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    Tuesday, October 20

    Author: Ethan Caldwell

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    Ethan Caldwell writes about where to stay and when to go. His work covers hotels and resorts, booking and check-in questions, and seasonal timing for destinations around the world — the shoulder-season math, the weather windows, and the trip-planning details most travelers only learn the hard way. He also maps road-trip routes and RV and travel-trailer logistics.

    Arizona may be famous for dry deserts, red-rock canyons, and cacti, but some of the state’s most memorable landscapes are built around flowing water. Turquoise springs, seasonal desert cascades, swimming holes, and canyon waterfalls are scattered from the Grand Canyon region to Tucson and the Mogollon Rim. The catch is that access varies widely: some waterfalls require permits months in advance, some depend on recent rain, and some famous sites are currently closed. Before choosing an Arizona waterfall trip, check the land manager, current access rules, weather, and trail difficulty. That is especially important on tribal lands and during Arizona’s…

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