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| Back to the top | Yavapai County offers many attractions that are easy day trips from many areas. Following are a few places to enjoy without a lot of travel time involved: Ash Fork | Grand Canyon | Yarnell | Sedona | Jerome | Clarkdale | Bagdad |
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| Ash Fork is a small community at the intersection of Highway 89 and Interstate 40. Once a railroad town and a destination point on Route 66, the “Mother Road,” its primary feature now is a museum that showcases memorabilia of its glory days – back to when it thrived as a destination point on the famous highway and the railroad brought passengers to the famous Escalante Hotel, a Fred Harvey House. The museum, 901 W. Old Route 66, is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Visitors will see cells from the Yuma Territorial Prison, a plethora of old photographs, a life-size street scene from early Ash Fork, a replica of a one-room school, a scale model of the Escalante Hotel and much more. For information, call 928-637-0204. | ||
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| Grand Canyon Caverns were a fortuitous – but accidental – discovery back in 1927 when a man named Walter Peck came close to falling into a “large funnel shaped hole” while on his way one night to a poker game. What he had stumbled into, as he found out the next day, were caverns 230 feet below ground level that date back 345 million years. The caverns’ fascination lies in crystal formations, their size and rarity. Grand Canyon Caverns are on Route 66, off Interstate 40, about 22 miles west of Seligman. They are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day, except Christmas, with tours to their 21-story depth (by elevator) every half hour. The caverns’ site also off ers a 48-space RV park, a tent camping area, horseback riding, a disc golf course, gift shop, restaurant and an inn for those who want to stay overnight. For information or reservations, call 928-422-3223 or visit www.gccaverns.com. | ||
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| Travelers to Yarnell will enjoy a scenic, mountainous descent down Highway 89. The little town, with a history of gold in its hills, is about 30 miles south of Prescott and off ers interesting shopping and fi ne restaurants and most of all the Catholic Shrine of St. Joseph of the Mountains. The larger-than-life fi gures in the shrine were sculpted from reinforced concrete and depict significant events in the life of Jesus Christ by following a trail in an oak tree-shaded park. For more information about Yarnell and nearby picturesque Peeples Valley, call 928-427-9449 or visit www.y-pvchamber.com. | ||
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| Sedona sits in the midst of some of Arizona’s most magnifi cent vistas of red rock monoliths – Coff eepot, Cathedral and Thunder Mountain – all reaching toward the sky. Sedona is a tourist mecca, with attractions to suit all expectations, from shopping, hiking, Jeep tours, and numerous fi ne restaurants to an enriching wide array of cultural opportunities, even “spiritual” experiences. In addition, Sedona is near other tourist attractions, such as Tuzigoot National Monument and Montezuma’s Castle National Monument. For people who enjoy gambling, Cliff Castle Casino is the place to go. Information about all there is to enjoy in Sedona would fi ll volumes. Visitors can fi nd out more about Sedona by contacting the Sedona Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center, 331 Forest Road in Uptown Sedona, calling the center at 800-288-7336 or 928-282-7722 or e-mailing info@sedonachamber.com. | ||
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| Jerome was once Arizona’s fourth largest city and sits on top of what was one of the state’s largest copper-producing mines. In its prime, Jerome bustled, not only because of its mining activity but also because of its notorious reputation for bars, gambling and brothels. Its mining days are over, but it thrives today as a favorite tourist spot. Places to visit in this little town that cascades down the sides of hills are art galleries, fi ne restaurants, a plethora of shops and the Jerome Historical Society and Mine Museum, which tells of the town’s intriguing history. For information, call the Jerome Chamber of Commerce, 928-634-2900, or the Jerome Historical Society and Mine Museum, 928-634-5477. More about Jerome is readily available by going to the Internet and typing in “Jerome Arizona.” | ||
