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Sep

Anything really interesting to do near Williams Arizona?

   Posted by: admin   in Kingman Communities

Im going to Williams Az next week and I want good site-seeing places
to go see. I’ve been to the Grand Canyon and Sedona. So anything else worth seeing let me know. thanks.

There’s plenty of camping, hiking, and scenic drives in the area. The Kaibib National Forest is a great place to do those activities. Also, the southern point of the Grand Canyon Railway is in Williams, AZ. There’s also Wild West Junction – The Territorial Museum and Planes of Fame Air Museum in Williams. Williams also has a water park, Flinstones – Bedrock City. In nearby Flagstaff, you can visit Lowell Observatory and Arboretum at Flagstaff.

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5 comments so far

ms bell
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There’s plenty of camping, hiking, and scenic drives in the area. The Kaibib National Forest is a great place to do those activities. Also, the southern point of the Grand Canyon Railway is in Williams, AZ. There’s also Wild West Junction – The Territorial Museum and Planes of Fame Air Museum in Williams. Williams also has a water park, Flinstones – Bedrock City. In nearby Flagstaff, you can visit Lowell Observatory and Arboretum at Flagstaff.
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Visited AZ many times

September 2nd, 2009 at 7:07 am
loves christmas lights
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Yes, go over to Oatman, the drive is spectacular, leave so that you hit Kingman right at daybreak, that way your driving in cooler temps, the road that leads to it winds around, and is pretty neat, Oatman is a cool little mining toursit town. If the donkeys are not wandering around, then drive through town a few miles and see if you can locate them yet. They love attention, the ones with dots on thier forehead cannot be fed at all tlhough, they look like adults, but are actually babies, and its illegal to feed them yet.
This trip is basically 142 miles one way via google maps.
Theres also, the Grand Canyone Cavern, in the Peach Springs area, that is not at the Grand Canyon at all, thats interesting and inexpenisve too.
I use to suggest going to Chloride, but I was there a few months ago and it just wasnt as fun and is quite a bit further away. Its the entire town that you cruise and view though, not much in thier downtown its how people decorate thier homes and walls with discards, bottles, glass, antiques, that makes it interesting.
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Grand Canyon Cavern
http://www.grandcanyoncaverns.com/

September 2nd, 2009 at 7:27 am
googly eyes
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well that town its self, I hate. so depressing. so old.

nice things around it, and trees and all, but I don’t like that eerie feeling I get
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September 2nd, 2009 at 7:46 am
Pete Kosednar
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Nearby is Arizona Snowbowl for ski lift rides up the mountain and winter skiing. Nice hiking trails in area when no snow is on the ground.

October 5th, 2009 at 2:33 pm
Butch
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My family got food poisonig in Williams. We will never go back!

October 5th, 2009 at 8:56 pm