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Phoenix, AZ
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So, DH & I have one full day to spend in Phoenix. We are self-described foodies, generally like being outdoors, and learning about area history and culture. We can't do anything too strenuous (zip lining, horseback riding, etc) because I will be 15 weeks preggo. Any suggestions? We will have a car so transportation won't be an issue. TIA!
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Re: Phoenix, AZ
I presume you can still go hiking (sorry to be a tad ignorant but I have never been preggo), so if that is the case then there are quite a lot of options in the Phoenix area for that! Camelback Mountain, Piestewa Peak and South Mountain are all good hiking spots. Since you are pregnant, you will probably want to go to South Mountain since there are a lot of trail options ranging from easy to difficult so you can decide what you are feeling up to. Camelback and Piestewa will be more crowded and there are parts on both where you have to pull yourself up or take really big steps. But if you are up for that, then they are good and provide good views of the surrounding area.
Talesin West is a Frank Lloyd Wright house in North Scottsdale so you could check that out. I really enjoyed the Heard Museum when I lived in the Phoenix area - it's north of downtown Phoenix and just a really good Native American Museum.
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