Nate is an Arizona transplant who was born and raised in California. He loves the lower cost of living in Arizona and the desert scenery, and can usually be found near a pool from around May to September. If not there, he'll probably be watching baseball at Chase Field (Go Dbacks!)
Sometimes navigating a new place can be incredibly confusing. From frustrating highway naming systems (numbers AND letters?) and roads that aren’t straight to the dreaded one-way streets, navigating in a new place can be a challenge.
Phoenix, Arizona is mostly known for its hot and dry summers. But the weather that keeps everyone coming back is every other season of the year: beautiful fall weather that allows everyone to get back outside, gorgeous crisp winter days, and bright, sunny spring temperatures (as well as spring training!)
You may have heard that Phoenix is in the desert, and assumed it was surrounded by miles and miles of wasteland with nothing out there. Fortunately, this couldn’t be further from the truth! Not only is there plenty to do within the metro Phoenix area, but within a few hour drive, you can do pretty much anything your heart desires.