Posts Tagged with "Arizona"
Video Edition: Petrified Forest National Park
Continuing eastward following Route 66 through Arizona, we arrived at the Petrified Forest National Park (it’s difficult to not type that as Petrified National Forest!) just before closing at sunset. We were able to take a drive through the park, but not too much stopping. It’s an amazing display of nature’s beauty and the [...]
Continue reading...Video Edition: Walnut Canyon National Monument
Friday, May 15, 2009
On our continued adventure eastward through Arizona following Route 66, we made a lunch stop at Walnut Canyon National Monument, where we hiked down a lot of steps to view the cliffside ruin dwellings of the Sinaqua people. It was a beautiful hike, the only catch being – what goes down, must come up! Our video [...]
Continue reading...Video Edition: Chapel of the Holy Dove
Monday, May 11, 2009
On our way back from the Grand Canyon to rejoin with Route 66, we took Highway 180 south in to Flagstaff, AZ. It was a beautiful drive, and on the way we spotted an interesting little building off to the side of the road. We turned around to take a peak, and discovered it [...]
Continue reading...Video Edition: Grand Canyon
Saturday, May 9, 2009
We made a last minute detour up to the Grand Canyon off of our Route 66 tour. We found available camping on the South Rim at Mather Campground. The Grand Canyon is just one of those things that defies words, and you just have to see to experience it. Link to video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpYGuC5UsAE Powered By Wordpress Tabs Slides
Continue reading...Travelogue: Arizona and New Mexico
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Time Period: April 9 – April 23, 2009 Miles Driven: 1255 With very few planned stops and knowing that Arizona and New Mexico were both full of amazing things to see, we opted to primarily follow Route 66 across these states, using the old highway as our guide. We had both traveled across Arizona and New Mexico [...]
Continue reading...Video Edition: Route 66 through Ash Fork, Arizona
Thursday, April 30, 2009
In our endeavor to follow Route 66 as closely as possible through Arizona, we took a detour off of I-40 at Exit 144 to explore the small town of Ash Fork, Arizona.
Continue reading...Campground Review: Mather Campground @ Grand Canyon National Park
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
At the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, there are two choices for camping - the beautifully wooded Mather Campground, or the crowded parking lot known as Trailer Village.
Continue reading...Video Edition: Route 66 in Arizona – The Black Mountains
Monday, April 27, 2009
The section of Route 66 starting near the western Arizona state line in the town of Golden Shores, passes through an authentic ghost town of Oatman and ends up in Kingman and is reported to be some of the most scenic, treacherous and mountainous sections of the historic highway.
Continue reading...Talking with Locals: The Desert Bar
Friday, April 24, 2009
Our hosts in Lake Havasu City, AZ – Lisa Hewus and her awesome family, proposed taking us to a unique bar in the middle of the desert after hearing about our interests in Burning Man. It’s called Nellie E Saloon (or just simply ‘The Desert Bar’ to the locals), which is about 5 miles [...]
Continue reading...Video Edition: London Bridge
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
London Bridge is Falling Down! It fell down, and was purchased by the founders of Lake Havasu City - where it now stands today. While in the area, we stopped in to see the reassembled London Bridge in a place we did not expect, on the banks of the Colorado River in Arizona.
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