Swimming is a classic summertime activity for all ages, and Arizona's swimming season lasts a lot longer than in many parts of the country. Arizona has a surprising number of lakes you can swim in.

Most people think of Arizona as a land of red rock wilderness ... Tripadvisor reviewer MerSamson described being at the lake: "We heard elk bugling in the late evening and early morning.

While you may be hard pressed to surf at Rock Canyon Swim beach at Lake Pueblo, visitors can swim again. The swim beach has reopened to the public after a weeklong closure. Everyone can get back ...

There are countless natural wonders to see in Arizona, and if you want something a little off the beaten path, Apache Lake is ...

Arizona has just about everything. We’re a desert state for sure but we’re also rangy with mountains, some so high they’re crowned by alpine tundra. We’re covered with forests, including ...

Arizona is known for its dry heat and desert landscapes, but it also has a surprising number of lakes where you can swim, boat, fish and camp. Today we present 10 of Arizona's most beautiful lakes ...

The state of Arizona ... swimming in Lynx Lake isn’t patrolled and is strictly limited to designated areas only. For your safety, look for areas marked with buoys near the popular swimming beach.

Rent a tube, hop on the shuttle bus, then ease back and enjoy the cool water and dramatic desert and canyon ... lake and the curviest scenic mountain drive around. Hit the beach without leaving ...

On an 80-degree morning, a group of world-class swimmers stood in their Speedos and swim caps on a pebbly beach east ... Salt River in Central Arizona: the Saguaro, Canyon, Apache and Roosevelt.