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| Back to the top | Clarkdale is a quiet little community at the base of Cleopatra Hill, 6 miles down the road from Jerome. Its quaint business district off ers a fun stroll through shops, art galleries and restaurants, and it is the gateway to Tuzigoot National Monument, an 800-year-old Sinagua pueblo with a museum and hiking trails surrounding it; Tavasci Marsh, a designated birding area; the Verde River Greenway and Dead Horse Ranch State Park. For information, call contact the Clarkdale Chamber of Commerce on the corner of 9th and Main, call 928-634-9438 or e-mail cccinfo@clarkdalechamber.com. | |
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| Bagdad is one of Yavapai County’s best-kept secrets to people unfamiliar with the area. It is a company mining town that has contributed signifi cantly to the county’s economy since its founding in the 1880s. The town’s centerpiece is a 700-foot deep open pit copper mine that gives sightseers a fascinating view overlooking its operation. The mine’s owner, Freeport-McMoRan Bagdad Copper, off ers mine tours by appointment. For information, call 928-633-3490. Bagdad is 49 miles west of Prescott along Highway 96, and another surprise lies north of Bagdad on Highway 97 – Burro Creek Recreational Area. This pristine spot off ers hiking, backpacking, camping and plenty of enjoyment for bird lovers and rock hounds. | ||
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| Verde Canyon Railroad becomes an unforgettable adventure for people who love to ride trains along captivating routes. Travelers hop on in Clarkdale, journey to the Perkinsville ghost ranch and return to Clarkdale. What happens in between the four hours between embarking and disembarking a comfortable ride is a trip into the wonders of nature. The historic route takes passengers through the Verde Canyon along the upper Verde River, with views of a riparian habitat, incredible geology, Indian ruins, remnants of early-day mining, steel-canopied railroad bridges and a 680-foot manmade tunnel. Each season offers its own specialty – eagle watches in winter; wildflowers and blooming cactuses in spring; the lush foliage of summer; and the blazing colors of fall. For more information about the railroad and its excursions, visit the office, 300 N. Broadway in Clarkdale, call 1-800-293-7245 or visit its website, www.verdecanyonrr.com. | ||
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| Clemenceau Heritage Museum is located in the former Clemenceu Public School, circa 1923, and provides a broad slice of Cottonwood history. Displays range from home life to schoolroom to workforce, all replicas of days gone by. A comfortable bedroom sits complete with chamber pot and washstand. The kitchen’s cast iron stove stands near a red-checked oilcloth covered table, braided rag rug and open cabinet holding colorful tins. A special feature is the railroad room, a diorama of the area from Chino Valley to Cottonwood, which incorporates working train replicas representing the seven railroads that operated at different periods from 1895 to 1953. The museum is located at 1 N. Willard St. in Cottonwood and is open from 9 a.m. to noon on Wednesdays and from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. For information, call 928-634-2868. | ||
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| Sedona Heritage Museum’s unexpected gift is the original one-room cabin in its center. The cabin once belonged to Walter and Ruth Jordan who built it in 1931. Visitors can peruse photos and biographies of Sedona’s earliest settlers, view original furniture, including a pair of Morris chairs, the precursor of modern-day recliners, along with dishes, toys, and handmade musical instruments that recreate the Jordan cabin. The old sleeping porch now serves as the Schnebly room, with a collection of items from the family that named Sedona. The Jordan family became the area’s largest private employer with their 1,500-tree apple orchard and fruit packing shed. The museum, 735 Jordan Road, is open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. seven days a week, except for major holidays. Throughout the year, the museum offers special programs. Complete information is available on its website, www.sedonamuseum.org or by calling 928-282-7038. |
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| Back to the top | Page Springs, located along Oak Creek, is a true discovery for people who are looking for a peaceful, rural outing. To get there, turn off Highway 89A onto Page Springs Road, which is in the Cornville area between Sedona and Cottonwood. Less than 2 miles down the road, travelers will come upon Bubbling Pond Hatchery, a large state-run hatchery that raises endangered species of fresh water fish. One-hundred springs feed Oak Creek in Page Springs, which is also a migratory corridor for more than 500 species of birds en route from Canada to South America. The trail also leads to the banks of Oak Creek and to the Page Springs Hatchery and Visitor’s Center, a coldwater fish production complex. More complete information about this area is available on the Internet. Simply type in “Page Springs Arizona” and more facts will come up, including information about popular wineries that visitors might enjoy. |
