Old Town Scottsdale
Art galleries, neon-lit streets, and the electric pulse of Arizona's most iconic district.
Sedona red rocks. Apache Trail canyons. Wild horses at sunrise on the Salt River.
No roof. No windows. Nothing between you and Arizona.
Destinations
Scottsdale to Sedona & beyond
Miles of Road
Scenic canyons & desert highways
Nearest Stop
Old Town Scottsdale
Turo Rating
All-Star Host · Instant booking
Arizona Adventure Guide
Six categories. Twenty destinations. One Slingshot. Where do you want to go?
Arizona Destination Guide · Polaris Slingshot Rentals Scottsdale
20 adventures found
Art galleries, neon-lit streets, and the electric pulse of Arizona's most iconic district.
Canal-side dining, rooftop bars, and the most romantic sunset in the Valley.
The most recognizable mountain in Arizona — and the most dramatic backdrop in Scottsdale.
One of the world's tallest fountains, a stunning lake, and a view of Four Peaks at sunset.
Two of Arizona's most charming towns — Wild West culture, art, and open Sonoran Desert.
The most dramatic mountain silhouette in the Valley — and the road that takes you right to its base.
Three million acres of Sonoran Desert — saguaro forests, canyon roads, and zero crowds.
The Valley's best-kept secret — a pristine desert lake with zero crowds and maximum drama.
Crystal-clear water, towering saguaro, and the most accessible desert lake in the Valley.
Turquoise water carved into canyon walls — Arizona's most dramatic lake.
A massive desert reservoir with mountain views, marinas, and almost no crowds.
Arizona's largest lake, the Apache Trail, and the most scenic bridge in the Southwest.
The highest point in South Mountain Park — a 360-degree panorama of the entire Valley of the Sun.
Wild horses roaming free along the Salt River — one of the most extraordinary sights in America.
Teddy Roosevelt called it the most spectacular drive in America. He was right.
Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and Oak Creek Canyon — the drive of a lifetime.
A mile-high mining ghost town clinging to a cliff — art galleries, history, and Verde Valley views.
A 1,000-foot drop to the Colorado River — the most dramatic overlook on Earth.
Population 6. The most famous small town in Arizona — and the most delicious stop on the Apache Trail.
Lost gold, Apache legends, and the most dramatic mountain silhouette in the Southwest.
Curated by Local Insiders
Hand-crafted itineraries combining the best of Arizona into unforgettable single-day and half-day adventures. We\'ve driven every mile — these are the ones worth your time.
The perfect evening in Arizona's most romantic city.
Start at the Waterfront as the sun sets over the canal. Cruise to Old Town as the neon comes on. End with a drive around Camelback Mountain as the city lights up below. Every head turns. Every moment is unforgettable.
Three desert lakes. One unforgettable day.
Start at Saguaro Lake for the morning light on the water. Drive Bush Highway through wild horse territory. End at Bartlett Lake — the Valley's best-kept secret — as the afternoon light turns the water gold.
The most spectacular drive in America. Teddy Roosevelt said so.
AZ-88 from Apache Junction to Roosevelt Lake is the most dramatic road in Arizona. Canyon lakes, ghost towns, desert canyons, and a massive blue reservoir at the end. The Slingshot turns this into a full sensory experience.
Chase the Arizona sunset to the Valley's most dramatic overlooks.
Leave at 4pm. Catch the Fountain Hills fountain on the hour. Drive toward Four Peaks as the mountains turn purple. Return to the Waterfront as the city lights reflect on the canal. The Arizona sky does the rest.
Every route is better in a Slingshot. Reserve yours on Turo — available now.
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"We drove the Apache Trail in the Crimson Forge and it was the single best day of our entire Arizona trip. Canyon Lake appeared out of nowhere and we both just screamed. Tortilla Flat was surreal. The Slingshot made everything 10x more intense."
"Oak Creek Canyon in a Slingshot is a religious experience. I've driven that road in a regular car and it's nice. In the Slingshot with no roof, no windows, just the canyon walls closing in around you — I cried. Genuinely. It's that beautiful."
"We did the Old Town date night route and it was perfect. Arrived at the Waterfront at sunset, cruised Scottsdale Road as the neon came on, had dinner at Maple & Ash. Every single person we passed stopped to look at the Slingshot. Best date night of our lives."
"We've lived in Phoenix for 8 years and never knew about the Salt River wild horses. Arrived at 6:30am and a herd of 12 horses was literally standing in the river. In the open Slingshot with the morning light and the Superstitions behind them — I still can't believe that's real."
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