CINDER HILLS OFF ROAD VEHICLE RECREATION AREA
The Cinders Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Area is located in beautiful Flagstaff, Arizona. This segment can be found on our third DVD in the RV Boondocking / "Free Camping in Arizona" video series! Cinder Hills is the premier motorbiking and quading destination in Arizona. Over 13,500 acres has been set aside in the Coconino National Forest for motorcross and four wheeling.
Each of our Limited Edition DVD's includes around 200 of the best FREE RV and Tent Camping locations, that the Grand Canyon State Has to offer. Not only do we include easy to follow details on where to find these hidden FREE Camping locations, we also include fun family activities like hiking, caving, fishing, with plenty of shopping and delicious restaurants to eat at! These DVD's make the perfect gift for anyone that loves RV traveling, families and scouting troops who wish to vacation for FREE by camping, or any who are considering visiting the Grand Canyon.
RV BOONDOCKING / FREE CAMPING IN NORTHERN ARIZONA PARTS THREE AND FOUR:
(Our third DVD production: "FREE Camping in Northern Arizona - Part Three" my personal favorite will be ready to purchase in Late April 2010. The next: "Northern Arizona - Part Four" will be available in the Fall of 2010).
Here is a quick listing of interesting places featured in "FREE Camping in Northern Arizona - Your Guide to Boondocking the Grand Canyon Region!" Many of which I learned about while working as a bellman for Fred Harvey Lodges at the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.
- Flagstaff: Museum of Northern Arizona, The Visitor's Center, lots of trains, Fourth of July parade, and delicious, family friendly restaurants.
- Coconino National Forest: San Francisco Peaks, beautiful Lockett Meadow, Windy Point, The Cinders (OHV) "Off Highway Vehicle" Motorbike Recreation Area, historic Walnut Canyon, Sunset Crator, and Wupatki National Monuments, the Lava River Cave, Hart Prairie, Slate and Red Mountains and a thrilling hike to the top of Mount Humphreys, the highest point in Arizona at over 12,000 feet!
- South Rim of The Grand Canyon National Park: East Rim Drive including the Historic Desert View Watchtower, remote Comanche Point and Cape Solitude (high above the confluence of the mighty Colorado and Little Colorado Rivers). Five story high Grandview Fire Lookout and Viewpoint with a hike to Horseshoe Mesa's abandoned mines. Spectacular Shoshone Point. We take a hike on the steep South Kaibab Trail to Cedar Ridge and then on to Phantom Ranch at the bottom of the canyon, where we visit Cheyava and Ribbon Falls. Bright Angel Campground and Trail, shady Indian Gardens, Plateau Point and a rugged bushwhack out to the top of the Battleship. Grand Canyon Village and Train, the Hopi House souvenir shop, the historic El Tovar Hotel, Lookout Studio, Bright Angel Lodge, Kolb Studio, NPS Visitors Center and Maswik Lodge. We jump on the West Rim Shuttle out to Powell Memorial, Hopi and Pima Points, and Hermit's Rest. Then it's time to hike on The Hermit Trail first to Dripping Springs then to Santa Maria Springs and down to the powerful Hermit Rapids along the mighty Colorado River. Finally we cap it all off with a wild adventure on Rowe Well Road out to Pasture Wash including Havisupai Point, Ruby Point, and the South Bass Trailhead. Then it's time for a rugged scramble along the Royal Arch Loop hike and rappel to Elves Chasm and return up the South Bass Trail (For Experienced Hikers Only!).
South Kaibab National Forest: Areas around the gateway town of Tusayan and Grandview Fire Lookout tower.
If space permits these segments may also be included or will be in the 7th DVD "Boondocking Western Arizona"
- Peach Springs: "Backroad to the River." Diamond Creek campground and River Rafter Pullout.
- Havasupi Indian Reservation: Hiking by foot or riding a helicopter to Supai, Havasu Falls and Mooney Falls.
Our fifth DVD in the series entitled "FREE Camping in Eastern Arizona's White Mountains." Will include the region from Globe to Show Low with many cool mountain fishing lakes inside the Apache National Forest. Then it is out to Alpine and South through Hannagan Meadow and Clifton to Safford, ending up high atop Mount Graham's own Riggs Lake. Target release date of late 2011.
The sixth DVD called "FREE Camping in Southern Arizona" will include footage from the Chiricahua Mountains in the southeastern corner of the state. Starting in Portal; called "the Little Yosemite" our trip will take us up around 8000 feet to Rustler Park followed by a decent lower to Chiricahua National Monument, Bisbee, Tombstone, Kartchner Caverns, Sierra Vista and the Dragoon Mountains, to Tucson. Exciting places inside the Coronado National Forest, including an excursion up Mount Lemon, Patagonia, Parker, Arivaca, and Pena Blanca Lakes. Organ Pipe National Monument as well as an exciting segment; "Boondocking the beaches of Rocky Point, Puerto Penasco, Sonora Mexico!" This DVD is due out at the end of 2012.
The seventh DVD in the Boondocking series; "FREE Camping in Western Arizona" will feature segments starting in Florence, with Box Canyon and Country Thunder camping footage, followed by areas close to Interstate 8 including a fun hike up Table Top Mountain. There is segments near the historic Butterfield Stage Coach line, Buckeye Foothills, Harquahala Peak, Alamo Lake, Wickenburg to Kingman, Lake Havasu City to Yuma and to top it all off Quartzsite; "THE OFFICIAL BOONDOCKING CAPITAL OF THE WORLD!" This highly anticipated DVD will be due out in late 2011 just in time for the 2012 winter season.
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