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<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
Verde Valley<br />
VISITOR'S GUIDE
<strong>Cottonwood</strong> & Verde Valley 1
<strong>Cottonwood</strong> & Verde Valley<br />
2022 Official Visitors <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Greater <strong>Cottonwood</strong> Chamber of Commerce<br />
849 Cove Parkway, Ste. C<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong>, AZ 86326<br />
928.634.7593<br />
visitcottonwoodaz.org • cottonwoodchamberaz.org<br />
Produced and published in conjunction with<br />
Hennen Publishing and Marketing Group<br />
480.664.0541, hennenpmg.com<br />
PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
Town of Camp Verde<br />
City of <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
U.S. Forest Service Coconino National Forest<br />
Blushing Cactus Photography<br />
Dylan Jung, Sip Sedona Wine Tours<br />
Gold King Mine & Ghost Town<br />
Javelina Leap Vineyard, Winery & Bistro<br />
Merkin Vineyards Tasting Room & Osteria<br />
Blazin' M Ranch<br />
Page Springs Cellars<br />
Annabel Schlippa, The Muse Gallery<br />
Cynthia Snapp, Javelina Leap Vineyard,<br />
Winery & Bistro<br />
Verde Adventures, Anthony Marra<br />
Bigstock Images<br />
Wikimedia Commons<br />
Isaac Dudley, Friends of the Verde River<br />
Josh Gray, ECLPST<br />
ECLPST.com<br />
Ellen Jo Roberts, Verde Canyon Railroad<br />
Lance Leighnor, Leighnor Aircraft<br />
Contents<br />
4 Area Map<br />
34 Clarkdale<br />
6 Small Towns<br />
37 Cornville/Page Springs<br />
7 Verde River<br />
39 Camp Verde<br />
9 Birding<br />
42 Jerome<br />
10 Parks & Recreation Areas 44 Sedona<br />
12 Ancient Ruins<br />
46 Dining<br />
14 Arts & Culture<br />
50 Things to Do<br />
16 Wine Trail<br />
54 Lodging<br />
19 Wineries & Tasting Rooms<br />
57 RV Parks & Campgrounds<br />
24 Beer & Spirits<br />
58 Information, Real Estate/<br />
26 Calendar<br />
Relocation/Retirement,<br />
28 <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
Transportation & Services<br />
ON THE COVER: Anthony Marra, Verde Adventures<br />
Published annually, every effort is made to make<br />
this publication as accurate as possible. The<br />
Greater <strong>Cottonwood</strong> Chamber of Commerce and<br />
HPMG will assume no responsibility for errors,<br />
changes or omissions. Copyright 2022.<br />
All rights reserved.<br />
ALCANTARA VINEYARD AND WINERY<br />
Blushing Cactus<br />
VERDE CANYON RAILROAD<br />
MERKIN VINEYARDS TASTING ROOM & OSTERIA<br />
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Town of Camp Verde<br />
Welcome<br />
LOCATED IN THE ‘heart’ of Arizona, the Verde<br />
Valley is ideally situated above the heat of the<br />
desert and below the cold of Arizona’s high<br />
country. Surrounded by jagged mountains to<br />
the south and west and by mesas and buttes to<br />
the north and east, its lower elevation makes<br />
it a perfect destination for your next Arizona<br />
adventure.<br />
Explore the rich history and native culture with<br />
a visit to one of many historic sites and national<br />
monuments. Soak up the sun and nature at one<br />
of Arizona’s best state parks in the center of<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong>, Dead Horse Ranch State Park. Hit the<br />
trails throughout the Verde Valley on foot, bike or<br />
horseback, and keep your eyes peeled for birds,<br />
wildlife, and the perfect shot to share with friends<br />
and family back home.<br />
Discover the many dining options from smoked<br />
BBQ, fresh-made pasta, hearty home cooked<br />
meals, to rich desserts and locally made chocolate,<br />
and the perfectly paired wine or brew to wash it<br />
down with. Rest easy and dream of more days in<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong> and the Verde Valley at one of many<br />
hotels, bed & breakfasts, campgrounds, RV sites,<br />
and more.<br />
When you visit the heart of Arizona wine country,<br />
you’re sure to find many reasons to stay, play, and<br />
return again and again.<br />
Greater <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
Chamber of Commerce<br />
928.634.7593<br />
cottonwoodchamberaz.org<br />
City of <strong>Cottonwood</strong>,<br />
Tourism<br />
visitcottonwoodaz.org<br />
928.340.2729<br />
Town of Clarkdale<br />
928.639.2400<br />
experienceclarkdale.com<br />
Jerome Chamber<br />
of Commerce<br />
928.624.2900<br />
jerome.az.gov<br />
