Flagstaff Run???
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Joined: 04-19-2006
Posts: 457
From: Phoenix, AZ
Mike -
IMO, Sedona's scenery is MUCH better than Dragstaff -
- Flagstaff's higher elevation and a bit cooler than Sedona, but IMO beautiful only when it is covered in snow.
- Sedona's scenery is gorgeous any time of year, and much more tourist-oriented and tourist-friendly.
- Anyone who wants to end up in Flagstaff can head straight north from Sedona, anyway - it's a pretty drive and you can take two different routes to end up at the Grand Canyon, if you so please.
Either way, I'm slightly more than an hour away from both - let me know! I will absolutely try and make it.
IMO, Sedona's scenery is MUCH better than Dragstaff -
- Flagstaff's higher elevation and a bit cooler than Sedona, but IMO beautiful only when it is covered in snow.
- Sedona's scenery is gorgeous any time of year, and much more tourist-oriented and tourist-friendly.
- Anyone who wants to end up in Flagstaff can head straight north from Sedona, anyway - it's a pretty drive and you can take two different routes to end up at the Grand Canyon, if you so please.
Either way, I'm slightly more than an hour away from both - let me know! I will absolutely try and make it.
Thread Starter
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Joined: 10-14-2005
Posts: 5,359
From: SoCal
The only reason I mentioned Flag, is because we could do a GC run...
I'm totally up for Sedona...let's see if there is any other interest.
We could go blazin' on the Jeep trails....or not!
I'm totally up for Sedona...let's see if there is any other interest.
We could go blazin' on the Jeep trails....or not!
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Joined: 01-13-2006
Posts: 1,059
From: Tucson, AZ
I am all in for Flag. Its only a few hours drive from Tucson. Plus I could use the break from the +100 temps here! And... if anyone from Phoenix goes, or anyone has to drive through Phx on the way up, we could meet up and caravan up I-17.
