Directions from Idyllwild, California to Camp Verde, Arizona
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Robbers Roost
National And State Parks – Sedona, Arizona
This is a very easy walk to a scenic red-rock overlook and a small cave in the Coconino National Forest. According to local lore, ... More on Trails
Laughing Coyote (The)
Bars – Sedona, Arizona
This place parties on Sedona's West Side and considers itself the place to gather for local "wild life." On Monday, Tuesday and ... More on Yahoo! Travel
The Yoga Man
Health Club – Palm Desert, California
Certified Instructor Ananda Yoga More on YogaFinder
Clemenceau Heritage Museum
Museums – Cottonwood, Arizona
If you're looking for big-city excitement and quality, this is not the place, but I give it five stars for ... More on TripAdvisor
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French Premier Georges Clemenceau was a good friend of James Douglas, founder of the town where the museum ... More on TripAdvisor
Topics: mining. More on MuseumStuff.com
Paradise Valley Skate Park
Skating – Phoenix, Arizona
Are bikes allowed? More on ConcreteDisciples.com
Red Tank Draw
Parks – Sedona, Arizona
Uncover a secluded petroglyph site that is full of discovery and exploration, a true treasure without a visitors center. In the spring, the wildflowers and butterflies make this place magical. Head south on Hwy 179 to I-17 and continue ... More on NileGuide
Reds Restaurant
Restaurants – Sedona, Arizona
If you care more about trendy decorations than food this is your spot. More on Yahoo! Travel
Nifty Fifties Nite Club
Bars – Phoenix, Arizona
I expect to return when I'm on that side of town again. More on Yahoo! Travel
Life Time Fitness - Goodyear
Swimming – Litchfield Park, Arizona
There is also a 20y, zero-depth entry, indoor, leisure pool and a 25m, 6 lane, outdoor pool at this location. More on SwimmersGuide
Coury Building 6835 N. 58th Drive Built 1940
Landmarks – Glendale, Arizona
Inscription. On November 14, 1940, Tom Coury signed an agreement with building contractor, H. D. McNeely, and the Glendale Lumber Company to construct a 42' x 65' brick building at a cost of $3,911. Upon completion of the building, ... More on HMDB
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