Most Relaxing Places in Arizona 4K

[@rebcol4926]

I live in Southern AZ and I have peace and quiet every day in my own neighborhood. Arizona truly is a peaceful state to live in.

[@thanhphongpham1860]

Reb Col. Me too.

[@marysantillo3725]

I sure hope that you realize how valuable I , and I’m sure many more than, I , find your videos and information. You’re a natural and very easy on the ear at narration . Thank you

[@dotanmartin6993]

WOW, Arizona is absolutely breathtaking. So beautiful.

[@markopeka7007]

When people visit me in the Catalina Foothills from out of state, the first thing I do is take them slowly up the Catalina Highway stopping fairly often for views and pics, then lunch at the Iron Door across from the ski area. No one can understand why this drive is not featured on the travel shows all the time. A huge hit, every time. Always take them out onto Windy Point to explore more views from far above Tucson.

[@marysantillo3725]

What a thoughtful friend

[@paulgriffin9773]

I'm an Arizona native and it's awesome you mention Sedona. There are so many people there now. Crowded trails and Uptown as well. Too many people, so sad

[@FireQueenTarot]

Thank you so much!! This channel has been such a blessing, helping me prepare for my move to Scottsdale!

[@gmpny3945]

Thank you for sharing this video. The scenery is beyond breathtaking. Your work putting this together is very much appreciated.

[@markpelenytschka8374]

So many things to see and so little time

[@wesleygoodrich1572]

Looking forward to visiting the whole state of Arizona, Thanks for the videos

[@conniehanson8471]

THANK YOU FOR PROVIDING THIS! I LISTENED TO THE ONE ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING, I AGREE WITH WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT THE GOVERNMENT.

[@marciabosteder5682]

What a beautiful video. You did a great job!!

[@russliberti5879]

Another informative vidio, great job.

[@georges7340]

Thanks for showcasing all of these areas......... Arizona couldn't have more diversity in it's landscape!😉😉😎

[@buffalogal9139]

Lovely video, made me lonesome to visit Arizona again. Have been there many, many times thru the years and always wanted to live there.

[@outlawcountryman]

I live in huachuca city and I love the fact I’m only 20 mins from Sonoita beautiful drive

[@ctrlaultdel6608]

Especially during Monsoon season. So green.

[@paulfishman4273]

When I move here, I will visit them ALL as my home base. I have been to at least half of them by now.

[@zackman5348]

My family has a summer home up in Springerville. It's my favorite place to go if I want peace and quiet.

[@rosemariereade131]

Yes peace ✌️

[@007Chancellor]

We live at the foot of the Chiricahuas in Pearce. It is sooooo peaceful and beautiful here. We ride our horses out to the historic old Fort Bowie, up into the Cochise Stronghold, and through the Chiricahua Natl. Monument. The Apache history is felt strongly here - especially on horseback. Not to mention the "Old West" history. Johnny Ringo's grave is just 15 munutes from our ranch.

[@phyllismontana3696]

I want to move there think it will be better for my legs. The cold weather suck

[@kerricorser4562]

I drove up Mnt Lemon in the 80s. Those rock formations are really trippy. Tubac looks very interesting

[@stevecarry6016]

After living in Arizona for thirty years I would say Sedona is one of my favorites. The Mogillon Rim would be a close second. Thanks

[@MrAnubus27]

Great presentation!

[@kathleencernetich6243]

Great filming of all the surrounding areas

[@help4healing]

Thank you so much for your videos! I moved here to Payson by watching one of your videos. And the hike videos you post are very good to find my way around.

[@hailstone1417]

I'm surprised Sedona was even mentioned because I have been avoiding it like the plague. Sedona is very, very crowded. Everybody that goes to AZ goes to Sedona such that there is constant traffic congestion and the hiking trails are also full of people. You would have to go off the beaten path where few people know. Now, the Mogollon Rim is my favorite area to get away but you have to get away from the east (260) and west entrance (80) of the Rim Road where people tend to congregate. It is referred to as "The Rim" but many visitors and Arizonans think that's the Grand Canyon. Most people avoid dirt roads and that's what keeps many areas in AZ as nice as they are. Thanks for showing the Chiricahua mountains as that is one of the remaining places I haven't been to.

