that out only because of the shrooms I bought in Jerome. It was wild.

[@rickolmsted1156]

Thanks for sharing this. I used to live in Payton, Arizona #7 on this filming. Wow Payson has gotten bigger since I moved there in 1976 when the population was only 500 :) Everyone knew each other and people still rode horses into town and hitched them up to hitching posts, lol.

[@pornsakpongthong1092]

Do horses have strong legs?

[@Rain3Silver]

Hi! I currently live in Sedona and it is very beautiful here. In the late afternoon/early evening with the sunlight hitting the red rocks is stunning! Many many great hiking trails! I will be moving to Cottonwood soon and I love Cottonwood as well. Great downtown historic district along with some great winery's.

[@donnagerhart1273]

Great video! Yes, please make a part 2 and 3!!

[@ABirdWoman]

I’ve been to all these towns and I rank Sedona as my #1, but my trip last year to Jerome/Clarkdale/Cottonwood was terrific with wonderful restaurants and helpful folks! I’d love to see a review of seven more. I’d also like to add that Jerome is overhauling its town and there is some interesting history there for mining information. Globe/Miami is a great jumping off spot to go and see some cave dwellings. There are some of those in the Verde Valley as well. So much to see, so little time!!

[@silentecho4445]

I love it all... I fell in love with Arizona bak in 62 it's so gorgeous

[@louzola8677]

I have visited several of these places on your vid and found them all so fun and interesting! My fave was Jerome but Sedona was a close second! Looking forward to a return trip and visiting the others on this list

[@toolologist6274]

Proud to say I have been to all seven of those. Although a few of them it has been several years and I need to go back. Thanks for the great videos.

[@momof6306]

Looking forward to visiting these towns! I’m moving to AZ in the fall.

[@PlantyGal05]

When we lived in AZ we couldn’t visit a lot of places because of work. Now we fly there almost every year to visit friends. We do “flying road trips” where we fly into the state and plan our trip driving all over the state to places we never visited while living there and to see friends. We love Oatman, Tombstone, and Prescott. The whole state is amazing though!

[@davidtompkins7933]

Thanks for the video. Looking forward to more previews. The kaleidoscope shop in Jerome (briefly featured in this video) is a fun and interesting place to check out.

[@lindadowling8484]

Very interesting to see the different communities. I live in Tucson and look forward to some van tripping.

[@williamfairchild8119]

Love Bisbee reminds me of Key West only on a hill. Both are very interesting places and the people are from all over the world. Visit more than a day to really enjoy yourself

[@elizabethnunez9044]

Thanks for showing us all those towns, I would love to know about Mesa Az, Tuscan Az, nice areas

[@vtheroux44]

Nice video on the small towns of Arizona, my husband and I have been to those 7 and many more around the state.I love this state it is simply beautiful .

[@cmccracken5976]

I love your channel. I have lived in Arizona since 1997 and just love it here and have traveled to many places but always looking for new places I have not been.

[@pamross4994]

Cottonwood is a safe pace to live. We only have so much land so we can only get so big.

[@tiffanysullivan5454]

Tubac is an awesome little town that hardly anyone knows about. It's close to Nogales, and is really beautiful. Attended a chili fest there once, and we had a great time.

[@rebekahbridges-tervydis5054]

I really enjoyed this. Wish you’d do this for a lot of the states!

[@RetroRobbin59]

Great video, very well done. I'd love to see a part 2 and 3.

[@searcher5912]

Really enjoyed seeing these towns! I’ve been to Sedona and just loved it! I would also like to visit these other places also! Thank you for sharing: )👍

[@GaryGeat28]

I used to live in Huachuca City, which is an hour from Tombstone and Bisbee. Both towns are incredible. I highly recommend eating at the Screaming Banshee pizzeria in Bisbee and the Crystal Palace restaurant in Tombstone. Cochise County was also a major filming location for many classic Western movies.

[@jimdoordashian5670]

Huachuca city sucks

[@brigittebeltran6701]

The Crystal Palace is just a saloon with maybe a berger and fries. Everyone knows the best restaurant is The Longhorn on Allen Street. There is also a beautiful Mexican restaurant near the courthouse with excellent Mexican cuisine.