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| Fort Verde State Historic Park comprises the four remnants of what once was a 22-building U.S. military outpost surrounding large parade grounds. It was built in 1871 to protect settlers and now contains the best-preserved example of an Indian-wars period fort in Arizona. A trio of homes on a bluff overlooking the Verde River shows how the commanding offer, doctor and enlisted men once lived in the desert heat. The surgeon’s quarters include his operating theater, once probably the only one of its advanced kind for hundreds of miles. Visitors can also meander through six room of the long, low administration building to view soldiers’ equipment from heavy wool uniforms to rifles and spent cartridges. Letters from home and photographs bring to life the fort’s former chaplains, officers and their wives. The state park, 125 E. Hollamon St., is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Monday. It is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. For information, call 928-567-3275 or visit its website, www.azstateparks.com |
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| Camp Verde Historical Society Museum and gift shop once was the town’s old stone grammar school, circa 1904, and it now houses the society’s collection as well as its research library, gift shop and rotating exhibits focusing on the area’s history. The museum, 435 S. Main St., Room 202, is in Camp Verde. The museum is open Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. or by appointment. For information, call 928-567-9560. |
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| Back to the top | Arizona Snowbowl Hwy 180 & Snowbowl Rd Flagstaff (928) 779-1951 |
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| Black Barts Steak House Saloon & Musical Review 2760 E Butler Ave Flagstaff (928) 779-1912 |
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| Davis Carriage Co Tri City Area (928) 636-0580 Horse Drawn Vehicles for All Occasions Weddings, Graduations, Proms, Anniversaries, Funerals |
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| Kid Around 118 6th Ave Page AZ 86040 (928) 645-9433 Indoor Inflatable Playroom, Arcade Games, Drinks & Snacks Kids Parties & Banquet Facility For All Types of Functions |
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| Freedom Station Family Fun Center Presccott Valley Enterainment Center Prescott Valley (928) 775-4040 |
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| Grand Canyon Deer Farm 6752 E Deer Farm Rd, Williams (928) 635-4073 |
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| Grand Canyon Imax Theater Hwy 64 Grand Canyon (928) 638-2203 |
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| Pioneer Museum (928) 774-6272 |
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| Pizza Factory 214 W Rt 66 Williams (928) 635-3009 |
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| Prescott Fine Arts Association 208 N Marina St Prescott (928) 445-3286 |
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| Tim’s Toyota Center 3201 N Main St Prescott Valley (928) 772-1819 |
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| Yavapai College Community Events 1100 E Sheldon Prescott (928) 776-2000 |
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| Heritage Park Zoological Society 1403 Heritage Park Rd Prescott (928) 778-2033 |
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| Back to the top | Antelope Hills Golf Courses Hwy 89 at Perkins Dr Prescott (928) 776-7888 |
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| Beaver Creek Golf Resort 4105 E Lakeshore Dr Lake Montezuma (928) 567-4487 |
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Continental Country Club 2380 N Oakmont Dr Flagstaff (928) 526-5125 |
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| Oak Creek Country Club 690 Bell Rock Blvd Sedona (928) 284-1660 |
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| Pine Shadows Golf Course 1480 W Groseta Ranch Rd, Cottonwood (928) 634-1093 |
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| Poco Diablo Resort 1752 Hwy 179 Sedona (928) 282-7333 |
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| Prescott Golf & Country Club Hwy 69 & Prescott Country Club Dr Dewey (928) 772-8984 |
