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Old October 6th, 2003, 09:14 AM
John Ramsay
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Moritz Kahl wrote:

Hello,

I will stay 3 nights in Flagstaff in November.
Is there anything to do?
One day i will go to the Grand Canyon. Is it possible to reach the
snowbowl by public transport?
Or should I stay only 2 nights and go (via Greyhound) to somewhere else?
(After Flagstaff, i will go to Las Vegas for 3 nights)

Thanks
Moritz Kahl


As you're going by bus you might consider a route
that takes in Phoenix, more to do than Flagstaff,
and runs on Hwy 93 to Vegas which is quite scenic -
the hiway, not Vegas -


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Old October 6th, 2003, 04:04 PM
gemmilljim@hotmail,com
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If you get a car, you might like a trip to Sedona and Verde Valley.
Of course Sedoanm is world famous. These are 45 minutes to an hour
from Flagstaff. Verde Valley has some great attractiions like National
Monuments of Montezuma Castle and Well and Tuzigoot NM. We have a
casino and famous Arizona Ghost town, Jerome. You might like to visit
our website for information about an evening of old west
entertainment and good food. www.blazinm.com


SNIP

Flagstaff is a great base for visiting some wonderfully scenic parts of
Arizona, but a car would be very desirable. That said...

SNIP

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Old October 6th, 2003, 11:57 PM
Moritz Kahl
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There is little in the way of public transport to help you get
around Northern Arizona. There may be tours availabel, or you
could rent a car. The foloowing are very much worth visiting
within an hour or two drive from Flagstaff:

Oak Creek Canyon
Sedona
Sunset Crater and Wupatki National Monuments
Walnut Canyon
Meteor Crater
Petrified Forest ntional Monument (a longer drive)
Cameron Indian trading post


Sounds great, but it is expensive for me (under 25) to rent a car.
The places are only few miles from Flagstaff :-(

Moritz Kahl

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Old October 7th, 2003, 01:23 AM
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On Tue, 07 Oct 2003 00:57:56 +0200, Moritz Kahl
wrote:

There is little in the way of public transport to help you get
around Northern Arizona. There may be tours availabel, or you
could rent a car. The foloowing are very much worth visiting
within an hour or two drive from Flagstaff:

Oak Creek Canyon
Sedona
Sunset Crater and Wupatki National Monuments
Walnut Canyon
Meteor Crater
Petrified Forest ntional Monument (a longer drive)
Cameron Indian trading post


Sounds great, but it is expensive for me (under 25) to rent a car.
The places are only few miles from Flagstaff :-(


Generally speaking, Flagstaff is not a very good place to be a
tourist without a car. But the town itself is a university town
and there is some activity for the young there.

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