[@brigittebeltran6701]

@@jimdoordashian5670 You can say that again....It's a real HOLE IN THE WALL.. 🤢

[@pornsakpongthong1092]

I don't like Pizza

[@justinamarina8192]

J. A. Jance wrote stories with some of these Arizona towns: Ali Reyonolds series is my fav and Joanna Brady series next

[@lordbaltimore1450]

Thank you very much for your efforts to document this video. I came from east and had visited few of these towns and definitely come back again to this beautiful state. I appreciate.

[@grounded_gypsy]

Yes. Please make more of these!!! I appreciate you and your videos!

[@whyyesca]

Great videos btw. I like Sedona and Flagstaff a lot to visit. Gorgeous and lots to do. As far as a city, Phoenix is great for all sorts of things-especially in Scottsdale. Tucson is great also. But even hotter each year than Phoenix. Dining, events, shopping, and all sorts of city things that cities are great for- that is Phoenix and Tucson, and both are really easy to get around for cities. But both Phoenix and Tucson are way, way way, too hot for like 8 months out of the year. Sedona is about 15 degrees cooler, but still had like two months well above 100 degrees this year. I Like Bisbee, but it is touristy and limited. Good to visit once or twice. A great restaurant there also. Prescott is FREAKING AMAZING. Great weather, great place to live with all the amazing amenities. It has everything I could ask for in a big town and it is like central between Phoenix, Flagstaff, Jerome and Sedona. Just over an hour to any one of them. If it weren’t so expensive it would be my number one place to live in all of America. I hope to be able to afford Prescott some day. All the people I know who have lived in Arizona for 10 years or more either live there or want to. Maybe just my experience, but wow, what a great place with so much to do indoors and outdoors. Prescott also has the best weather in maybe the entire country- and I lived in Hawaii for 5 years! People who live in Prescott don’t even want people to know about it, because it has doubled in size in the past 12 years to over 100,000. Many people who visit wind up moving here. That’s either great or not depending on how you see things.

[@bondpaz]

Arizona is my home. I’m from Texas but Arizona has my heart. ❤️ Great video showcases beautiful parts of our state.

[@DrPhibesxx7]

Hey Pam, I live in the Chicago suburbs, well away from the madness that is Chicago. I'm looking to relocate to AZ. Nice quiet area with some nightlife... Dancing, live music, good food! Do you have your own recommendation?

[@DrPhibesxx7]

I have a couple of pals in Texas. A beautiful lady who was the sister of a friend of mine. She lived in Galveston. I met a cool gent who was from Dallas too. I met a few Taxan's when I was in ALBQ. All straight-up cool people...

[@DrPhibesxx7]

Sorry, I meant Texans...

[@bondpaz]

@@DrPhibesxx7 😃👌🏽Thanks!!

[@bondpaz]

@@DrPhibesxx7 Lots of awesome places. Tucson, Tombstone, Bisbee is awesome! ❤️😊

[@lmp8444]

Great idea to add more small town tours. I enjoy listening to and viewing your work. Thanks!

[@kathyjohnson5097]

Yes to more videos, please. My grandparents lived in Payson from 1975 til they died. Payson has certainly grown since 1975!

[@mikemckeon8976]

Love these short informational vlogs, very informative. Would love short section on housing and pricing for possible moves.

[@lorigribben1811]

Yeah, Cottonwood !Love it👍❤️🇱🇷

[@ErikMillerHLT]

Great video! I like the historical background you provided for each town!

[@miriammatos3069]

That is a great idea of you doing another part of small towns.

[@jameswise4995]

The great thing about Arizona is all those Qwaint small towns in the mountains and deserts!

[@vndnbr7]

Ed Schefflin was told the only thing he would find in the area was his “Tombstone”. That is the genesis of the name.

[@ayannadivineempath]

Yeah some of this history is real spotty lol

[@PF92079]

Nice video - been all those places. Covered Arizona as a sales rep for 12+ years which afforded me a chance to see every back road. Look forward to your Part 2 and Part 3!

[@MrCSRocker]

Really liked the way you delivered this video. Some of your best stuff.

