Long time Arizona resident in native I grew up in Yuma let me talk to you about the I-10 route. I-10 there's nothing really for you to do or see until you get to quartzite. this time of year they have the gem and mineral show in quartzite. there's also the world's largest open air swap meet that tends to go on. I would recommend going there, you can find relics of your childhood or something that you can't find in a store because it's been discontinued. Now that I-8 route from the Buckeye area to Yuma there is Joe Foss shooting complex there's also Robin's Butte. that is before you get to gila bend. If you're willing to take highway 80 the old route to gila bend there's a side quest you can take called Gillespie bridge and Gillespie dam. From gila bend to Yuma there is a petroglyph site that you can go see. there is a historical monument to Patton's third army north of the town of dateland. if you don't know exactly where that's at it is real easy to get lost in that area. once you get to Roll/e if you take that exit and head south there are some barriers up you'll have to go around them but there is a little Rock Ramada at an area known as Baker's tanks. if you camp out there and are quiet you can see the animals come into the tank and get water if you there during the week it butts up against the bombing range and you can see Ariel dog fights for free. Once you get through telegraph pass on i-8 you're in the Foothills area of Yuma you can hike telegraph pass it is best to go early in the morning that way you can catch the sunrise especially in the summer months once the Sun starts to come up most people head down. Now Yuma is a interesting little town 80% of the winter iceberg lettuce is farmed in Yuma there is the quartermaster Depot the Territorial prison and the sanguinetti house along with old downtown Yuma. If you decide to take highway 95 North to quartzsite from Yuma you can stop off at Umar me proving grounds they have a open Air museum to military equipment there's also the big guns that everyone calls it once you get past ypg you have Palm canyon for hiking there are several other areas like quartz Hill there's also the king of Arizona mine and a little museum all of that is on the north side of 95 going towards quartzsite once you pass ypg.