* Queen bed in master bedroom * Sleeper sofa in living room * One private bath * Fully equipped kitchen * Sleeps 4 max

* King bed in master bedroom * Two twin beds in second bedroom * Sleeper sofa in living room * Fully equipped kitchen * Jacuzzi tub * Two private baths * Sleeps 6 max

Travel north on I-17 to I-40 east. Take Grand Canyon/Page exit 201. Turn right onto Country Club Drive. Go 1.5 miles to resort. Front desk on the left.

Take I-40 east to Country Club Drive. Turn left onto Country Club Dr. Go 1.5 miles to resort front desk on the left.

Take I-40 west to Country Club Drive. Turn right onto Country Club Drive. Go 1.5 miles to resort front desk on left.

* Sunset Crater features incredible colorful lava fields formed by volcanic eruptions 900 years ago. (15 miles) * Oak Creek Canyon provides incredible sandstone formations along the scenic highway leading to Sedona. (20 miles) * Meteor Crater, formed by extraterrestrial impact, is three miles in circumference and 570 feet deep. The Apollo astronauts trained here. Museum, gift shop and snacks. (40 miles) * Montezuma Castle is an ancient "apartment house," built around 1100 A.D. (50 miles) * The Tuzigoot ruins, built between 1125 A.D. and 1400 A.D., hang from the side of a hill in a honeycomb of crude masonry walls and are now a national monument. (54 miles) * The Grand Canyon is a must-see, of course. Tour the rims or venture down (with proper preparation). A true wonder of the world. (80 miles)

* Flagstaff, Arizona, will surprise and dazzle you in a hundred different ways. It begins with temperatures that are about 30 degrees cooler than Phoenix in the summer. Visit Flagstaff's charming downtown area on historic Route 66. In winter, the San Francisco Peaks offer excellent snow skiing. A classic American vacation that should not be missed. * Coconino National Forest covers two million acres teeming with lakes and streams for boating, swimming, fishing and other sports. * Snowbowl Ski Resort is just seven miles north of Flagstaff. Four chairlifts serve more than 30 slopes and cover a 2,300-foot vertical rise. Two mountain lodges provide equipment rentals, restaurants, lounges, sports shops and lessons for adults and kids. * The Petrified Forest, part of the Painted Desert, is stunning and one of Arizona's most visited attractions. (90 miles) * In addition to its large artistic community, Sedona is known for its amazing red rock formations. Try to be there around sunset when the rocks really glow. * The city of Jerome is billed as an old mining ghost town but has come back to life with great contemporary arts-and-crafts studios. Within 2 miles: * Golf * Basketball * Indoor pool * Racquetball * Bowling * Theater

25 miles