[@franksalsa9342]

Lived in tucson..cottonwood..clarkdale...and prescott...in the late 70s. Loved them all....bet they are way different now..🤔🇺🇸☺

[@AZGT350]

..lol… and next year they’ll be different from today. Everything changes, every day…. Get used to it…

[@desert4wheeling209]

Decent list, but hard to take it seriously when Globe made the list

[@charleencollins1130]

No kidding...lived there nearly 3 years...nothing there, I mean nothing...

[@mythicalmusical800]

Exactly. Globe jerome payson? Ill let bisbee slide. But the other 3? Lol.

[@desertmulehunter]

@@charleencollins1130 what do you mean nothing? Explain please

[@BunneyLust]

Lol there is tons of things to do but it’s usually nothing that appeals to city people that move up here.

[@dianahardy7916]

From New Zealand and visited all these on a motorcycle trip a few years ago. Enjoyed every one of them and felt it was time well spent.

[@jeffreyfleming4016]

Love your reviews. They are quite informative and wonderful to watch!

[@papachan18]

We started to check your videos out when we were planning on leaving Oahu to move to AZ. We'll be there next month! Digging the new videos and drone shots. Crown King is my favorite small town in AZ. Plan on spending a month or 2 there when we move out.

[@notidentified4031]

Globe is sad, but Dream Manor is a nice place to stay, esp over New Year’s.

[@dakotakelly9161]

I'm from arizona born and raised and my favorite town payson arizona was nice growing up never to crowded you could jump onto the main road with out having to wait but now its over ran with Californian and people from Phoenix

[@jpeg.600x2]

man that sucks

[@jpeg.600x2]

r u guys usually pro trump down there?

[@jpeg.600x2]

@boxoftissues lets go

[@kethsharakhlok1976]

Beautiful filming for travel info. presentation that flows well with good paced narration for easy listening skill on non-native speaker's ears, a big Thank You.

[@gladheart4365]

Cool background music and not too loud thx. Hubby and I may move to Cottonwood, Buckeye or Peoria. Will be moving and renting in Glendale next month. I do like the greenery of Peoria and Cottonwood though, being a midwest girl!

[@tomatolady11]

I have been ordering great coffee from Old Bisbee Roasters since my visit. Stop by and say hi to Seth next time you are in town.

[@amandazemke5765]

Love the free espresso shot he gives downtown on the weekends. I almost moved there last year. If you live in Phoenix there is a small shop downtown that sells Bisbee roasters coffee 💜 it’s called Dessert crafted

[@vicgogan3337]

Tomato 🍅 lady 👩 🌹 Sound great... Coffee ☕😳☕ ☕..😄... DRINK COFFEE...Do stupid Things Faster with more ENERGY 😜😄

[@lionelgarcia2386]

Cottonwood for sure. It is certainly a growing town. Lots of great dining experiences. Wineries & Breweries popping up throughout. Plenty to do outdoors at the rivers. Settled in-between Jerome and Sedona, and only minutes to and from both. No constant very hectic visitor traffic like in Sedona and more to do than in Jerome. Nice places to stay, and can buy a vacation home, or permanent home for a good value. But prices are continuing to increase due to the growth. Can go to Sedona, enjoy, and not have to stay and deal with hoards of tourists that remain. The frustrated residents have to however. Albeit most are part-timers. It is also easy access highway 17 from Cottonwood on Route 260. No multiple twists, turns, or traffic signals. Just seven roundabouts on the eight mile straight open road. But, although a bit irritating, meant to slow down speeders. So good for public safety. Can travel either south to Prescott or north to Flagstaff in an hour either way. Phoenix south in about 1 1/2 hours. Tombstone and Bisbee are a few hours more in the south. But the Grand Canyon is only about two hours north. All in all, having weather like the Mediterranean and given its geographic location to many other enjoyable cities and sites, Cottonwood is hard to beat as a great small town. Although not immune from issues that impact other cities and towns, it is still a very nice quite place.

[@walterpreston6209]

My wife and I had a vacation in AZ about 5 yrs ago. Hit 3 of the towns you mentioned; Bisbee, Sedona and Tombstone. Loved them all

[@jeannemason6416]

Please do more! I am looking forward to moving out there in October and your helping alot!!!!

