Accessible Destinations in Arizona

32 wheelchair-accessible destinations in Arizona with detailed accessibility information: Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, Children's Museum of Phoenix, Heard Museum, Musical Instrument Museum, Slide Rock State Park.

• Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum (Tucson) – Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is a Tucson, AZ museum zoo garden that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with vis…
• Children's Museum of Phoenix (Phoenix) – Children's Museum of Phoenix is a Phoenix, AZ children museum that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visi…
• Heard Museum (Phoenix) – Heard Museum is a Phoenix, AZ museum that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visitor facilities, collectio…
• Musical Instrument Museum (Phoenix) – Musical Instrument Museum is a Phoenix, AZ museum that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visitor faciliti…
• Slide Rock State Park (Sedona) – A natural water slide carved into red rock along Oak Creek, offering stunning Sedona-area scenery and a unique swimming experience.
• Lowell Observatory (Flagstaff) – Where Pluto was discovered, now offering accessible stargazing and cosmic wonder in the mountains of Flagstaff.
• Tucson Museum of Art (Tucson) – A downtown Tucson gem showcasing Western, Latin American, and contemporary art in a campus of historic adobe homes.
• Desert Botanical Garden (Scottsdale) – Explore 140 acres of stunning desert plants on fully wheelchair-accessible trails in the heart of Phoenix.
• Grand Canyon National Park (Grand Canyon) – One of the worlds most awe-inspiring natural wonders, with accessible rim trails and viewpoints open to all visitors.
• Saguaro National Park (Tucson) – Towering saguaro cacti stand like sentinels across the Sonoran Desert in this stunning Arizona national park split between two districts ne…
• Petrified Forest National Park (Petrified Forest) – Ancient petrified logs, painted desert vistas, and paved scenic drives make this Arizona park a stunning and accessible adventure.
• Vermilion Cliffs National Monument (Vermilion Cliffs) – A vast, remote landscape of towering red cliffs and deep canyons on the Arizona Strip, offering stunning desert scenery.
• Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (Lake Powell) – A stunning desert reservoir landscape where red rock canyons meet Lake Powell, offering boating, hiking, and dramatic scenery across the Ar…
• Tucson Mall (Tucson) – A major indoor shopping destination in Tucson offering a climate-controlled, accessible environment with diverse retail, dining, and entert…
• Phoenix Art Museum (Phoenix) – One of the Southwest's largest art museums, featuring diverse collections in a fully wheelchair-accessible building in central Phoenix.
• Sedona Red Rock Country (Sedona) – Sedona red rock landscapes and spiritual vortex sites with select accessible trails and stunning desert views for all visitors.
• Canyon de Chelly National Monument (Canyon de Chelly) – Ancient canyon with stunning overlooks, Navajo history, and wheelchair-accessible viewpoints along the South Rim Drive.
• Prescott Historic Downtown & Rodeo (Prescott) – A walkable Western downtown with historic saloons, courthouse square, and one of the oldest rodeos in the world.
• Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park (Monument Valley) – Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park offers iconic red buttes and mesas rising from the desert floor, with scenic drives and guided tours thr…
• Oak Creek Canyon (Oak Creek Canyon) – A stunning 16-mile canyon between Sedona and Flagstaff where red rocks meet Oak Creek, offering scenic drives and accessible picnic areas.
• Scottsdale Quarter (Scottsdale) – Scottsdale Quarter is an upscale open-air shopping and dining destination with flat walkways and a welcoming layout in North Scottsdale.
• Westgate Entertainment District (Glendale) – A vibrant open-air shopping and entertainment hub in Glendale with wheelchair-accessible pathways, dining, and live events near State Farm…
• Butterfly Wonderland (Scottsdale) – The largest indoor butterfly conservatory in America, fully wheelchair accessible and located in Scottsdale.
• Horseshoe Bend (Page) – One of the most iconic viewpoints in the American Southwest, now with an improved accessible trail to the rim overlook.
• Castles N’ Coasters (Phoenix) – A Phoenix amusement park featuring roller coasters, mini-golf, go-karts, and an arcade, with some wheelchair-accessible areas throughout th…
• Desert Ridge Marketplace (Phoenix) – A premier open-air shopping and entertainment destination in North Phoenix with flat, walkable pathways and over 100 stores and restaurants.
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Phoenix (Phoenix) – A sprawling water park near Phoenix offering wave pools, lazy rivers, and water slides with select wheelchair-accessible attractions.
• Camelback Mountain (Phoenix) – Camelback Mountain offers iconic desert hiking in the heart of Phoenix with stunning panoramic views of the Valley of the Sun.
• Antelope Canyon (Page) – A stunning slot canyon near Page, Arizona, famous for its sculpted sandstone walls and dramatic light beams filtering through narrow openin…
• Walnut Canyon National Monument (Flagstaff) – Ancient cliff dwellings nestled in a stunning forested canyon, with an accessible rim trail offering panoramic views of 800-year-old Sinagu…
• Outlets at Anthem (Phoenix) – An open-air outlet shopping center in Anthem, Arizona offering complimentary wheelchair rentals, covered parking, and a comfortable desert…
• Scottsdale Fashion Square (Scottsdale) – Arizona's largest luxury shopping destination with over 200 stores, dining options, and entertainment in a climate-controlled, accessible i…