[@benjaminlujan3789]

In about ten years, look for a way to get started back to CA. ---- WE THINK THAT PLACE WILL BE FULL OF PROPLE BUT, BRING LOTS OF CASH. OUR HOMES WILL BE REALLY HIGH. ALSO, PLEASE DON'T LITTER ANYWHERE YOU GO. KEEP ALL OF AMERICA REALLY CLEAN. AVOID THE MARS VISITERS.

[@jimanders9971]

We need all of you tourists to move back where you came from.

[@paulwright8064]

As a 3rd Generation Arizonan, thanks for advertising these "places of peace and quiet " - they never will be again.

[@jasmineflower4809]

Beautiful video. Thabk you. Thinking about moving to AZ.

[@SLICKW1993]

Chiricahua 👍

[@barqu1636]

I always FEEL the peace when I go there. It is a magical place.

[@davidparnell1903]

Good video

[@Lavender-doll]

All of the places are so serene. I would hate to get lost….very nice.

[@rebcol4926]

Someone in the comments mentioned where to find fall foliage. That would make a great video.

[@glenstephenson6787]

Visited AZ two times, most recently Summer of 2020. Thank you for your video! Great to see the places I have been and yet to visit. Love Arizona!

[@henrykagalkowska9755]

Love,Love Arizonę.Love,love Scottsdale 🇵🇱

[@juliojames5986]

Excellent presentation. Did you mention , Tourists, other people? They should all stay home, huh ? Thanks.

[@roberta6360]

I've always liked the serenity in Mcdowell Mountain Regional Park. Not too far from Phoenix, very peaceful and quiet with a great view of the Four Peaks. Love the look of snow caps on top of the Four Peaks after a winter snow storm and the contrast with the desert at the base.

[@phyllish8213]

Visiting family in Cochise County in late October and looking forward to seeing some of the areas you described.

[@korean_foot_traveler8655]

I could realize Arizona is a wonderful place for the exciting adventure.😀👍👍

[@janicerivera5570]

Nice. Curious about where to go in-state to view changing Fall foliage.

[@LivinginArizona]

A lot of people would say Oak Creek Canyon just after Halloween or Lockett Meadow around late October Early November.

[@richmcgrath4030]

Beautiful scenery

[@davidhernandez1699]

Super nice video, Jeff! So calming....

[@debbiestyer453]

Beautiful video. Thanks

[@Camera1931-p5v]

Nice! This is what we are looking for! Thanks for the information!

[@kimberlyhodge710]

All beautiful ❤️

[@hansnordlander2618]

Great video as always! Have visited Arizona five time beeing on vacation from🇸🇪Arizona is such beautiful state. Hopefully i will be back because so far it's my favorite place in the world

[@WolfRoss]

As an older Arizona female being armed in these isolated areas is important.

[@elultimo102]

You sound interesting. I'm a Medicare age Life NRA member. (I'm 20 miles north of Show Low---so we may be too far apart).

[@marysantillo3725]

Do you ever watch Wonderhussys videos? I worry about her all the time

[@marysantillo3725]

@Tacticool Mustache omgomgomg 😁🤣

[@lewisbale1]

I'm always armed.

[@sierrajoy11]

@Tacticool Mustache 😂🤣!

[@Fancy1450]

Great video!

[@MrAnubus27]

WOW!

[@benjaminlujan3789]

Great Thank you! Please remind everybody to watch for snakes and scorpions.

[@ralphstewart4025]

Very nice ! Good job! Thanks !