[@karengordon6610]

Some of these towns are very expensive to live in especially when buying a home. People from Cali have ruined a lot of these towns.

[@johnsomebody972]

Karen Gordon I agree they ruined Payson paying top dollar for a home drive the prices up so they are no longer affordable for the average person.

[@mattmartin3810]

I agree 💯.. they do all over

[@djsifu07]

yes like prescott, "I don't like my State (CA) and they charge me lots of money even though I voted them in office, so I will move myself to a conservative town with my values and destroy it."

[@karengordon6610]

DJ Sifu what the hell??? You want to move to Prescott so you can ruin it??? I hope you have second thoughts because our people in Prescott will not allow that to happen!!!!

[@djsifu07]

@@karengordon6610 lol calm down "Karen", I was mocking CA's residents that move here! I lived in Prescott for many many years.

[@dezz238]

I ❤️ Tombstone and Sedona! Just arrived home this morning from staying 8 glorious days in Scottsdale and went driving around and sightseeing. Can’t wait to make the move permanently. 💕💕💕💕💕. I love Arizona, the beauty and the weather!

[@VeganGroceryLife]

The weather is one reason why I love it, and the deserts and the scenery. I come from a cold winter climate that I hate so bring on the dry heat in the winter 👍

[@VeganGroceryLife]

Lavern wow! Yep I am opposite lol. Many people here love the snow and cold as well. I would rather see palm trees and warm days in the winter.

[@DMills-un1tl]

Desiree Barrientez luckily we’re building a lot of apartments and condos in Scottsdale for people like you.

[@VeganGroceryLife]

D. Mills that’s good to know!!

[@dezz238]

D. Mills I’m not looking for an apartment or condo, I want a large single family one story home ❤️

[@TheZ28Lady]

Thanks for the video! I have lived in the beautiful Verde Valley for 13+ years now and love it. There is so much to see and do, but yes, tourism is ruining it and people moving here from Cali are driving up the property prices like crazy! Visiting the Payson/Pine/Strawberry area many years ago is what drew me to the beautiful northern part of the state. Prior to that visit, I thought Arizona was all boring desert! So not the case, it is a very beautiful state with so much to see and do!

[@Manandmachine772]

Love the video please do part 2 and more very informative. My wife and I fell in love with Arizona when we did Route 66. So many great little towns to visit. Our favorite so far is Jerome. You missed the best part of Jerome is the VIEW of Sedona and the mountains in Flagstaff beautiful and the weather is nice.

[@ralphstewart4025]

Good job as always. . They told prospectors, "all you will find there is your Tombstone" is how Tombstone got its name, is how I've always heard it. Please throw Sierra Vista a bone in a future video.

[@m.a2065]

My mom was born in Jerome and moved to bisbee. Because my tata was gonna work at the copper queen. Hard labor and mining run through our blood.

[@cashstore1]

Enjoyed the video. Thanks for posting. Oatman is a cool old town.

[@ehrashkae6343]

TY for this, I miss AZ every day! Sedona is my favorite, though Jorome looks nice too.

[@simplethings1363]

Please remember that if you all move to our small towns they'll turn into the places you left.

[@violetsprings470]

People are still free to move where they want

[@billgorman8414]

Don’t California my Arizona.....

[@dakotakelly9161]

@@billgorman8414 agreed they ruined my town so many Californian and people from the valley and Tucson

[@dakotakelly9161]

They should move to new mexico ruin that state leave arizona the way it was

[@dianegibbs461]

Why would u leave

[@rochelleperkins1637]

I used to live in Arizona and I’ve been to all of these towns multiple times and the only town I don’t care for is the Globe-Miami area. I’m very fond of Sedona and Cottonwood and the small towns in the mountains!

[@digitalcurrency4737]

What are the small towns in the mountains?

[@trishschofield7808]

Looking forward to more of these types of videos, thank you 😊

[@RamanGevargiss]

Please make part 2-3-4-5 love your video and your style of presentation 🙏❤️🇺🇸

[@Drakrau_TheDerg]

I live in Arizona, I'm in Surprise. I've been to 4 of the towns on this list.

