Embark on an incredible journey to explore the breathtaking paddle spots at Canyon Lake, Arizona, guided by knowledgeable Arizona Natives. Glide through the awe-inspiring tall canyon walls on a kayak or paddleboard and immerse yourself in the unparalleled beauty of Arizona's premier paddling destination, Yak n Sup Canyon Lake. Whether you're drawn to a solo kayak, a nimble paddleboard, or the exclusive 6-person party paddleboard, they are the ideal choice for your adventure. They offer self-guided tours, beginner lessons, and intermediate paddles down the Canyon, ensuring a tailored experience for all. Prepare for an unforgettable encounter on the water at Canyon Lake. Secure your adventure now, and let us handle every detail for you.
Immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of the Eisendrath House, affectionately referred to as the "pink house on the hill." This architectural gem, constructed in 1930, is a captivating representation of Pueblo Revival adobe design. Painstakingly restored through the collective endeavors of the City of Tempe, Rio Salado Foundation, Historic Preservation Foundation, and various community and individual partners, it is nestled amidst the scenic Papago Park hills of Tempe. The property is a vibrant hub for public programs hosted by the Tempe History Museum, Tempe Arts & Culture, and their partners. Limited tours and visits to the house are available, and the charming classroom is open for bookings, making it an ideal venue for meetings and events.
Visit the Mesa Historical Museum, an actual piece of local heritage, to experience the captivating history of Mesa, Arizona. The museum is in a century-old school building, which serves as a testament to the selflessness and generosity of the citizens who contributed to its creation. Inside, you'll be amazed by a remarkable collection of vintage artifacts that offer a glimpse into the daily lives of the early pioneers and their families. These include agricultural equipment, documents, and photographs, all carefully preserved for future generations. The museum's highly detailed murals on the walls add an extra layer of depth to the exhibits, providing a realistic and vivid depiction of the early days of Mesa. The Mesa Historical Museum is a must-visit attraction for anyone who wants to explore the fascinating past of this region.