[@harmanmaan870]

Great content as always about Arizona

[@Kwood10]

Hi 👋🏻 Jeff nice 👍🏻 video

[@jpadicecoffee9812]

There are times I want to secede from humanity, to get some quiet time. Thanks for making this video. I would go visit the Sunset Crater , western trails of Sedona and get some fresh air and clear dark skies...

[@MM_in_Havasu]

Where to find peace and quiet in AZ? I go to our cabin in Show Low, AZ, a bit hustly & bustly in downtown area due to 3 major highways intersecting there, but otherwise quiet and peaceful. I'd have bought my place up there much earlier on had I known just how nice it really is! My primary residence is in Lake Havasu, but it is getting old with overcrowding, skyrocketing property taxes and too many people from across the river in Commiefornya that come here and try to make it like the state they left. It's starting to remind me of L.A. now, not good. We won't get into the whole snowbird thing either........

[@sunshineinarizona1726]

Lake Havasu is a town that is made because of the people from Cali. I bought a home there in the 80's and prior to that my grandparents owned a vacation home on Smoke Tree. Not much of your RIPubulican Party is around anymore...except at the hospitals. Party on dawg.

[@bluestarchild1969]

@Mark Miller- I have asked some people about Show Low and have been told that there's a lot of meth-heads there. Have you found that to be true?

[@MM_in_Havasu]

@@bluestarchild1969 I've not personally seen that myself, but every town has a few crappy elements. The meth-heads also know pretty much everyone is armed there, so it helps keep their illegal activities in check.

[@MM_in_Havasu]

@@sunshineinarizona1726 get off this thread if you are going to be a troll. You don't like my comments? Don't read them. I came to AZ to escape the shitty way of life so increasingly prevalent in Commiefornya, and I don't need that idiocy here where I live. Yes, I own my home, no mortgage here.

[@bluestarchild1969]

@@MM_in_Havasu Thanks for your reply. I moved to AZ seven months ago-renting in the West Valley. I do not like Phoenix Metro so I am looking for other areas.

[@BeardedCarBuddy]

White Mountains is my favorite area of AZ

[@Deshawn1313]

didnt even know bears were desert animals.. AZ is a gem tho

[@sunshineinarizona1726]

Your videos are beautiful and informative. Thank you 👍

[@mariaalvarez7228]

Me gusta mucho p0der viajar virtualmente por Arizona....p0drian subtitular en español porfavor ... Gracias

[@v.elizabethwright8228]

North Rim also has 1/10th the number of visitors that South Rim has.

[@cashstore1]

82% of Arizona is public land. Lots of places open for exploring. About 42% of the state is federal land, the rest state land. Marijuana is illegal on all federal land. Park rangers have no problem busting you for possession in Arizona if on Federal land. I don't think pot is legal on Indian land as well. That is about 20% of the state. Be careful, and know your bounderies.

[@hailstone1417]

You have to be pretty damn unlucky to get busted for smoking pot on state or federal lands. There are very few rangers to patrol the hundreds of miles that's in their jurisdiction. In all my years of going into the back roads of this beautiful state I have NEVER encountered any rangers. However, stay away from Native lands because they will lock you up and confiscate everything you have if you do not have permission to be there. Consequences are really bad if you have marijuana, alcohol or weapons in your possession. Just don't be STUPID about it and you could enjoy your contraband all you want!

[@mistimannon3171]

Been all over southern small towns

[@alinosi123]

So many of these places show water in your video. I know the Colorado river runs through it but what are some of the other bodies of water?

[@kjeracarroll450]

We have tons of lakes and streams all over

[@kjeracarroll450]

The Rim is my place to go to get away from it all!! Also the White Mountains!

[@Bossanovawitcha]

Sunrise may be the best place on earth to learn to ski or board…. You can be alone on easy runs with fresh powder and no people have the lifts to yourself quite often.

[@mistimannon3171]

Arizona is beautiful as a Colorado native been forced to relocate I love the Catalina drive as well.

[@jaybee608]

I've never lived in AZ, 😭but I love what I see. Seems to me, if adventure is what you're after, then don't even leave this country. Go to Arizona. Then talk!

