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Mesa is a city in Maricopa County, Arizona, part of the Phoenix metropolitan area. It is the third-largest city in Arizona and one of the largest suburbs in the United States. Mesa was founded in 1878 by Mormon settlers and has grown from an agricultural community into a diverse city with a…
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About Mesa
Where to stay in Mesa
Downtown Mesa. The historic downtown area is home to the Mesa Arts Center, local shops, and restaurants, and offers convenient access to public transit.
East Mesa. This area is known for its golf courses, resorts, and proximity to the Superstition Mountains, with many hotels offering views of the desert landscape.
West Mesa. Closer to Phoenix and Tempe, West Mesa provides easy access to major highways and is near attractions like the Arizona Museum of Natural History.
North Mesa. North Mesa includes the Salt River and Usery Mountain Regional Park, popular for outdoor activities like hiking and tubing.
Getting there and around
Mesa is served by Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, about 20 minutes west via Interstate 10 and US 60. Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport in east Mesa offers limited commercial service. By car, Mesa is accessible from Interstate 10, US 60, and Loop 101 and 202. Valley Metro operates buses and the light rail, which connects Mesa to Tempe, Phoenix, and other cities in the metropolitan area. Getting around Mesa is easiest by car, but public transit and ride-sharing services are available.
When to go
The best time to visit Mesa is from November to April, when temperatures are mild and outdoor activities are most enjoyable. Summer months, from June to September, are extremely hot, with temperatures often exceeding 100°F (38°C). Spring brings baseball spring training and wildflowers, while winter offers comfortable days and cool nights. Visitors should plan indoor activities during the hottest part of the day in summer.
Questions, answered
What is Mesa known for?
Mesa is known for its desert climate, spring training baseball, and outdoor recreation. It is also home to the Mesa Arts Center and the Arizona Museum of Natural History.
How do I get to Mesa from Phoenix?
Mesa is about 20 minutes east of Phoenix via US 60 or Interstate 10. Valley Metro light rail also connects the two cities.
What is the best way to get around Mesa?
A car is the most convenient way to explore Mesa, but Valley Metro buses and light rail serve many areas. Ride-sharing services are also available.
What outdoor activities can I do in Mesa?
You can hike in the Superstition Mountains or Usery Mountain Regional Park, go tubing on the Salt River, or play golf at one of the many courses.
Is Mesa a good place for families?
Yes, Mesa offers family-friendly attractions like the i.d.e.a. Museum, the Arizona Museum of Natural History, and various parks and pools.