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Prescott Lakes Golf Club 315 Smoke Tree Lane Prescott (928) 443-3500 |
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Quailwood Greens Golf Course 11750 E Hwy 69 Dewey (928) 772-0130 |
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| Sedona Golf Resort 35 Ridge Trail Dr Sedona (928) 284-9355 |
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| Back to the top | AAA Horse Boarding & Equestrian Center 6255 Bice Rd Rimrock (928) 301-3168 |
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| Blue Yonder Stables 9159 W Cranberry Dewey (605) 632-8625 |
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| Fann-M Ranch The 764 W Rd 1 S Chino Valley (928) 636-1245 |
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| High Desert Boarding & Trails 12255 S Hwy 69 Mayer At Creekside Preserve 899-4542 |
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| Hitchin’ Post Stables Lake Mary Rd 4848 Lake Mary Rd (928) 774-1719 |
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| Mountain Ranch Stable 6701 E Mountain Ranch Rd Williams (928) 635-0706 |
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| Parelli Natural Horsemanship 3025 W Blackjack Ridge Rd (928) 717-1444 |
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| Whistlestop Ranch 151 S Hwy 69 Dewey (928) 632-8735 |
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| Back to the top | Attic Hogan The 749 Miller Valley Rd Prescott (928) 445-6684 |
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| Adobe Traders 204 E Rt 66 Flagstaff, AZ 86001 (928) 774-2411 |
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| Double Eagle Trading Co 526 S Hwy 180 Williams (928) 635-5393 |
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| Hotel Trading Post 110 S Montezuma St Ste D Prescott (928) 778-7276 |
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| Joe Wilcox Indian Den 320 N Hwy 89A Sedona (928) 282-2661 |
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| Joe Wilcox Trading Post 300 N Hwy 89A Sedona (928) 282-1701 |
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| Jonathan Day’s Indian Arts 20 N. Leroux St Flagstaff (928) 779-6099 |
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| Ogg’s Hogan 111 N Cortez Prescott (928) 443-9856 |
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| Pow Wow Trading Post 118 W Rt 66 Flagstaff (928) 779-5725 |
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| Pueblo Indian Gallery 202 W Rt 66 Williams (928) 635-4966 |
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| Thunderbird Art Gallery 48-A Lake Powell Blvd, Page (928) 645-4661 |
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| Trapper’s Alley 122 S Montezuma St Prescott (928) 445-1950 |
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| Wheelers Gordon Trading Post & Museum 201 Hwy 179 Sedona (928) 282-4255 |
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| Back to the top | Always interesting, and an activity in which all age groups can participate, would be the Museum adventure. Yavapai County and well as Coconino County have quite a few to explore. The following are just a few within a short drive. Call the Museums for directions, hours of operation and entrance fees. | |
| Arizona Historical Society-Pioneer Museum 2340 N Fort Valley Rd Flagstaff (928) 774-6272 |
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| Clemenceau Heritage Museum One N Willard St Cottonwood (928) 634-2868 |
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| Jerome Mine Museum & Gifts 200 Manin St Jerome (928) 634-5477 |
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| John Wesley Powell Memorial Museum 6 N Lake Powell Blvd Page (928) 645-9496 |
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| Museum of Northern Arizona 3101 N Fort Valley Rd Flagstaff (928) 774-5213 |
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| Navajo Nation Museum 3 Hwy 264 & Post Office Loop Rd Window Rock (928) 779-4395 |
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| Phippen Museum 4701 Hwy 89 N Prescott (928) 778-1385 |
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| Pioneer Museum (928) 774-6272 |
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| Prescott Museum & Trading Company 142 S Montezuma St Prescott (928) 776-8498 |
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| Riordan Mansion 409 W Riordan Rd (928) 779-4395 |
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| Sharlot Hall Museum 415 W Gurley St Prescott (928) 445-3122 |
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| Smoki Museum 147 N Arizona St Prescott (928) 445-1230 |
