Hike to the Sears-Kay Ruins

On a windswept ridge, high above a dry streambed, a small band of Hohokam Indians built a community, now known as the Sears-Kay Ruin. Around 1050 AD, these ancient people erected five buildings — with 40 rooms — in which they ate, slept, had children and watched the horizon for almost [...]

On our last trip to Crown King we had a goal in mind when we set off on our backroad ride. Vicky and I are big fans of Cemeteries and Crown King’s had been on our list for some time.

While there are 2 roads to Crown King from Phoenix, we decided for this trip the [...]

I don’t know about you, but with the Summer heat in the Arizona desert, comes the monthly if not weekly trek to Arizona’s higher climes to escape the heat. Since we have entered high season for camping, I thought I’d point out a some great escapes that provide wide open spaces for the tent camper [...]

What could be better than a line of Corvette’s cruising the Mother Road? It’s almost a rhetorical question. It’s going to happen this weekend June 7-9, 2007 in Flagstaff and Williams.

As part of the Corvette-N-America Road Tour, the Corvettes will cruise down Route 66 in Flagstaff on Friday night. Saturday the ‘Vettes will be on [...]