Camp Verde Visitors Center<br />
928.554.0851<br />
visitcampverde.com<br />
Sedona Chamber of<br />
Commerce<br />
928.282.7722 or<br />
800.288.7336<br />
visitsedona.com<br />
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ECLPST/Josh Gray<br />
Town of Camp Verde<br />
Town of Camp Verde<br />
CAMP VERDE SEDONA JEROME<br />
VERDE RIVER HORSEBACK RIDING ON THE VERDE RIVER FISHING ON THE VERDE RIVER<br />
7<br />
Reasons to<br />
Value the Verde<br />
Source: Verde River Institute<br />
COTTONWOOD<br />
In the shadows of Mingus Mountain and in<br />
the heart of the Verde Valley, <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
offers a distinctive historic district lined<br />
with shops, restaurants, and tasting rooms<br />
on its Main Street.<br />
History is alive in nearby Clarkdale, whose<br />
homes and buildings still reflect its early<br />
copper smelting heritage. Four specialized<br />
museums focus on Native American<br />
cultures, international copper art, the local<br />
railroad and town history.<br />
SMALL TOWNS<br />
The small towns of the Verde Valley showcase the best of Arizona’s quaint communities. All are within a 30-mile radius with an<br />
estimated population of 66,000 - each offering visitors a unique experience.<br />
Cornville/Page Springs offers wineries,<br />
tasting rooms and a few wonderful dining<br />
options. This area provides a relaxed take<br />
on some of Arizona’s most pristine highdesert<br />
scenery.<br />
Camp Verde, located in the geographic<br />
center of Arizona, is rich in history and<br />
offers a variety of recreation and outdoor<br />
activities to experience and enjoy.<br />
A Verde Valley excursion wouldn’t be<br />
complete without a journey up the hill<br />
to Jerome, the “City in the Sky.” Once a<br />
thriving mining camp of 15,000, Jerome<br />
acquired “ghost town” status by the 1960s.<br />
Today, entrepreneurs have restored many<br />
of the quaint buildings that cling to the<br />
mountainside and the town now dishes out<br />
artsy boutiques and panoramic views in<br />
equal measure.<br />
Speaking of views, Sedona’s stark, giant, red<br />
rock formations are so compelling, they cause<br />
grown men to take up painting or poetry.<br />
Toss in dozens of superb shops, galleries,<br />
restaurants and recreational opportunities,<br />
and Sedona has found a magical elixir.<br />
1<br />
The Verde River is the last river in Arizona still<br />
flowing all year long for its entire length.<br />
2<br />
The Verde River’s riparian zone (Verde River Greenway)<br />
supports about 2/3 of all lifeforms in Arizona.<br />
3<br />
The Verde River is 192 miles long, and it is<br />
boatable with canoes and kayaks for more<br />
than 130 of those miles year-round.<br />
4<br />
The trees and plants along the Verde River form<br />
the “Frémont cottonwood and Goodding willow<br />
forest type”, among the most threatened forest<br />
types in the U.S. Less than 325,000 acres<br />
remain anywhere in the world.<br />
5<br />
The Verde River supports about 240 species of<br />
birds, and is one of the most diverse and productive<br />
birding spots in the United States. Birds like the Bald<br />
Eagle, Common Black Hawk, Yellow-billed Cuckoo,<br />
Bell’s Vireo, Song Sparrow, Great Blue Heron, Belted<br />
Kingfisher and many more are “riparian obligates”,<br />
meaning they only live along a river or other waterway.<br />
6<br />
The Verde River supplies fresh drinking water to more<br />
than 2 million people in Maricopa County, and it is the<br />
least expensive water supply in that county.<br />
7<br />
Thousands of acres of farmland are irrigated by the<br />
Verde River’s water, both in the Verde Valley<br />
and downstream.<br />
VERDE RIVER<br />
VERDE RIVER<br />
The Verde River is one of Arizona’s last rivers to flow year-round and sustains a large<br />
regional wildlife population. Through the 36-mile stretch known as the Verde River<br />
Greenway you will discover a lush habitat that is unique to the Verde Valley. The<br />
3,300-foot elevation also means mild temperatures for hiking, canoeing, bird watching,<br />
picnicking, fishing, or just wading in the cool water.<br />
For more information on the Verde River, its riparian habitat, volunteer opportunities,<br />
recreation, and river access points, visit verderiver.org. For guided options, see Things to Do, page 50.<br />
Plan Your Paddle<br />
Friends of the Verde River: Get current Verde River water flows,<br />