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| Sedona Heritage Museum Sedona (928) 282-7038 |
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| The Air Museum 755 S Mustang Way Williams (928) 635-1000 |
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| Back to the top | Absolute Bikes 200 E Rt 66 (928) 779-5969 |
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| Bike & Bean 6020 Hwy 179 Village of Oak Creek (928) 284-0210 |
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| Bikesmith Cycle & Fitness 723 A N Montezuma (928) 445-0280 |
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| Bill and Toni’s Marine Service 803 Vista Ave Page (928) 645-2599 |
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| EZ Bikes 5 East Aspen Flagstaff (928) 773-9881 |
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| Eagleriders Sedona 6560 Hwy 179 Ste 100 Sedona (928) 284-3983 |
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| Flagstaff Hot Bike 3122 E Rt 66 (928) 773-8668 |
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| H2O Zone PWC Rentals & Repair 136 6th Ave Page (928) 645-3121 |
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| Ironclad Bicycles White Spar Rd & Hope St Prescott (928) 776-1755 |
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| Lake Mary Fishing Boat Rentals 480 Lake Mary Rd Flagstaff (928) 774-1742 |
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| Lake Powell Marine 910 Coppermine Rd Page (928) 645-2592 |
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| Mountain Bike Heaven 1695 Hwy 89A Sedona (928) 282-1312 |
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| Munds Park ATV Rentals 60 W Pinewood Ave Munds Pk (928) 286-2887 |
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| Outdoor Sports 861 Vista Ave Page (928) 645-8141 |
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| Prescott Valley Bike Works 8561 E Florentine (928) 775-4860 |
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| Back to the top | Ardrey Auditorium NAU Flagstaff Box Office (928) 523-2250 |
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| Ashurst Auditorium NAU Flagstaff (928) 523-4120 |
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| Clifford White Theater NAU Flagstaff (928) 523-2459 |
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| Elks Theatre 113 E Gurley St Prescott (928) 445-3557 |
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| Flagstaff Arts & Leadership Academy 3100 N Fort Valley Rd #41 Flagstaff (928) 779-7223 |
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| Canyon Dance Academy 2812 N Izabel St Flagstaff (928) 774-3937 |
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| Prescott Fine Arts Association 208 N Marina St Prescott (928) 445-3286 |
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| Prochnow Auditorium NAU Flagstaff (928) 523-6904 |
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| Yavapai College 1100 E Sheldon Prescott (928) 445-7300 |
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| Yavapai College Community Events 1100 E Sheldon Prescott (928) 776-2033 |
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| Back to the top | Black Bart’s RV Park & Antique Store 2760 E Butler Ave Flagstaff (928) 774-1912 |
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| Flagstaff/Grand Canyon KOA 5803 N Hwy 89, Flagstaff (928) 526-9926 |
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| Grand Canyon Caverns RV Park Milepost 115, Rt 66, Peach Springs (928) 422-3223 |
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| KOA Williams-Circle Pines 1000 Circle Pines Rd Williams (928) 635-4545 |
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| Meteor Crater RV Park 2402 Meteor Crater Rd (928) 289-4002 |
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| Munds Park RV Resort 17550 Munds Ranch Rd, Munds Park (928) 286-1309 |
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| Page Lake Powell Campground 849 Coppermine Rd Page (928) 645-3374 |
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| Point of Rocks Campground 3025 N Hwy 89 Prescott (928) 445-9018 |
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| Rancho Sedona RV Park 135 Bear Wallow Ln, Sedona (928) 282-7255 |
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| Rancho Verde RV Park 1488 W Horseshoe Bend Dr Camp Verde (928) 567-7037 |
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| Rio Verde RV Park 3420 E Hwy 89A Cottonwood (928) 634-5990 |
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| Turquoise Triangle RV Resort 2435 E Hwy 89A, Cottonwood (928) 634-5294 |
