Directions from Sedona, Arizona to Chino Valley, Arizona
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Watson Lake
National And State Parks – Prescott, Arizona
Watson Lake is located on hwy 89, north of Prescott. The complex has campsites, restrooms, and picnic area. Crappie and Large Mouth Bass can be caught in it's waters. This is a no swimming, no wake lake, making it perfect for canoeing ... More on AnglerWeb.com
Bhakti-Bheka
Health Club – Cottonwood, Arizona
Bhakti-Bheka has been selling quality yoga props and meditation supplies since 1996. Our reputation is based on excellent customer service, speed of delivery, ... More on YogaFinder
The Asylum, A Restaurant on the Fringe
Things To Do – Jerome, Arizona
"We just won the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence," said Paula Woolsey, owner of the Asylum. More on arizonaguide.com
Antelope Lanes
Bowling Alleys – Prescott Valley, Arizona
What a dump...Gambling cussing and the worst food anywhere. Dirty rude and not safe for children. More on clubzone
Gold King Mining Museum and Ghost Town
Things To Do – Jerome, Arizona
Jerome Arizona calls itself a ghost town, but it's pretty lively. More on GeckoGo
StoneRidge Golf Course
Golf Courses – Prescott Valley, Arizona
Stoneridge is a unique experience! More on TripAdvisor
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They often have golf and lunch online specials that are incredibly cheap . More on golflink.com
I have been to this course on three different occasions and the staff was extremly friendly, everyone is ve... More on golflink.com
City Park and Ballfield
Landmarks – Prescott, Arizona
Inscription. Since 1908, the area of Prescott now known as Ken Lindley Field has been used as a public park and ballfield. The land was deeded to the City of Prescott by Charles T. and Ada M. Joslin in 1922. As Mrs. Joslin requested, ... More on HMDB
Chino Valley Ranger District
National And State Parks – Chino Valley, Arizona
The Chino Valley Ranger District includes the northern section of Prescott National Forest. Hiking, backpackin ... More on PlanetWare
The Palace Saloon
Landmarks – Prescott, Arizona
The Palace Bar first opened its doors in September 1877. Although Whiskey Row was known for its many saloons, The Palace was much more than a fancy âwatering hole.â Men came in to check for notices... More on Discover America
Site of the O'Neill/Munds House
Landmarks – Prescott, Arizona
Inscription. A beautiful Victorian Cottage which faced East Sheldon Street was built on this site by W. B. Jones. On November 15, 1893, William Owen (Buckey) O'Neill and his wife Pauline moved into the house. O'Neill used a portion ... More on HMDB
Texas Roadhouse
Restaurants – Prescott, Arizona
Occasionally he would visit some guests at another table, chat with them and then return to the bar to text. More on TripAdvisor
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The food is the best the service staff is amazing and the bartenders are gorgeous! More on Yahoo! Travel
Das Texas Roadhouse ist zwar ein Kettenrestaurant, aber sehr zu empfehlen. Die Einrichtung ist eher rustika... More on TripAdvisor
Yavapai Downs
Parks – Prescott Valley, Arizona
The Yavapai County Fair Association is a non-profit organization that serves the community by providing the annual county fair, Yavapai Downs horse racing, as well as facilities and support for civ... More on Discover America
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