One thing many Americans outside Arizona don’t realize: Arizona is much more than Phoenix and desert heat. The state covers nearly 114,000 square miles, and the landscape changes dramatically depending on where you are. Phoenix and much of southern Arizona are known for extreme summer heat and desert terrain, while northern Arizona can get heavy snow in the winter. You’ve got the Grand Canyon, red-rock country around Sedona, pine forests around Flagstaff, and some of the most incredible desert landscapes in the country. And Arizona sits in a fascinating spot geographically, sharing borders with California, Nevada, Utah, New Mexico, and Mexico. One state, completely different environments. Arizona is basically proof that “desert” doesn’t tell the whole story. 🇺🇸