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| Willow Lake RV & Camping Park 1617 HeritagePark Rd Prescott (928) 445-6311 |
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| Woody Mountain RV Park and Campground 2727 W Rt 66, Flagstaff (928) 774-7727 |
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| AirStar Helicopters Grand Canyon Airport (800) 962-3869 |
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| Antelope Canyon Adventures 104 Lake Powell Blvd Page (928) 645-5501 |
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| Antelope Canyon Tours 22 S Lake Powell Blvd (928) 645-9102 |
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| Antelope Slot Canyon Tours By Chief Tsosie 55 S Lake Powell Blvd Page (928) 645-5594 |
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| Canyon REO 1619 N East St Flagstaff (928) 774-3377 |
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| Earth Wisdom Jeep Tours 293 N Hwy 89A (Uptown Sedona) (928) 282-4714 Sight Seeing, 4x4, Vortex Sites, Sacred Wheels, Guided Hikes, Children Under 12 - 1/2 Off, Call for Reservations |
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| Glen Canyon Flat Trips at Wilderness Outfitters 50 S Lake Powell Blvd Page (928) 645-3279 |
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| Grand Canyon Airlines Grand Canyon Airport (866) 638-2FLY |
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| Hualapai River Runners Peach Springs (888) 255-9550 |
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| Master’s Touch Christian Charter Service & Tours Prescott Valley (928) 759-0206 |
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| Open Road Tours & Transportation 1 E Rte 66 (Amtrak Station) Flagstaff (877) 226-8060 |
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| Overland Canyon Tours 697 N Navajo Page (928) 608-4072 |
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| Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters Grand Canyon Airport (800) 528-2418 |
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| Red Rock Balloon Adventures Sedona (800) 258-3754 |
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| Sedona Airporter & Tours 251 Hwy 179 Ste A-3, Sedona (928) 282-5545 |
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| Back to the top | Candles Bath & Body 320 N Hwy 89A Ste #14 (Sinagua Plaza) Sedona (928) 203-0764 |
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| Canyon Village Market Place PO Box 159 Grand Canyon (928) 638-2262 |
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| Family Bargain Center 618 Elm St Page (928) 608-0262 |
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| Aunt Maude’s Antique Mall 2222 E Cedar Ave Flagstaff (928) 226-1176 |
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| Hillside Sedona 671 Hwy 179 Sedona (928) 282-4500 |
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| The Perfect Blend of Art, Food and Scenic Views Wrapped Around 30 of the Finest Specialty Stores in the Southwest |
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| Joe Wilcox Western Wear 320 N US Hwy 89A Ste F Sedona (928) 282-1348 |
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| Prescott Gateway Mall 3250 Gateway Blvd Prescott • Customer Service (928) 442-3659 |
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| Tlaquepaque 336 Hwy 179 Sedona (928) 282-4838 |
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| January | Mountain Village Holidays Continues Williams (928) 635-1418 Eagle Watch Verde Canyon Railroad (800) 293-7245 |
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| February | Chocolate, Love And Romance Verde Canyon Railroad (800) 293-7245 13th Annual Sedona International Film Festival Harkins Theatre, Sedona (928) 204-2390 Annual Flagstaff Winterfest Flagstaff, (928) 774-4505 Black History Month Flagstaff, (928) 779-0037 Still Life With Iris NAU Clifford E. White Theatre Flagstaff, (928) 523-5661 Bowl for Kids’ Sake Flagstaff, (928) 774-0649 |
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| March | Spring In Bloom & The Eaglets Arrive Verde Canyon Railroad (800) 293-7245 Lucky Leprechaun Express Verde Canyon Railroad (800) 293-7245 BYU Ballet-Snow Queen & International Themed Ballet Cottonwood (928) 639-0636 Route 66 NAU Clifford E. White Theatre Flagstaff (928) 523-5661 31st Annual St. Patricks Day Parade & Festival Cottonwood (928) 639-0636 14th Annual Sedona International Film Festival Jordan Street, Sedona (928) 204-2390 |
