Greer

You'll adore Greer, a small town in Arizona, if you love the outdoors. It's one of the smallest towns in the state, with a population of just 50. Greer, which is located at an elevation of more than 8,000 feet in the lovely White Mountains, is tucked away. It is entirely encircled by breathtaking natural beauty, from the high peaks to the luxuriant vegetation of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. Greer, Arizona, is the ideal town for outdoor enthusiasts, with a ski park, a horse stable, a mountain lodge, and a ton of hiking trails. Greer, Arizona's White Mountains, is a small town with fewer than 50 permanent residents.

The town is everything a nature lover could want, sitting at an elevation of over 8,000 feet and surrounded by the lush vegetation of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. Greer is best known for Sunrise Park Resort, the state's largest and most expansive ski resort. There are day passes and season passes available, and during the warmer months, mountain biking and ziplining are both available. The town's high elevation makes it the ideal haven from the oppressive Arizona summer heat. Cast a line in the crystal-clear cobalt waters of the 15-acre artificial lake Tunnel Reservoir. It is one of three artificial lakes in the region collectively referred to as the Greer Lakes.

At Snowy Mountain Stables, which is close to the Sunrise Park Resort's base, you can saddle up and take a horse ride. The stables, which are owned and run by Native Americans, provide everything from 30-minute rides to overnight excursions. In the winter, sleigh rides are available for $20 per person.