Western Arizona

如何抵達

By car Interstate 8 (I-8) is a regional east-west route starting south of Greater Phoenix, west through the region through Yuma, into California and on towards San Diego. Interstate 10 (1-10) is a major, cross-continental east-west route entering Arizona from New Mexico, west through Tucson and southern Arizona, northwest to Phoenix, then west through the region, to California and on towards Palm Springs and San Diego. U.S. Route 60 (US 60) is a major east-west route entering Arizona from New Mexico, west through Globe and Phoenix (known as the Superstition Freeway), then from Phoenix northwest to Wickenburg (known as the Phoenix-Wickenburg Highway), where the route bends southwest, intersecting and terminating at I-10 east of Quartzsite. U.S. Route 93 (US 93) is a major north-south route which gets a lot of Phoenix-Vegas traffic; US 93 starts in Wickenburg, runs through Wikieup and Kingman, then on towards Hoover Dam, Las Vegas and on wards into Nevada.

By train Yuma is served by Amtrak, by the Sunset Limited and Texas Eagle routes that between Los Angeles to New Orleans and Chicago, respectively.

By plane Yuma is a regional airport served by American Eagle with flights from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

當地交通

As there is no public transportation, a car is essential. A four-wheel drive is recommended if you want to get off the beaten track.

順遊推薦

North to Northern Arizona — Kingman and Historic Route 66 – for more "Old West" Arizona. The Grand Canyon – one of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World. The bright lights of Sin City, Las Vegas. South to Northern Mexico — for more of the Sonoran Desert, stretching to the sea in Puerto Peñasco, Sonora (also known as Rocky Point). East to Greater Phoenix and South Central Arizona — maybe you're done with the desert and want the city again, with Phoenix or Tucson. West to California Desert — for the Colorado Desert and towards the Pacific Ocean in San Diego.