Greer-Arizona

Greer attracts year-round tourists who choose from 4 seasonal recreational activities.

High above 8,500 ft., the cool climate in Greer, Arizona is the main factor of the town’s tourism, especially during summer where over 200,000 visitors come between July and September. Greer’s climate rarely exceeds 75 degrees Fahrenheit during summer and is indeed a refreshing relief from the desert’s scorching heat.

The Colorado River runs through the town where numerous lakes provide pleasurable trout fishing. Amid pine forests, mountains, streams and lakes, Greer-Arizona is a pleasure to see.

Horseback riding, sailing, biking, canoeing, hunting, photography, bird watching, rock collecting, and hiking are popular on summer.

Wildlife viewing will amuse you with elk, antelope, deer, beaver and bears. Winter invites enthusiasts for cross-country skiing, horse-drawn sleighing, sledding, snowmobiling, ice fishing and skating.

The 65-run Sunrise Ski Park Resort offers joyful skiing, lifts and T-bars serving trains on different slopes, and is known as the best in Arizona. Said park is only 30 minutes away from Greer. You can also find campgrounds and hundreds of campsites.

The four season recreation also showcases the spectacular colors of spring, summer and autumn plus the wildflowers. The changing colors can be seen for miles when green turns to yellow, then to gold resembling a giant patchwork of calico kittens. Winter fun also entertains you with authentic horse-drawn sleigh.

At night you will enjoy a cozy fire and gaze at the fabulous Milky Way in the clear night sky like you’ve never seen before.

The strategic closeness of Greer to Arizona’s millions of acres of national forest land and wilderness area makes Greer, Arizona one of Arizona’s most loved destinations. There is even a casino to provide you with gambling and nightlife fun.

Truly, Greer is a piece of heaven.