[@Drakrau_TheDerg]

@Kenneth Holland Hope you like Goodyear, it's a very nice town.

[@earthgirl7861]

Yes, more videos about small towns. I loved Bisbee.

[@theresahickscch6581]

Sedona is my favorite with Bisbee a very close second. You did a great job narrating.

[@joycecollins5796]

Love love love your videos of towns of Arizonaaaa!!! I am in cold 🇨🇦 Canada so really enjoy this!!! Also you have a very nice voice!!! I hope to get down there next year and explore with my Class C RV!!! Thank you again!!!🥰🥰🥰

[@kathydaves9210]

i had friends living in Jerome Hippies up until the miearly 90's

[@jesswilson8687]

I've been all over AZ... My favorite towns are in no order Pinetop-Lakeside, Holbrook, Snowflake-Taylor, Pine-Strawberry, Bisbee, Globe-Miami, Sedona, Prescott, Payson, Egar-Springerville, and way too many more to list...

[@karengordon6610]

Jess Wilson I love the White Mountains, used to go trout fishing on the Black River at Buffalo Crossing.

[@DrPhibesxx7]

Good to hear, because I need to find a nice place in AZ, not too costly, with some nightlife...

[@karengordon6610]

DrPhibesxx7 I would do Slow/Pinetop then

[@DrPhibesxx7]

@@karengordon6610 Hey Karen, thank you so much for the recommendation. I'm going to check it out 🙂

[@karengordon6610]

DrPhibesxx7 You are welcome. I think you and your wife will really enjoy it there, they have lots to do for everyone.

[@hansnordlander2618]

Love all the cities that you mentioned in this video. Have vistited them all when i was on vacation from Sweden.

[@Lavender-doll]

Great videos of towns....part 1 and 2 would be nice!

[@waynebattersby9461]

I like Williams near the Grand Canyon. I live in Sahuarita Arizona

[@SoapinTrucker]

I like Williams too you go all the way to the end of town you can do a lot of backwoods hiking back there by that little dam take off into the woods and take your camera and just be out there all day!!!! 😎👍

[@ClulssCrs3310]

Is sahuarita a good fountain for work? I'm considering moving to a small town but... Without a trade under my belt...

[@waynebattersby9461]

@@ClulssCrs3310 it’s not bad we are about 20-30 minutes outside Tucson

[@ClulssCrs3310]

@@waynebattersby9461 fully aware of the distance. Just the opportunity to find a job is my concern.

[@waynebattersby9461]

@@ClulssCrs3310 it all depends on what you are looking for. Jobs maybe hard to find any where with a 15hr national minimum wage

[@slowbutsure1313]

i live in payson and cant imagine being anywhere else...moved from the casa grande area 8 years ago and this is definitely my home....

[@BitterSweetSlums]

Payson was racist town!!

[@elainarichins4370]

i’ve been thinking i kinda want to move up there!! i’ve noticed it’s been growing quite a bit too. idk if that’s a good or bad thing tho

[@Chromewarrior]

@@BitterSweetSlums like Trump is! Lol

[@red8723]

Payson...Prescott....all northern az. Towns are very racist and getting other scary mentalities.....California ruined prescott unless you.ve got 700, 000 for a house or more....rent is insane...

[@slowbutsure1313]

@@red8723 sorry, i dont know where youre getting your information but i am married to a minority and have young children...we have never been treated disrespectful and were welcomed into the community with open arms...

[@bethrogers5553]

I grew up in Phoenix. I’ve been to every one of these charming towns on many occasions. It wasn’t uncommon for my family to take a Saturday drive up to the Verde Valley. We’d stop at Montezuma’s Castle, Montezuma’s Well, Sedona, Cottonwood, Clarksdale and Jerome on many occasions. Jerome is my favorite town in Arizona. I also like Bisbee a lot. Thanks for posting this video. I’d love to see more.

[@nurseterry7]

Bisbee is my favorite small town ...really great old buildings! Cafe Roka is amazing and lots of the shop owners are really nice. Bisbee coffee tastes great and really gets you going in the morning lol

[@TheMarried123]

The Most haunted town in AZ is Jerome, I live in Globe another haunted town. Each Halloween the city gives a tour of haunted Places.