[@kjeracarroll450]

Yes 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@johnrodriguez3870]

I, John Rodriguez, was born in Brooklyn ( Kings County), New York, and, raised in Anderson ( Anderson County), South Carolina, and, have been blessed by GOD ( Father, Son, Holy Spirit) with living in Yuma, Saint Johns, Phoenix, Mesa and now ,since Monday 16 April AD 2018, Tucson. Whether I AM in the Urban Jungle or Rural Country, My ☮️ and 🤫will not come solely from mere geography and location, although ,a change of venue helps alot. I AM 52 now, but by 62, I will retire from Santa Rita Landscaping LLC, in Tucson, and, I intend to fish, camp, hike and hunt with My Grandbabies. I♥️❤️ ARIZONA!!🌇☀️🏜️🌵🌄🇺🇸🦅🗽

[@shannoncarmody3805]

😎

[@jeffersondavis2530]

Well,let me tell you about Arizona. I have lived here for close to 20 years , however I have had 2 home invasions and a separate incident of being accosted at a Walmart all within a month . Arizona has changed a lot with Californians and others moving in . I live in Prescott Valley ,and the rent has been raised again after 7 months. Arizona has turned into a hell hole!!!

[@carltarajkowski5484]

You completely missed far Eastern Arizona, Alpine and Hanagan Meadow…..route 191 to Safford….beautiful unspoiled part of Arizona

[@keiththomas3141]

They were all good places, but there's one you forgot - Organ Pipe.

[@terrygross7390]

Anywhere in Arizona Tuscon Phx carry.

[@tacocruiser4238]

Just head to a D-backs game. Crickets.

[@jayo4383]

Looking to move from NY to AZ

[@jimanders9971]

The darkest place in the continental USA is supposedly Portal, Arizona.

[@enriquemarrinez2809]

Patagonia

[@JEEPIMPACT]

I don't agree with Sedona, it's now overcrowded

[@markopeka7007]

Yeah, but if you go 10 miles out and hike above red rock elevation, it can feel pretty desolate. Bear Mountain, about 30-40 minutes NW is a great hike and can feel isolated at the right time of year.

[@MM_in_Havasu]

Yes, unfortunately Sedona has been touristified, and not in a good way either.

[@laceyjade9834]

Right 😅 He says desolate & peace & quiet as the drone passes a crowd of people on the rocks

[@TravelingwithMonterroso14]

Do New Mexico vs Louisiana

[@catherinelittlebear9863]

Can you camp and hike with your dog in these places?

[@jackdamron382]

If you're that paranoid, just stay home under a blanket.

[@JynxieTheMermaid]

Why can't you do more videos about northern Arizona? You only seem to have videos that have stuff about southern stuff.

[@debbiewilhelm6018]

PAYSON

[@32wilford]

You missed Young

[@johng.4959]

Wait...Quiet?? Mogollon Rim? Ummmm... not really. Forget about it during any of the summer months... Lakes are filled to capacity and parking lots full of cars, campers, boats, people everywhere... Definitely NOT a place of peace and quiet. In fact... very few places in AZ. are "Peace & Quiet" except for those areas that require a 4x4 and miles into the back country. Sedona??? Seriously now.....

[@kjeracarroll450]

I have had many peaceful moments on the Rim!

[@johng.4959]

@@kjeracarroll450 Same...but it's becoming more populated more and more.

[@jimanders9971]

It’s pronounced Muggy-own.

[@jacktrout5807]

Couple of things. 1st your getting away from nobody in the summertime on the rim. Most of the land on the rim is not blm its apache sitgrieves or below the rim is tonto national Forrest. The ski resort you speak of is on the white mountain Apache reservation and recreation is encouraged with the appropriate permits.

[@lukula2934]

Cancelling all my YT subs. Just can't help YT anymore. They're not our friend.

[@davidwilcox7696]

All these places were peaceful and quiet until you released this video. Thanks for nothing