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2) Fossil Creek drive: (I remember this as a pretty good road, although it's not paved except in a couple of areas). This is a backroad from Strawberry to just east of Campe Verde at Hwy 260. From mid-town Strawberry (I think it's something like School House Rd?) you head west. Really cool drive from the pines of Strawberry to lush green valley along Fossil Creek. (btw, Fossil Creek is spring fed, and there's also hot springs there, too. My daughter went there last year and they hiked about a mile up the creek to some falls - so-o-o-o cool ) I'm thinking probably in the next couple of weeks (after the trees are leafed out at the higher elevations) these drives ought to be springtime beautiful! |
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What a nice site! Thank you for posting it! I have it bookmarked!
I have been able to travel a good bit in Arizona and have loved the scenery. |
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Cool link, Thanks!
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What an interesting link! Thank you, sierraAZ!
My fave, and not well known, route is south of Flag on 17 where there's a wonderful unpaved road that is the drive of a lifetime! South of Mountainaire, just south of Munds Park, to the west there's a turnoff called Schnebly Hill Rd. You have to drive slowly and go carefully around rocks. When you get out of the car to gasp at the views, watch for Gilas. Schnebley will take you down to "downtown" Sedona. |
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I haven't been there personally (even though it's "in my area"), but the few people I know of that have been there weren't impressed. They said it was like it started off in the right direction years ago, but that it's really just kind of a hippie community now. I keep meaning to get out there one of these days. I think there's some sort of art or music festival there each year. That would probably be a good time to check it out. Might be more fun then.
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I didn't think I really missed on much, either... |
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What are we supposed to click on to after we reach the original link to view the tours?
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I have been there...not worth anyone's extra time unless you are in want of one of the Arcosanti Bells. They cast them there and send them worldwide. Beautiful pieces of art but extremely expensive. Still, for a really unique gift they are one of a kind. It's how the commune supports itself. Otherwise...it was a sixties plan for the perfect self-supporting commune that fizzled.
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