[@Teganandthejays]

Ghost walk and the costume ball are cancelled this year.Theres a go fund me page for the fire station because they rely heavily on the proceeds from that costume ball.There are 2 tour groups in town that offer historical and haunted tours.

[@Chromewarrior]

@@Teganandthejays well they’ve added a bunch of paid parking metered that don’t work so that may help subsidize. However, some great old bars and of course The Haunted Hamburger !

[@mariselaramirez1091]

How cool I want to go !

[@karengordon6610]

Wendell Goode Clifton/Morenci, Eastern Az super haunted, lived there from 1971-2003

[@swimvain]

@@karengordon6610 Agreed. I lived in Safford for a few years and experienced physical touching from spirits/ghosts/idk what. Never happened before or after being there. Morenci throws off just a whole scary vibe.

[@suzannehallihan2327]

I absolutely love this video. Hubs and I are about five years out from escaping Illinois for AZ, and a laid-back small town is definitely something we're considering.

[@antonioyoung1878]

Happy Sunday dear

[@ErikHeller-sg8sw]

Real Nice. Love it. Lived in Prescott for half a year & was caught off guard by how cold it gets. Great place Anyway.(maybe Too many tourists) I think Jerome is Calling Me, and Bisbee. Both Look Really Cool. Great Video, Thanks.

[@evanmitton5007]

Tomorrow is Halloween and a full moon ,Jerome will be Howling at it 👻🙀🌝,we love Arizona we are in Tucson for the winter in our RV ,Nice Video thanks for posting 😊

[@kdranchaz3240]

You forgot Sonoita which is the quintessential Ranch town not to mention is home to the majority of AZ’s best vineyards. At 5,000 ft elevation in a Southern latitude it has the best climate I’ve found in AZ and I’ve lived in Sedona and Cottonwood and North Scottsdale, Cave Creek and Tucson.

[@LivinginArizona]

We will be mentioning Sonoita in a follow up video to small towns around Arizona.

[@Jackietruth68]

Hi KD Ranch, I have lived in Phoenix for over 30 years and Cave Creek for last few. I am tired of the hot summers and want some seasonal weather. It I could find a town like Cave Creek/Prescott with live music, plus some water, hiking, green grass that is conservative and not spoilt by California's to retire in and enjoy what would you recommend please? Thank you!

[@kdranchaz3240]

Hi Jackie. I’ve lived all over AZ for the last 40 years and truthfully Sonoita (an hour SE of Tucson) at a 5,000 foot elevation has been my absolute favorite. Cave Creek exploded and most all the ranches disappeared and Sedona is definitely beautiful but very Liberal and very Tourist oriented. I hike, ride, watch wildlife and Sonoita will remind you of Napa Valley or Prescott Valley with grasslands, rolling hills dotted with native oaks and lots of wildlife. We get snow 2-3 times a year but all our seasons are mild. It’s a huge birding area as well and the proximity to Bisbee, Tombstone, Patagonia, Nogales, Wilcox and others are all within an hour’s drive as well as Tucson. We are surrounded by Coronado National Forest and BLM land and some huge ranches. Lots of deer and antelope and other wildlife to see on a regular basis. You may also find Patagonia to be interesting which is only 15 minutes West of Sonoita. We have about 15 local vineyards and more are coming every year. Hope that helps and happy hunting!

[@Jackietruth68]

@@kdranchaz3240 Thank you very much, I will check it out 😀!

[@kdranchaz3240]

Jackie Collins you’re welcome. You may discover as I that southern AZ aka “the sky islands” is in fact AZ’s best kept secret. Good luck to you.

[@roymyers465]

wein i was in my teens i was in cottonwood and found it to be one of the friendlyest towns i have ever seen

[@char8059]

This is a great video! In fact, I'm so impressed that I'm a new subscriber. Not having lived here too long (Phoenix area), I've heard of many of these towns but have only been to Sedona. To visit all of these towns is now on my bucket list! Please create more videos like this. It gives us non-natives a guide to places not to be missed. Thank you for a very lovely time learning about these slices of Arizona history.