Monthly Archive: June 2024
We had a great dispersed camping site outside the park’s southern entrance. We picked a spot facing the park, and we didn’t have many RVs coming into the area the whole week we were there. The distance from the southern end to the northern end is sixty miles. On our...
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We stopped overnight at the Grand Canyon Railroad RV Park (https://www.thetrain.com/) on our way to Lake Havasu. We didn’t take the train to the Grand Canyon as we got there late, and we had been to the canyon several times. The town of Williams offers many shops and restaurants. The...
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We stayed in Homolovi State Park (https://azstateparks.com/homolovi/), which was set back from the main road. It was quiet and not overcrowded. Two Indian ruins are easy to get to by bike or car from the campground. The ruins consist of the remaining outline of where the dwellings once existed and...
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It was an early morning hike to the Subway Cave. Several people were looking up at the start, and we didn’t know why. I should have noticed the 3D glasses—they were looking at the eclipse. They were kind enough to give us a set and told us to keep them....
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We have been to Sedona several times but never to hike. We were determined to experience some of the hikes I viewed on Facebook and said, “We need to go there.” Sedona was about a 15-minute drive from our campground. Our first Sedona hike was to Devil’s Bridge, one of...
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