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azrving
Mar 28, 2017Explorer
89A is not an RV route for me. I drove my pick up from Flagstaff to Sedona, there is a sign at 89A south and 17 that says limited length vehicles. There is no way in the world you want to go through Jerome. If there are a lot of fudgies parked in town it may be difficult to get through or even turn around. Drive to Jerome in your towed and report back here. :)
After boondocking at Cinder Hills orv area near Flagstaff and pulling our FW we took 17 south to 260 toward Cottonwood. We boondocked at E Thousand Trails Rd.
When we left the Cottonwood area I then took 17 to 169 into Prescott and then 89A from Prescott to Congress and noticed a vehicle length restriction sign when leaving Prescott. It wasn't terrible while pulling a 30' FW and a double tow utility trailer but some people like to bypass that section too. The view is excellent when heading south and approaching the decent into Congress.
E TT Boon
89A from Cottonwood to Sedona isn't bad for rv but I wouldn't want to maneuver in Sedona. The boondock spots along 89A between Cottonwood and Sedona weren't very good, too much dirt road with minimal choices.
After boondocking at Cinder Hills orv area near Flagstaff and pulling our FW we took 17 south to 260 toward Cottonwood. We boondocked at E Thousand Trails Rd.
When we left the Cottonwood area I then took 17 to 169 into Prescott and then 89A from Prescott to Congress and noticed a vehicle length restriction sign when leaving Prescott. It wasn't terrible while pulling a 30' FW and a double tow utility trailer but some people like to bypass that section too. The view is excellent when heading south and approaching the decent into Congress.
E TT Boon
89A from Cottonwood to Sedona isn't bad for rv but I wouldn't want to maneuver in Sedona. The boondock spots along 89A between Cottonwood and Sedona weren't very good, too much dirt road with minimal choices.
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