AZ sites and scenes?

[gkainz]

Anyone with suggestions on things to do and see between Denver and Kingman, AZ (via I25 and I40)? We're on our way to Lake Havasu for a few days of fishing and water play sometime in the next month or so.

[rv2go]

gkainz wrote:
Thanks, all. I'll get my wife to look thru this for options. For me, I'm afraid I'm kind of a destination-focused traveler. I stop for fuel - potty stops better coincide with fill ups! 🙂

Slow down. It's the Journey....Not...the Destination.

[gkainz]

Thanks, all. I'll get my wife to look thru this for options. For me, I'm afraid I'm kind of a destination-focused traveler. I stop for fuel - potty stops better coincide with fill ups! 🙂

[PawPaw_n_Gram]

old guy wrote:
some where around cottonwood there is a train ride up the canyons. never been on it but a class mate of mine in the engineer of it.

Verde Canyon RR

[harold1946]

Route 66 and Andy Devine Museums in Kingman.
Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff
Museum of northern Arizona, Flagstaff
Bearzona, Williams., Az

[gbopp]

Maybe Roadside America has something interesting along your route.

[old_guy]

some where around cottonwood there is a train ride up the canyons. never been on it but a class mate of mine in the engineer of it.

[TucsonJim]

In addition to the two sites mentioned above, I'd suggest Sunset Crater and Wupatki National Monument which is focused on a volcanic eruption and ancient Native American ruins. It's just north of Flagstaff on Hwy 89.

Wupatki National Monument

Another fine site is Walnut Canyon which is just a little way outside of Flagstaff (South of I-40).

Walnut Canyon

All of the sites mentioned above may have problems with accessibility in January if there has been significant snowfall. Check Arizona road conditions here:

Arizona Highway Conditions

[rv2go]

Petrified Forest NP is interesting.
Plan on spending the night at Meteor Crater RV Park and visit the Crater.