paddle guides and maps of the River, including Verde River<br />
Access Points and directions.<br />
For guided options, see Things to Do, page 50.<br />
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VERDE RIVER<br />
Interactive Birding<br />
Site Story Map,<br />
A Birder’s <strong>Guide</strong> to<br />
the Verde Valley<br />
Verde Locals<br />
NPS Photo<br />
Tributaries<br />
Annual<br />
Birding<br />
Festivals<br />
Homer Hanson<br />
QUAIL<br />
SOUTHWESTERN<br />
WILLOW FLYCATCHER<br />
ROADRUNNER<br />
BIRDING IN OAK CREEK CANYON<br />
DRAGONFLY<br />
LOWLAND LEOPARD FROG<br />
NPS Photo<br />
YELLOW-BILLED CUCKOO<br />
RIVER OTTER<br />
NPS Photo NPS Photo<br />
OAK CREEK<br />
OAK CREEK originates from melting<br />
snow in the high country north of<br />
Sedona. Oak Creek travels through the<br />
narrow gorge of the 12-mile-long Oak<br />
Creek Canyon, providing year around<br />
fishing and swimming opportunities.<br />
Oak Creek meanders southwest past<br />
Sedona, through Red Rock State Park,<br />
and then through the backyards of<br />
the Page Springs Road vineyards. The<br />
confluence of Oak Creek with the Verde<br />
River occurs southeast of <strong>Cottonwood</strong>.<br />
The annual Verde Valley Birding<br />
and Nature Festival, held the<br />
last full weekend in April, is a great<br />
way to experience birding with those<br />
who share this growing hobby.<br />
verderiver.org/birding-festival<br />
BROAD-BILLED HUMMINGBIRD<br />
The Sedona Hummingbird<br />
Festival is held around the first<br />
weekend in August, when Sedona’s<br />
hummingbird population is highest<br />
and most diverse with 5-7 species.<br />
hummingbirdsociety.org<br />
GREAT BLUE HERON<br />
BIRDING<br />
The Verde River supports more than 200 species of migratory and resident birds,<br />
making it one of the most diverse and productive birding spots in the United States.<br />
SEVERAL Audubon Important Birding Areas (IBA) are located in the Verde Valley including<br />
the Lower Oak Creek, Tuzigoot and Camp Verde. The IBAs are all located near water, which is<br />
what makes birding in the Verde Valley so special. These diverse habitats attract nesting birds<br />
and migratory species that stop in the Valley on their seasonal journeys. Spring is the peak<br />
season for birding, but you can find a variety of birds all year round. Our canyons, grasslands<br />
and elevation changes provide dynamic variations in what can be seen. Walk a path, meander<br />
along the riverbank or hike up a canyon and you’ll be sure to view some of our resident or<br />
visiting birds. verderiver.org/birding-verde-valley and northernarizonaaudubon.org<br />
RACCOONS<br />
LIFE ALONG THE river changes with each season, giving visitors a glimpse of Great<br />
Blue Heron, Common Black Hawks, and a variety of ducks and water fowl. Coyotes,<br />
raccoons, mule deer, beavers, frogs, turtles, snakes and toads also depend on the<br />
Verde River for water, food and shelter. The Verde River and surrounding riparian<br />
corridor support nearly twenty threatened or endangered species including the Yellow-<br />
Billed Cuckoo, Southwestern Willow Flycatcher, and Lowland Leopard Frogs.<br />
The Wet Beaver Creek also provides<br />
opportunity for wildlife sightings, fishing,<br />
and swimming. A 3.5-mile easy hike in<br />
on Bell Trail #13 and Wier Trail #85 (Wet<br />
Beaver Creek Wilderness Area) will<br />
get you to “The Crack” a cliff jumping<br />
opportunity among scenic red rocks.<br />
Downstream, the ephemeral Beaver<br />
Creek winds past Montezuma Castle<br />
National Monument and confluences<br />
with the Verde River in Camp Verde.<br />
Other mostly perennial tributaries<br />
include Fossil Creek, East Verde Creek,<br />
West Clear Creek and Sycamore Creek.<br />
Best Birding<br />
u Dead Horse Ranch State Park.<br />
u Tavasci Marsh – accessed from Tuzigoot National Monument or Dead<br />
Horse Ranch State Park.<br />
u Bubbling Ponds at Page Springs - follow a maintained path to the lookout<br />
point. Located at Page Springs Preserve.<br />
u Red Rock State Park – Offering guided bird walks.<br />
u Sedona Wetlands Preserve – 27 acres with an observation deck.<br />
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OUTSIDE<br />
DEAD HORSE RANCH STATE PARK<br />
JEROME STATE HISTORIC PARK<br />
FORT VERDE STATE HISTORIC PARK<br />
FORT VERDE STATE HISTORIC PARK<br />
