Directions from Phoenix, Arizona to Ash Fork, Arizona
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Tsunami on the Square
Things To Do – Prescott, Arizona
What do giant puppets, jugglers, stilt walkers, break dancers and fire-spinners have in common with Native American, East Indian, Middle Eastern, and African musicians and dancers? The answer is simple: they all are featured at the ... More on Discover America
Adam's Grocery
Landmarks – Williams, Arizona
Inscription. In 1926, the Old Trails Highway was officially designated U. S. Highway 66, and it became the "Main Street of America." In 1984, Williams was the last Route 66 town in America to be bypassed by the interstate highway ... More on HMDB
J. D. Dam Lake
Lakes – Mountainaire, Arizona
'J. D. Dam Lake' is located south and east of Williams in North Central Arizona. More on Wikipedia
Bill Williams Mountain
Things To Do – Williams, Arizona
Nice people and deep Navajo/Western Tradition. This place was my low cost operational base to travel around... More on TripAdvisor
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Phenomenal views for hundreds of miles ... More on TripAdvisor
This well-graded road makes a wide loop around Bill Williams Mountain, which like the town of Williams was ... More on Trails
Prescott Fine Arts Association
Museums – Prescott, Arizona
The Prescott Fine Arts Association actively supports arts education for the next generation through their scholarship program and through apprentice workshops. Their annual stage productions ... More on Discover America
Acker Musical Showcase
Things To Do – Prescott, Arizona
On December 12, the shops and galleries in downtown Prescott will kick off the holiday season by opening their doors to an incredible array of musical talent--everything from blues, big band, folk, and steel drum bands to Celtic, ... More on Discover America
Ash Fork, Arizona / The Coming of Route “66”
National And State Parks – Ash Fork, Arizona
Inscription. Ashfork, Arizona, Founded 1882, The Coming of Route “66”, 1926 : Ash Fork was a junction point of the Old Trails (Route 66) and the Grand Canyon – Nogales Highways (US 89), leading to the southern sections ... More on HMDB
Anthem Community Park
Parks – Phoenix, Arizona
Is it paid for and maintained by the residents. More on GoCityKids
Lake Pleasant
Campgrounds – Anthem, Arizona
Went on thursday 9-16-04, at 3:30pm not crowded at all, lake was clear, there were some jet skiers, drove down to the water, and cast lines, better fishing if you ... More on Wildernet.com
Grand Canyon / Williams KOA
Campgrounds – Williams, Arizona
This was a very clean , extremely friendly, place to stay. More on TripAdvisor
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The showers get an A + and everything was clean . More on TripAdvisor
So this camp site is right off the road easy to find right near a gas station and the staff are super frien... More on TripAdvisor
The Coffee Beanery
Restaurants – Peoria, Arizona
I love this place for the coffee and the great daily specials home-cooked and prepared and the atmosphere. More on Yahoo! Travel
Cruiser's Cafe
Restaurants – Williams, Arizona
They had these neat salt /pepper shakers made from 12oz coca cola bottles and she told us what they cost then told us how to get them cheaper ... More on Yahoo! Travel
Carvers Steakhouse
Restaurants – Glendale, Arizona
Good food, nice cabin feel to the place. More on Yahoo! Travel
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Find valuable restaurant information including descriptions, photos, reviews and interactive maps for Carve... More on Yahoo! Travel
Food was marginal. Service terrible! We were there for a special occasion and a loud family with unmanageab... More on Yahoo! Travel
Grand Canyon Jeep Tours
This was an amazing one day trip. The trip included a open jeep tour to the bottom of Grand Canyon. Once th... More on TripAdvisor
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Had a great time, unlike other jeep tours we have been on, this one actually takes you somewhere. I would n... More on TripAdvisor
We offer a series of jeep tours that begin in Williams Arizona and take you to the Grand Canyon National Pa... More on Grandcanyonjeeps.com
J. I. Gardner Store
Landmarks – Prescott, Arizona
Inscription. J. I. Gardner came to Prescott with a pack train in 1879 and opened his first mercantile store in 1883. The J. I. Gardner Store was built on this corner in 1890. Gardner's motto was "a... More on HMDB
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