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Chili Cook-Off, Lake Havasu State Park Lake Havasu (928) 855-2784 History of a Soldier, Fort Verde State Historic Park Camp Verde (928) 567-3275 Easter Bunny Express Verde Canyon Railroad (800) 293-7245 Mines, Minerals & Mucking, Jerome State Historic Park Jerome (928) 634-5381 Verde Valley Birding & Nature Festival Dead Horse Ranch State Park (928) 634-7593 Ink Spots, Four Aces, Barbara McNair & More Yavapai College Performance Hall Prescott (928) 776-2000 |
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| May | Cinco de Mayo & Grape Train Escapes Verde Canyon Railroad (800) 293-7245 Sedona Blue Grass Festival Sedona (928) 204-2415 Fine Arts & Crafts Festival Flagstaff (602) 789-7222 Bill Cosby YC Performance Hall Prescott (928) 776-2000 Battle Of The Bands Prescott Valley Amphitheater, Prescott Valley (928) 772-8857 Chino Valley Springfest Memory Park, Chino Valley (928) 636-9780 May In The Meadows Renaissance Faire Civic Center, Prescott Valley (928) 759-3027 Horse Racing Yavapai Downs, Prescott Valley (928) 775-8000 Music Jamboree Memory Park, Chino Valley (928) 636-2272 35th Annual Phippen Museum Western Art Show Courthouse Plaza, Downtown Prescott (928) 778-1385 |
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| June | Starlight Tours Verde Canyon Railroad (800) 293-7245 High Country War Birds Display Valley-Grand Canyon Airport (928) 635-1000 5th Annual Crawdad Festival Community Center, Camp Verde (928) 567-0535 4th Annual Corvette ‘N America Road Tours Flagstaff (928) 527-8388 8th Annual KVRD Father/Child Golf Tournament BC Golf Resort, Camp Verde (928) 567-0535 Flagstaff Music Festival Heritage Square, Flagstaff (928) 523-0944 25th Annual Route 66 Regional Chili Cook Off Thorpe Park, Flagstaff (928) 526-4314 27th Annual Flagstaff Pine Country Pro-Rodeo Hertiage Square, Flagstaff (928) 699-6438 12th Annual Pride In The Pines Wheeler Park, Flagstaff (928) 213-1900 Walker Day Walker Fire Station, Walker (928) 442-1065 Prescott Valley Days Prescott Valley Town Center (928) 772-8857 Prescott Valley Main Street Faire PV Town Center, Prescott Valley (928) 772-8844 Territorial Days Arts & Crafts Show Courthouse Plaza, Downtown Prescott (928) 445-2000 28th Annual Prescott Bluegrass Festival Dance Gurley Street - Between Montezuma & Cortez Prescott (928) 771-9827 |
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| July | 53rd Annual Coconino County Horse Races Fort Tuthill Downs Flagstaff (928) 679-8000 Fourth Of July Celebration Old Home Manor Ball Field, Chn Vly (928) 636-9780 Old Fashioned 4th Of July Celebration & Parade Clarkdale Park, Clarkdale (928) 634-9591 Firecracker Express Verde Canyon Railroad (800) 293-7245 Small Town 4th Of July Visitor Center, Williams (800) 843-8724 Independence Day Celebration & Parade Butler Park, Camp Verde (928) 567-0535 11th Annual 4th Of July Parade Downtown Flagstaff (928) 774-4505 4th Of July Fireworks in Flagstaff Continental Country Club, Flagstaff (928) 774-4505 4th Of July Celebration Verde Valley Fairgrounds (928) 639-3200 World’s Oldest Rodeo Prescott Rodeo Grounds, Prescott (928) 445-3103 Archaeology Day, Homolovi Ruins State Park Winslow (928) 289-4106 75th Hopi Festival Of Arts & Culture Museum Of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff (928) 774-5213 17th Annual Cornfest Main Street, Camp Verde (928) 567-0535 Celtic Music Jam Heritage Square, Flagstaff (928) 556-3161 Arizona Highland Celtic Festival Foxglenn Park, Flagstaff (928) 556-3161 59th Annual Navajo Festival Of Arts & Culture Museum Of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff (928) 774-5213 Prescott Rodeo Days Fine Arts & Craft Show Courthouse Plaza, Downtown Prescott (928) 443-5220 City Of Prescott Fourth Of July Celebration Pioneer Park, Prescott (928) 777-1349 4th Of July Celebration Mountain Valley Park, Prescott Valley (928) 772-8857 11th Annual Prescott Indian Art Market Sharlot Hall Museum, Prescott (928) 445-3122 9th Annual Navajo Rug & Indian Art Auction Smoki Museum, Prescott (928) 445-1230 |
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| August | Block Party & 7th Ping Pong Championship Main Street, Camp Verde (928) 567-0535 Arizona Rough Riders Flagstaff (928) 779-4395 Half Marathon And 5K Flagstaff (928) 774-0649 Horse Racing Continues Yavapai Downs, Prescott Valley (928) 775-8000 |
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| September |
15th Annual Flagstaff Art In The Park Downtown Flagstaff (928) 556-9498 Grand Canyon Music Festival Flagstaff (800) 997-8285 Territorial Days Old Home Manor, Chino Valley (928) 636-9780 59th Annual Coconino County Fair Coconino Co. Fairgrounds, Flagstaff (928) 679-8000 Labor Day PRCA Rodeo Williams (928) 635-1418 Moonlight Madness Street Festival Uptown Sedona (928) 204-2390 Annual Fiesta de Tlaquepaque Tlaquepaque, Sedona (928) 282-4838 Throw Granny And Pops On The Train Verde Canyon Railroad (800) 293-7245 Verde River Day, Dead Horse Ranch State Park Cottonwood (928) 634-5283 Patriot Day Main Street, Camp Verde (928) 567-0535 Pioneer Days Community Center, Camp Verde (928) 567-0535 Yavapai County Fair Yavapai County Fairgrounds Prescott Valley (928) 775-8000 |