Experience life through the eyes of a frontier soldier at Fort Verde State Historic<br />
Park. The fort was a base for General Crook’s U.S. Army scouts and soldiers in the<br />
1870s and 1880s. They were charged with preventing Apache and Yavapai Indian<br />
uprisings in the late 1800s. Its officers’ quarters are open to visitors and a museum<br />
is located in the old headquarters building. Fee area. 928.567.3275.<br />
Hit the Trails<br />
Fresh air and nature abound in the<br />
Verde Valley and, the area offers<br />
trails to satisfy any ambition.<br />
Wikimedia Commons/Don Graham<br />
JEROME STATE HISTORIC PARK<br />
The Douglas Mansion at Jerome State Historic Park is a museum devoted to the<br />
mining history of Jerome and the Douglas family. It features photographs, artifacts,<br />
minerals, a period room and a “3-D” model of the town including the underground<br />
mines. There is mining equipment on display outside along with a picnic area<br />
offering a beautiful panoramic view of the Verde Valley. Open 8:30am-5pm daily,<br />
928.634.5381.<br />
SLIDE ROCK STATE PARK<br />
Slide Rock State Park offers an easy walk along the homestead and the flourishing<br />
famed Oak Creek apple orchard. Continue on to the stairs and trail that leads<br />
to Oak Creek, where water rushes through natural red rock sluices. In the<br />
summertime, kids and adults love to ride the water down these sluices, sunning<br />
themselves afterward on the rocks. 928.282.3034.<br />
SLIDE ROCK STATE PARK<br />
PARKS & RECREATION AREAS<br />
The Verde Valley's public lands are open<br />
Plan to spend time at Arizona State Parks and Trails (azstateparks.com) and National Forests (fs.usda.gov).<br />
OAK CREEK CANYON<br />
The “switchbacks” of Oak Creek Canyon may seem a bit unnerving but are<br />
well worth the drive to the top. The Scenic Overlook offers a fantastic view of<br />
the Canyon and beyond. There may be Native American hand-made jewelry<br />
and craft items to pick up as an authentic souvenir. Oak Creek Visitors’ Center,<br />
928.282.4119.<br />
RED ROCK CROSSING, CATHEDRAL ROCK AND CRESCENT MOON<br />
RECREATION AREA<br />
At Crescent Moon Recreation Area, visitors walk along Oak Creek and see<br />
impressive views with unbelievable photo opportunities of Cathedral Rock. Fee<br />
area. Sedona Ranger Station, 928.282.4119. Crescent Moon/Red Rock Crossing,<br />
928.204.1389.<br />
The Jail Trail, beginning under the “Gateway<br />
to the Verde River” archway at the edge of Old<br />
Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong> will lead you on a one-mile<br />
leisurely stroll from the town’s former Jail (now<br />
Seeds Natural Fiber Clothing store) at 1101 N.<br />
Main St. in <strong>Cottonwood</strong>, cutting through a dense<br />
riparian area which leads you to the Verde River.<br />
The Jail Trail follows the river for about a mile<br />
and then offers a choice to continue your hike<br />
into Dead Horse State Park or, loop back into<br />
Old Town. Rated easy.<br />
Heading<br />
out near<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong>?<br />
Plot your path<br />
in Red Rock<br />
Country:<br />
DEAD HORSE RANCH STATE PARK<br />
The park rests along the banks of the Verde River. It offers a<br />
range of recreational activities and camping, as well as cabins.<br />
With a phenomenal trail system, the park is ideal for wildlife<br />
viewing, bird watching, fishing, hiking, biking and horseback<br />
riding. Equestrian trail rides are available in the park. Over<br />
200 species of birds have been identified in the immediate<br />
confines of the park, which is home to Verde River Day on<br />
the last Saturday in September (free admission). Fee area.<br />
928.634.5283.<br />
RED ROCK STATE PARK – CENTER FOR<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION<br />
Hiking trails navigate a lush riparian corridor along Oak Creek<br />
and beautiful vistas of the surrounding red rocks. The park<br />
acts as an environmental education center with visitor center<br />
displays, presentations on the area, a butterfly and hummingbird<br />
garden and interpretive paths. <strong>Guide</strong>d bird walks are available<br />
every Wednesday and Saturday morning led by rangers and<br />
volunteer naturalists. Fee area. 928.282.6907.<br />
CATHEDRAL ROCK<br />
Bike and Trail<br />
Map, <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
Region Map<br />
provided by<br />
the City of<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
