Toronto to Phoenix any advice on what not to miss en route

If you are going through Albuquerque to Phoenix, you will be travelling through Flagstaff. Just south and west of Flag is Sedona. Just look up some pictures of Sedona to see why you should stop there.

If you are into fly fishing, the northwest corner of New Mexico has a top fly fishing area, the tail waters of the Navajo Reservoir on the San Juan.

EDIT: didn't originally notice you list Phoenix as home so you probably have already been to Sedona.

If you are going from Toronto to Phoenix in November, my first object of the mission would be to get south of I-40 PDQ

never to return

White Sands Missle Range
Carlsbad Caverns
Spaceport
Roswell (be sure to visit the Zoo there too, it's free)
Bottomless Lakes - awesome campground

If you haven't been yet, the Henry Ford outside of Detroit is very well worth a stop. Plan on a day for the museum, or two if you also see Greenfield Village (which, in November, is only open Friday - Sunday, and may be rather chilly).

I am in a gasser MH My first gas stop is the Indian reservation in Irving New York for gas as it is 30-40 cents a gallon cheaper than anywhere else around. I spend the first night a FlyingJ in Ohio just off 90
I then head down I77for Berlin and Millersburg, Oh home to the largest Amish community in the USA.
Have a meal among the Amish at Mrs Yoders kitchen and make sure to visit Heine's cheese factory hundreds of types of cheese for sampling. Berlin and Millersburg have lots of touristy type stops as well. Couple of campgrounds in the area but I usually overnight at the walmart in Millersburg. Lots of horse and buggy action.
The Walmart has built stalls for the Amish horse and buggys and it is not unusual to see the Amish shopping late into the night. The Walmart has things and foods you will not find at most Walmarts.
The US 62 to Columbus and on to Nashville, Tn. There are 3 CG near Camping World that have bus service into Nashville, Tn. STop and see the GRAND OL OPRY.
Then take the Natchez trace to Jackson Mississippi or Natchez, Ms. Free National Park service campgrounds along the way (no hookups) In Natchez dump and fill your TT for free at the visitor and convention center.
Then head south to Holly Beach, La which is near Cameron, La and right on the gulf. Park your trailer on the beach for a while or go to a trailer park. Great shelling. When you leave head toward Port Aurthur, Tx which is a nice drive with gulf views.

From there you can go to I10 and head to El Paso.
We may stop for a night or 2 in Deming which is New Mexico wine country. The state parks are the best place in or near Deming but there are a lot of places to stay. then get off at Lordsburg and take US 70 to Phoenix area. May stay a few days on the apache trail in the Tonto National forest.
Alternative for us is to get off at Fort Stockton and spend the night at the hilltop RV park then head up US 285 to Carlsbad (caverns) and Roswell and spend a day or two at Bottomless Lakes state park while we search for aliens Then US70 to 380 to US 60. On US 60 there is the big array searching for extraterrestrial life and PIE TOWN. At showlow get off US 60 and get on AZ260 to avoid the salt river canyon at payson get on 87.
Thats my routings and the one I take is dependent on weather

PM if you are interested

When in New Mexico, Carlsbad Caverns is a must see although it is in the southeastern part of the state closer to El Paso.
When in the Phoenix area we always go to "OrganStop Pizza" for dinner at least once.
Have a nice trip

We are traveling in a 20 ft Arctic Fox TT w dog

What are you in?
TT, 5er or MH
length, gasser etc

I make the trip from Syracuse every year