Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
 

Sedona has some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet. There are
lots of B&Bs, and there are trails galore. I suggest you stay at a B&B and
drive to the Grand Canyon on a day trip.




"HarryS" <NoSpam@nospam.net> wrote in message
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> My wife has always wanted to visit the Grand Canyon we have been married
for
> 30+ years now and we are planning a 2 week trip from the east coast. A
> friend recommended Sedona and from there you can take day trips. We do
not
> plan on doing the tourist stuff plane rides or tours and I plan on going
out
> in my TJ to see the country that way. I have looked up Sedona and it
> appears to have some nice Bed and Breakfast joints with some beautiful
> views. I can't find anything on trails other than hiking trails or
> accessing the back country by 4x4. There a lot of scenic routes marked
with
> some great views can you just take a left turn and ride the desert or a
> right depending which way you swing. From everything I have found on
GOOGLE
> Sedona is supposed to be one of the best areas to visit. My wife's idea
of
> camping is a B&B with maid service so camping is out and so is trail
hiking.
> If God wanted us to walk he would not given us the know how to make a
Jeep.
> Open for some realistic ideas.
>
> --
> HarryS My 2¢
>
>

Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
 

Sedona has some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet. There are
lots of B&Bs, and there are trails galore. I suggest you stay at a B&B and
drive to the Grand Canyon on a day trip.




"HarryS" <NoSpam@nospam.net> wrote in message
news:YfCdnXszh8uDD_jfRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My wife has always wanted to visit the Grand Canyon we have been married
for
> 30+ years now and we are planning a 2 week trip from the east coast. A
> friend recommended Sedona and from there you can take day trips. We do
not
> plan on doing the tourist stuff plane rides or tours and I plan on going
out
> in my TJ to see the country that way. I have looked up Sedona and it
> appears to have some nice Bed and Breakfast joints with some beautiful
> views. I can't find anything on trails other than hiking trails or
> accessing the back country by 4x4. There a lot of scenic routes marked
with
> some great views can you just take a left turn and ride the desert or a
> right depending which way you swing. From everything I have found on
GOOGLE
> Sedona is supposed to be one of the best areas to visit. My wife's idea
of
> camping is a B&B with maid service so camping is out and so is trail
hiking.
> If God wanted us to walk he would not given us the know how to make a
Jeep.
> Open for some realistic ideas.
>
> --
> HarryS My 2¢
>
>

Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
 

Sedona has some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet. There are
lots of B&Bs, and there are trails galore. I suggest you stay at a B&B and
drive to the Grand Canyon on a day trip.




"HarryS" <NoSpam@nospam.net> wrote in message
news:YfCdnXszh8uDD_jfRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My wife has always wanted to visit the Grand Canyon we have been married
for
> 30+ years now and we are planning a 2 week trip from the east coast. A
> friend recommended Sedona and from there you can take day trips. We do
not
> plan on doing the tourist stuff plane rides or tours and I plan on going
out
> in my TJ to see the country that way. I have looked up Sedona and it
> appears to have some nice Bed and Breakfast joints with some beautiful
> views. I can't find anything on trails other than hiking trails or
> accessing the back country by 4x4. There a lot of scenic routes marked
with
> some great views can you just take a left turn and ride the desert or a
> right depending which way you swing. From everything I have found on
GOOGLE
> Sedona is supposed to be one of the best areas to visit. My wife's idea
of
> camping is a B&B with maid service so camping is out and so is trail
hiking.
> If God wanted us to walk he would not given us the know how to make a
Jeep.
> Open for some realistic ideas.
>
> --
> HarryS My 2¢
>
>

Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
 

Then on to Los Wages.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jeff Strickland wrote:
>
> Sedona has some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet. There are
> lots of B&Bs, and there are trails galore. I suggest you stay at a B&B and
> drive to the Grand Canyon on a day trip.

Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
 

Then on to Los Wages.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jeff Strickland wrote:
>
> Sedona has some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet. There are
> lots of B&Bs, and there are trails galore. I suggest you stay at a B&B and
> drive to the Grand Canyon on a day trip.

Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
 

Then on to Los Wages.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jeff Strickland wrote:
>
> Sedona has some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet. There are
> lots of B&Bs, and there are trails galore. I suggest you stay at a B&B and
> drive to the Grand Canyon on a day trip.

Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
 

Then on to Los Wages.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jeff Strickland wrote:
>
> Sedona has some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet. There are
> lots of B&Bs, and there are trails galore. I suggest you stay at a B&B and
> drive to the Grand Canyon on a day trip.

Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
 

Hey HarryS,

Go here http://asa4wdc.org/html/asa_member.htm and find a club close to
where you want to visit. Most 4wd clubs in AZ will volunteer to trail
guide you on a run during your visit. They can also recommend the best
places to stay during your visit. Yeah, Sedona is a great place, but I'm
not too sure there is much four wheeling in the area due to environmentalist
lobbying to protect the area.

I used to belong to the Range Riders in Sierra Vista, AZ. A great club
and alot of great four wheeling throughout SE AZ.

Scott 91YJ

"HarryS" <NoSpam@nospam.net> wrote in message
news:YfCdnXszh8uDD_jfRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My wife has always wanted to visit the Grand Canyon we have been married
for
> 30+ years now and we are planning a 2 week trip from the east coast. A
> friend recommended Sedona and from there you can take day trips. We do
not
> plan on doing the tourist stuff plane rides or tours and I plan on going
out
> in my TJ to see the country that way. I have looked up Sedona and it
> appears to have some nice Bed and Breakfast joints with some beautiful
> views. I can't find anything on trails other than hiking trails or
> accessing the back country by 4x4. There a lot of scenic routes marked
with
> some great views can you just take a left turn and ride the desert or a
> right depending which way you swing. From everything I have found on
GOOGLE
> Sedona is supposed to be one of the best areas to visit. My wife's idea
of
> camping is a B&B with maid service so camping is out and so is trail
hiking.
> If God wanted us to walk he would not given us the know how to make a
Jeep.
> Open for some realistic ideas.
>
> --
> HarryS My 2¢
>
>

Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
 

Hey HarryS,

Go here http://asa4wdc.org/html/asa_member.htm and find a club close to
where you want to visit. Most 4wd clubs in AZ will volunteer to trail
guide you on a run during your visit. They can also recommend the best
places to stay during your visit. Yeah, Sedona is a great place, but I'm
not too sure there is much four wheeling in the area due to environmentalist
lobbying to protect the area.

I used to belong to the Range Riders in Sierra Vista, AZ. A great club
and alot of great four wheeling throughout SE AZ.

Scott 91YJ

"HarryS" <NoSpam@nospam.net> wrote in message
news:YfCdnXszh8uDD_jfRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My wife has always wanted to visit the Grand Canyon we have been married
for
> 30+ years now and we are planning a 2 week trip from the east coast. A
> friend recommended Sedona and from there you can take day trips. We do
not
> plan on doing the tourist stuff plane rides or tours and I plan on going
out
> in my TJ to see the country that way. I have looked up Sedona and it
> appears to have some nice Bed and Breakfast joints with some beautiful
> views. I can't find anything on trails other than hiking trails or
> accessing the back country by 4x4. There a lot of scenic routes marked
with
> some great views can you just take a left turn and ride the desert or a
> right depending which way you swing. From everything I have found on
GOOGLE
> Sedona is supposed to be one of the best areas to visit. My wife's idea
of
> camping is a B&B with maid service so camping is out and so is trail
hiking.
> If God wanted us to walk he would not given us the know how to make a
Jeep.
> Open for some realistic ideas.
>
> --
> HarryS My 2¢
>
>

Re: Jeepers in Arizona A Question
 

Hey HarryS,

Go here http://asa4wdc.org/html/asa_member.htm and find a club close to
where you want to visit. Most 4wd clubs in AZ will volunteer to trail
guide you on a run during your visit. They can also recommend the best
places to stay during your visit. Yeah, Sedona is a great place, but I'm
not too sure there is much four wheeling in the area due to environmentalist
lobbying to protect the area.

I used to belong to the Range Riders in Sierra Vista, AZ. A great club
and alot of great four wheeling throughout SE AZ.

Scott 91YJ

"HarryS" <NoSpam@nospam.net> wrote in message
news:YfCdnXszh8uDD_jfRVn-3g@comcast.com...
> My wife has always wanted to visit the Grand Canyon we have been married
for
> 30+ years now and we are planning a 2 week trip from the east coast. A
> friend recommended Sedona and from there you can take day trips. We do
not
> plan on doing the tourist stuff plane rides or tours and I plan on going
out
> in my TJ to see the country that way. I have looked up Sedona and it
> appears to have some nice Bed and Breakfast joints with some beautiful
> views. I can't find anything on trails other than hiking trails or
> accessing the back country by 4x4. There a lot of scenic routes marked
with
> some great views can you just take a left turn and ride the desert or a
> right depending which way you swing. From everything I have found on
GOOGLE
> Sedona is supposed to be one of the best areas to visit. My wife's idea
of
> camping is a B&B with maid service so camping is out and so is trail
hiking.
> If God wanted us to walk he would not given us the know how to make a
Jeep.
> Open for some realistic ideas.
>
> --
> HarryS My 2¢
>
>