& The Bicycle<br />
Advisory<br />
Committee<br />
(Sedona & Oak<br />
Creek Canyon)<br />
Trail & Recreation<br />
Map. Map<br />
provided by the<br />
US Forest Service.<br />
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HONANKI RUINS<br />
USDA Forest Service, Coconino National Forest<br />
MONTEZUMA CASTLE<br />
NPS Photo/Katie KellerLynn<br />
V BAR V HERITAGE SITE<br />
NPS Photo\Sharlot Hart<br />
U.S. Forest Service Coconino National Forest<br />
HONANKI RUINS<br />
Honanki held one of the largest population centers in the Verde<br />
Valley, primarily occupied 1130 through 1280. Consisted of about<br />
60 rooms and a number of pictographs. The 700-year-old wellpreserved<br />
ruins and the rock art on the walls are fascinating.<br />
Coconino National Forest near Sedona. Fee area. 928.282.4119<br />
MONTEZUMA CASTLE NATIONAL MONUMENT<br />
AND MONTEZUMA WELL<br />
This ancient cliff dwelling dates back to 1150. The Castle stands<br />
in a cliff recess 100-feet above the valley, just 4 miles north of<br />
Camp Verde. The Castle is one of the most well-preserved cliff<br />
dwellings in North America. Montezuma Well, a detached unit<br />
of the same Monument, located about 11 miles north, is a natural<br />
limestone sinkhole through which 1,500,000 gallons of water<br />
emerge each day from an underground spring. Both places have<br />
a short, 1/3 - ½-mile trail to see the archeological remains, as well<br />
as a picnic area. Both are served by the Visitor’s Center at the<br />
Castle. $15 for adults, children, 15 and under, are free. Summer<br />
hours May-Sept. 8am-7pm; Winter hours Sept.-May: 8am-5pm.<br />
Located at 2800 Montezuma Castle Road off Interstate 17 at exit<br />
289, Camp Verde. 928.567.3322<br />
MONTEZUMA WELL<br />
ANCIENT RUINS<br />
Make prehistoric places part of your plan<br />
Ancient Ruins can be found throughout Arizona, but some of the best-preserved cliff dwellings are in the Verde Valley.<br />
The ancient Sinagua culture thrived in the Verde Valley from approximately A.D. 600 to A.D. 1400. The Sinagua’s legacy<br />
includes petroglyphs (pecked or scratched images) and pictographs (painted images).<br />
<strong>Guide</strong>d Archaeological Tours by Verde Valley Archaeology Field Institute<br />
For an inspired half-day tour of Tuzigoot National Monument, Montezuma Castle National Monument, Montezuma Well and more archaeological wonders, sign up<br />
for a private guided tour. verdevalleyarchaeology.org/archaeologytours<br />
V BAR V HERITAGE SITE<br />
The V Bar V Heritage Site is the largest known petroglyph<br />
site in the Verde Valley and, one of the best preserved. The<br />
Southern Sinagua rock art legacy comprised of 1,032 individual<br />
petroglyphs on 13 panels at this site is known as the Beaver<br />
Creek Style. The V Bar V petroglyphs are traced to between<br />
A.D. 1150 and 1400. Coconino National Forest, 2.8 miles east of<br />
the junction of I-17 and SR 179 on FR 618. Watch for the entrance<br />
on your right less than one-half mile past the Beaver Creek<br />
Campground. Fee area. 928.592.0998<br />
PALATKI RUINS<br />
Palatki (Hopi for “red house”) is a cliff dwelling sheltered in a<br />
Supai sandstone overhang, constructed by the Southern Sinagua<br />
people who inhabited the area from approximately 650 to<br />
1300. A most outstanding pictograph site, walls display art from<br />
archaic cultures extending back over 6,000 years to the work<br />
of the Sinagua, the Yavapai and Apache Tribes of historic times.<br />
Coconino National Forest near Sedona. For reservations call<br />
928.282.3854<br />
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TUZIGOOT NATIONAL MONUMENT<br />
TUZIGOOT NATIONAL MONUMENT<br />
Approximately 800 years ago, this Sinagua pueblo was home to<br />
the Native American population once inhabiting this area. The site<br />
is comprised of 42 acres including hiking trails (one wheelchair<br />
accessible) and a complete museum. Visitors can walk through the<br />
various rooms of the pueblo ruin to view this ancient civilization.<br />
Images, etched in stone, help tell the tale of daily life. Open daily at<br />
9am. Fee area. Allow two hours. Located minutes from downtown<br />
Clarkdale at 25 Tuzigoot Road, Clarkdale. 928.634.5564<br />
VERDE VALLEY ARCHAEOLOGY CENTER AND MUSEUM<br />
The Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum displays<br />
archaeological artifacts found throughout the Verde Valley<br />
