The Tranquility of Boyce Thompson Arboretum Woven with Autumn Colors

The Boyce Thompson Arboretum in Arizona becomes even more stunning when visited in the fall. Amidst the vast desert, the trees dyed in red, orange, and yellow create a perfect contrast, offering a sense of wonder and healing with every step through the garden. Particularly, the cacti and succulents, unique to Arizona, exude a warm feeling in the autumn air, showcasing a unique beauty. Strolling while watching the plants swaying in the autumn breeze provides a calming experience. The arboretum displays a wide variety of plants adapted to Arizona's natural environment, with a rich collection of cacti and agave. Additionally, the number of visitors is fewer during the fall, allowing for a quiet space to enjoy a dialogue with nature. Walking along the paths within the garden offered a precious experience of feeling the changing seasons. Access and Details: • Address: 3250 N. Shirley Drive, Kingman, AZ 86401 • Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (also open on weekends) • Transportation: About 15 minutes by car from Kingman city. Head north on US-93 from I-40.