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| October | Sedona Annual Arts Festival Red Rock High School, Sedona (928) 204-9456 52nd Annual Fort Verde Days Camp Verde (928) 567-0535 Apple Fest, Slide Rock State Park Sedona (928) 282-3034 Chino Valley Fall FestOld Home Manor, Chino Valley (928) 636-9780 Sedona Uptown Safe Fun Trick or Treat Sedona (928) 204-2390 Haunted House & Lions Club Halloween Carnival Community Center, Camp Verde (928) 567-0535 Haunted Halloween Express Verde Canyon Railroad (800) 293-7245 |
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| November | Annual Red Rock Fantasy Sedona (928) 204-2390 Fall Color Tours Verde Canyon Railroad (800) 293-7245 Mountain Village Holidays Williams (928) 635-1418 The Polar Express Grand Canyon Railway (800) 843-8724 Finding the Dutchman, Lost Dutchman State Park Apache Junction (480) 982-4485 Moscow Nights - Russian Folk Cottonwood (928) 639-0636 Valley Of Lights Fain Park, Prescott Valley (928) 772-8857 6th Annual Wine Tasting Celebration Smoki Museum, Prescott (928) 445-1230 |
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| December |
Annual Red Rock Fantasy Continues Sedona (928) 204-2390 Mountain Village Holidays Continues Williams (928) 635-1418 Northern Lights Holiday Parade Historic Downtown Flagstaff (928) 774-4505 Joseph Kalichstein, Solo Piano Chamber Music Sedona (928) 204-2415 Christmas Craft Bazaar Community Center, Sedona (928) 567-9294 Christmas Parade of Lights Main Street, Camp Verde (928) 567-9294 Holiday Party, Riordan Mansion State Park Flagstaff (928) 779-4395 20th Annual - Made In Clarkdale Clarkdale Memorial Clubhouse (928) 649-0753 Santa Comes To Clarkdale Clarkdale Park, Clarkdale (928) 634-9591 Santa Claus Express Verde Canyon Railroad (800) 293-7245 The Polar Express Grand Canyon Railway (800) 843-8724 Christmas Craft Bazaar Community Center Camp Verde (928) 567-0535 Christmas Parade Of Lights Main Street, Camp Verde (928) 567-0535 Lighting Of The Luminaries At Tlaquepaque, Sedona (928) 282-4838 Annual Christmas Lighting Ceremony & Parade Sedona (928) 204-2390 Northern Lights Holiday Parade Historic Downtown Flagstaff (928) 774-4505 Prescott Christmas Ceremony & Parade Courthouse Plaza, Downtown Prescott (928) 445-2000 JS Acker Musical Showcase Courthouse Plaza, Downtown Prescott (928) 445-2000 Valley Of Lights Continues Fain Park, Prescott Valley (928) 772-8857 Holiday Festival Of Lights Civic Center, Prescott Valley (928) 772-9297 |
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| Page Springs Vineyards & Cellars 1500 North Page Springs Rd Cornville, AZ 86325 928-639-3004 www.pagespringscellars.com Tasting Room Open 365 Days, Tours, Gifts and Wine Club. |
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| Verde Valley Wine Co 401 Calvary Way & Hwy 89A Cottonwood, AZ 83626 928-639-WINE www.verdevalleywineco.com Wine Tasting Daily, Retail Wine Shop Home of the Recovery Room Restaurant |
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| Granite Creek Vineyards llc 2515 N Road 1 East Chino Valley, AZ 86323 928-636-2003 www.granitecreekvineyards.com Tasting Room Open Fri, Sat, Sun 1-5 Sumertime Picnics, Parties & Weddings Summertime Saturday Live Music Concerts www.granitecreekvineyards.com |
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| Winestyles 2500 Woodlands Village Blvd Flagstaff, AZ 928-814-3236 www.winestyles.net We Offer a Huge Selection of Wines with Exceptional Quality at Reasonable Prices |
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| Vino loco 120 N Leroux #105 Flagstaff, AZ 928-226-1764 myvinoloco@npgcable.com |
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| Library of Wine & Tea, The 212 W Gurley St Prescott, AZ 86301 928-541-9900 www.thelibraryofwine.com |
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| San Dominque Winery I-17 and Hwy 169 Camp Verde, AZ 86322 602-549-9787 www.garlicparadise.com |
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| Veritas Wine Cellar Prescott Lakes Parkway & Willow Creek Rd. Prescott, AZ 86303 928-443-0726 www.rhcoffeeandwine.com Wine Classes, Learn to Trust Your Palate. Wines from Around the World. |
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| ALCANTERA VINEYARD 7500 E. Alcantar Way Cottonwood, AZ 928-649-8463 www.alcantaravineyard.com Tasting Room open 11 a.m. - 5p.m. 7 days a week First & Largest Winery on the Verde River. |
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