region and offers archaeological tours. Tues. – Sat. 10am-<br />
4pm, Sun. 12-4pm. 460 W. Finnie Flat Road, Camp Verde,<br />
928.567.0066, verdevalleyarchaeology.org<br />
!<br />
Before heading out, call to verify these areas are open.<br />
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Reiki de Light Gift Boutique<br />
683 N. Main St. #A1<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.300.5173<br />
reikidelight.com<br />
OLD TOWN CENTER FOR THE ARTS<br />
ARTS & CULTURE<br />
Art lives here<br />
Whether you are looking for classes, guided tours, galleries, studios, concerts, art supplies or a cultural adventure, the<br />
Verde Valley can connect you with your creative side! Our walkable communities are filled with museums, performing<br />
arts, world class music, Art Walks, open air cinemas, numerous local festivals, events and much more. There’s no doubt<br />
about it – art lives here – and after one visit you will want to, too!<br />
Science Vortex<br />
301 N. Willard St.<br />
Room 202<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.225.7830<br />
sciencevortex.org<br />
Children’s interactive STEM+<br />
Art center with weekend<br />
hours for family play/<br />
exploration, birthday<br />
parties, field trips & more.<br />
Tlaquepaque Arts &<br />
Shopping Village<br />
336 State Rte. 179<br />
Sedona<br />
928.282.4838<br />
tlaq.com<br />
Tlaquepaque is a recreated<br />
Mexican village that hosts a<br />
myriad of shops and<br />
restaurants offering unique<br />
and unexpected cultural<br />
experiences.<br />
Arcosanti – Cosanti Foundation<br />
13555 S. Cross L Road, Mayer<br />
928.632.7135<br />
arcosanti.org<br />
Arizona Copper Art Museum<br />
849 Main St., Clarkdale<br />
928.649.1858<br />
copperartmuseum.org<br />
Chamber Music Sedona<br />
2030 W. State Rte. 89A, Suite B5<br />
Sedona<br />
928.204.2415<br />
chambermusicsedona.org<br />
Celebrating its 40th season<br />
2022-23! Discover more about<br />
our educational programs and<br />
the world-class music we bring<br />
to the Sedona and Verde<br />
Valley area.<br />
Clarkdale Historical Society<br />
and Museum<br />
900 First North St., Clarkdale<br />
928.649.1198<br />
clarkdaleheritage.org<br />
Clemenceau Museum/Verde<br />
Valley Historical Society<br />
1 N. Willard, <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.2868<br />
clemenceaumuseum.com<br />
El Valle Artists Association<br />
P.O. Box 2864, <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
517.294.3200<br />
elvalleartists.org<br />
EVAA welcomes artists of<br />
all media. Monthly<br />
meetings/workshops<br />
September through May.<br />
John Bell Railroad Museum<br />
At the Verde Canyon Railroad<br />
Clarkdale<br />
800.582.7245<br />
verdecanyonrr.com<br />
Open daily.<br />
Fine Art Museum of Sedona<br />
Sedona<br />
888.602.2667<br />
fineartmuseumofsedona.org<br />
Made In Clarkdale<br />
928.301.9798<br />
madeinclarkdale.org<br />
Mingus Union High School<br />
Theatre Troupe<br />
Musical performances<br />
throughout the school year.<br />
Box Office: 928.649.4466<br />
The Muse Gallery &<br />
Working Studios<br />
735 N. Main St., Ste. A<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.0003<br />
the-muse-gallery.com<br />
Old Town Center for the Arts<br />
633 N. 5th St. (5th & Main)<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.0940<br />
oldtowncenter.org<br />
Sept thru May - Experience it<br />
Live! Music Concerts, Theater,<br />
Comedy, & Art with the finest<br />
National, International,<br />
Regional & Local Performing<br />
Artists Since 2008.<br />
New! Monday Movies on Main<br />
Paint and Party<br />
102 E. Pima St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.639.4433<br />
Phillip England Center for the<br />
Performing Arts<br />
210 Camp Lincoln Road<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.239.4891 or 877.561.0741<br />
pecpaf.com<br />
Sedona Arts Center<br />
15 Art Barn Road<br />
Sedona<br />
928.282.3809 or<br />
888.954.4442<br />
sedonaartscenter.org<br />
Art Workshops, Classes and<br />
Crash Courses, Fine Art<br />
Gallery, Ceramics Studio,<br />
Sedona Plein Air Festival,<br />
Loving Bowls, and more!<br />
Sedona International<br />
Film Festival<br />
Mary D. Fisher Theatre<br />
2030 State Rte. 89A, Ste. A3<br />
928.282.1177<br />
sedonafilmfestival.org<br />
Verde Valley Archaeology<br />
Center and Museum<br />
