Stephen Dolainski has criss-crossed America's fifth-largest state from the Four Corners to Yuma and from Tucson to Lake Mead. All along the way he has added new listings in the cities, backroad communities, and spectacular natural areas of this geographically diverse state.In a state with more than its fair share of expensive sun-drenched resorts, Hidden Arizona helps travelers maximize their vacation by focusing its descriptive reviews on the most unique inns. On one page readers will marvel at the Arizona Biltmore, Frank Lloyd Wright's vision of Roaring '20s opulence complete with sculpture-filled gardens and a rejuvenating health spa. Then turning the page they'll find instructions on how to ride over Wild Horse Mesa to Greyfire Farm, a country inn offering well-appointed stables to welcome their horses and cozy rooms for themselves.For those who choose to leave the car behind, Hidden Arizona has a wealth of information on outdoor adventures. It tells the best way to raft between the Grand Canyon's towering walls, hike among the Sonoran Desert's giant saguaro cactus, ski the peaks of the "Arizona Alps, " and camp in secluded red rock canyons.