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| Here we are at the Grand Canyon. |
Electrolyte drinks, water and salty snacks helped negate the effects of the heat. We took something to drink with us everywhere that we went. There is too much to do in this town to let heat always get in the way!
Are you thinking of a multi-generational road trip to Phoenix, Arizona? We made some funny memories and some that were not. Having plenty of planned activities helped. We didn't always stick to our list but having the guide helped.
Your family may find these activities to be interesting.
This park is rugged and undeveloped.
Bring drinks, a picnic lunch and anything else that you might need.
Trails are moderate to difficult but it's a beautiful place.
Pueblo Grande Museum and
Archaeological Park
This site is a National Historic
Landmark near downtown Phoenix. It is also listed as an Arizona Point
of Pride. The 1,500 year-old Hohokam village ruin is worth a visit
because of the unique history and educational displays. Kids are
intrigued by the mystique of an ancient culture while older
generations appreciate the technicalities and treasures of the
archaeological site. Call 602.495.0901 for recorded information about
this attraction.
Musical Instrument Museum
The museum is known for having
activities in every age group. Both adults and kids have been known
to spend hours at this Phoenix museum. Contact them at 1480.478.6000. We missed this museum and have to plan another
road trip to Phoenix. Everything that I have been told indicates that
my elder daughter would have been beside herself at the visit.
Taking a road trip? You may enjoy some of my other blog articles.
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