460 W. Finnie Flat Road<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.567.0066<br />
verdevalleyarchaeology.org<br />
Explore the history of ancient<br />
Verde Valley civilizations<br />
through artifacts and guided<br />
Hike-Explore-Learn Tours.<br />
The Official Nonprofit Partner<br />
of the National Park Service<br />
for Montezuma Castle and<br />
Tuzigoot.<br />
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JAVELINA LEAP VINEYARD, WINERY & BISTRO VERDE VALLEY WINE FESTIVAL FOUR EIGHT WINEWORKS<br />
PAGE SPRINGS CELLARS<br />
WINE TRAIL<br />
The Heart of Arizona's Wine Country<br />
The Verde Valley Wine Trail connects the dots between the communities of <strong>Cottonwood</strong>, Sedona, Camp Verde, Jerome,<br />
Cornville, Clarkdale and the beautiful red rock landscape and canyons that USA Today says is the most beautiful place<br />
in America. vvwinetrail.com<br />
The Verde Valley Wine Trail invites wine enthusiasts to experience a destination rich in history, beauty, and the<br />
production of exquisite wines. Each of the wineries and tasting rooms offer a variety of skillfully crafted wines to satisfy<br />
any wine taster’s palate. Many also offer a variety of activities and events throughout the year. Visit vvwinetrail.com or<br />
their individual websites for the calendar of events.<br />
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Making Arizona’s First Sparkling Rosé Wine<br />
A Gold Medal Winner<br />
JAVELINA LEAP VINEYARD, WINERY & BISTRO<br />
Lucas Reed, a second-generation enologist (winemaker) at Javelina<br />
Leap, had a vision in 2021 to make a true French-style traditional<br />
méthode champenoise (sparkling rosé wine), from Javelina Leap Vineyard,<br />
Winery & Bistro Estate’s Zinfandel grapes, an endeavor never accomplished<br />
before in Arizona.<br />
According to this winemaker, the Verde Valley climate, with its summer<br />
rains, large daily temperature swings (diurnal fluctuations) and cooler<br />
summer temperatures all facilitate higher grape yields, lower sugars and<br />
a lower, more stable pH – all preferential in the growth of award-winning<br />
sparkling-wine grapes.<br />
Reed built riddling racks (just as the French wine artisans of history have<br />
used for centuries) for the secondary fermentation process required for the<br />
production of traditional méthode champenoise. The enologist aged the<br />
yeast culture for weeks in a local cave environment, tending to it by hand<br />
every few hours. The season’s early grapes were harvested to produce the<br />
bottled zinfandel wine and Lucas’ yeast was carefully infused in the bottles.<br />
The Bottles were inverted and hand riddled every day for 6 weeks – a<br />
quarter turn by turn. The yeast plug, (the sediment accumulated through the<br />
6-week riddling process in the bottles’ mouth) was disgorged upon freezing<br />
in a dry-ice bath and, each bottle was resealed and rested. “The results were<br />
glorious! The first time we opened a bottle and I saw these beautiful, tiny,<br />
luxurious bubbles I knew we had something really special,” says Reed.<br />
A byproduct of all this bubbliness, according to the enologist, was that by<br />
harvesting a portion of Javelina’s Estate Zinfandel grapes early to make the<br />
sparkling rosé wine, the remaining grapes were of improved quality for the<br />
award-winning Estate Zinfandel.<br />
Like many vineyards in the Valley, sustainability is common practice at<br />
Javelina Leap Vineyard, Winery & Bistro and here, includes a successful<br />
pomace recycling program.<br />
The Estate participated in a joint study with Dr. Isaac Mpanga, University<br />
of Arizona in 2020-2021 to evaluate the pomace remains from winemaking<br />
and, the abbreviated take-away is that pomace recycling provides amazing<br />
benefits to the vineyard’s biome, providing a natural and direct means of pH<br />
control to the grapes - vital to our award-winning wine, says Reed.<br />
Things are looking Rosé for Javelina Leap Vineyard, Winery and Bistro –<br />
with the exclusive release of the award-winning Sparkling Estate Zinfandel<br />
Rosé planned for the fall of 2022.<br />
TOURS/TRANSPORTATION<br />
Touring the Wine Trail includes visits to several wineries<br />
and everyone is encouraged to reserve a tour (or designate<br />
a driver) and drink responsibly.<br />
Alcantara Adventures<br />
6101 E. Coury Dr., Camp Verde<br />
928.852.4161<br />
alcantaradventures.com<br />
Jeep, Horseback & Winery<br />
Tours in Camp Verde.<br />
Sip Sedona<br />
928.308.5166, sipsedona.com<br />
It's not just about the wine,<br />
it's about experiencing the<br />
Verde Valley!<br />
Verde Adventures<br />
928.204.6440 or 877.673.3661<br />
verdeadventure.com<br />
Providing Verde River Trips,<br />
Inflatable Kayak rentals, shuttles,<br />
tubing, and wine tours. Sedona<br />
and the Verde River Valley.<br />
Taste of the Valley Tours<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.642.6544<br />
tasteofthevalleytours.com<br />
Wine Tours of Sedona<br />
866.445.3732<br />
928.224.2991<br />
winetoursofsedona.com<br />
Providing Tours Since<br />
2004. Locally Owned. Private.<br />
Personalized. Completely<br />
Flexible. Serving Everywhere.<br />
Tasting Fees Always Included.<br />
Tours of Jerome<br />
110 Main St., Ste. 1<br />
Jerome<br />
928.639.4361<br />
toursofjerome.com<br />
Sedona Wine Adventures<br />
928.366.8476<br />
877.673.3661<br />
sedonawineadventures.com<br />
WINERIES & TASTING ROOMS<br />
Please call or refer to individual website before heading out.<br />
Operating hours (and days) may vary!<br />
CAMP VERDE<br />
Alcantara Vineyard & Winery<br />
3445 S. Grapevine Way<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.649.8463<br />
alcantaravineyard.com<br />
Daily 11am-5pm, closed major<br />
holidays. Where the Verde<br />
River and Oak Creek meet.<br />
Come taste the beauty!<br />
Clear Creek Vineyard & Winery<br />
4053 E. State Rte. 260<br />
Camp Verde<br />
602.904.0173<br />
clearcreekwineryaz.com<br />
Wed.-Sun. 11am-5pm (Winter<br />
hours: check website)<br />
Salt Mine Wine<br />
536 W. Salt Mine Road<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.910.2075<br />
saltminewine.com<br />
Sat. & Sun. 12-5pm<br />
CLARKDALE<br />
Bodega Pierce<br />
Winery & Tasting Room<br />
1341 W. State Rte. 89A<br />
Clarkdale<br />
928.634.0301<br />
bodegapierce.com<br />
Thu.-Sun. 12-6pm<br />
Chateau Tumbleweed<br />
Winery & Tasting Room<br />
1151 W. State Rte. 89A<br />
Clarkdale<br />
928.634.0443<br />
chateautumbleweed.com<br />
Daily 12-7pm<br />
Southwest Wine Center<br />
601 Black Hills Dr.<br />
Clarkdale (located at Verde Valley<br />
Campus of Yavapai College)<br />
928.634.6566<br />
southwestwinecenter.com<br />
Thu.-Sun. 12-6pm<br />
MERKIN VINEYARDS TASTING ROOM & OSTERIA<br />
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WINE TRAIL<br />
CORNVILLE<br />
Town of Camp Verde<br />
D.A.Ranch<br />
1901 N. Dancing Apache Road<br />
Cornville<br />
928.301.0791<br />
daranch.com<br />
Wed.-Sun. 11am-6pm (with a<br />
few exceptions - see website).<br />
D.A.Ranch is a destination<br />
winery known for 100%<br />
estate-grown Arizona wines<br />
and picturesque grounds.<br />
Echo Canyon Vineyard<br />
3005 N. Echo Canyon Road<br />
Cornville<br />
928.592.2179<br />
Invited guests only.<br />
echo (\`e-(,)kō) -<br />
(1) an expression of uniquely<br />
rugged terroir;<br />
(2) reincarnation of Verde<br />
Valley wine.<br />
ALCANTARA VINEYARD & WINERY<br />
COTTONWOOD<br />
Javelina Leap<br />
Vineyard, Winery & Bistro<br />
1565 Page Springs Road<br />
Cornville<br />
928.649.2681<br />
javelinaleapwinery.com<br />
Daily 11am-6pm.<br />
Family operated, premium<br />
boutique winery with award<br />
winning wines.<br />
Oak Creek<br />
Vineyards & Winery<br />
1555 N. Page Springs Road<br />
Cornville<br />
928.660.6935<br />
oakcreekvineyards.net<br />
Daily 10am-6pm<br />
We welcome kids AND pets,<br />
so bring the entire crew and<br />
enjoy!<br />
Page Springs Cellars<br />
1500 N. Page Springs Road<br />
Cornville<br />
928.639.3004<br />
pagespringscellars.com<br />
Mon.-Wed. 11am-7pm<br />
Thu.-Sun. 11am-9pm<br />
365 days a year. Local wines.<br />
Friendly service. Fun events.<br />
Informative tours. Gourmet<br />
menu.<br />
Arizona Stronghold Vineyards<br />
Tasting Room<br />
1023 N. Main St.<br />
928.639.2789<br />
azstronghold.com<br />
Sun.-Thu. 12-7pm, Fri.-Sat. 12-8pm<br />
Burning Tree Cellars<br />
1040 N. Main St.<br />
928.649.8733<br />
burningtreecellars.com<br />
Sun.-Thu. 12-6pm<br />
Fri.-Sat. 12-9pm<br />
Specializing in small batch,<br />
boutique wines. Live music Fri. &<br />
Sat. nights.<br />
Carlson Creek Vineyard<br />
1010 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.3866<br />
carlsoncreek.com<br />
Sun.-Thu. 11am-7pm<br />
Fri.-Sat. 12-9pm<br />
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WINE TRAIL<br />
Small Batch Wine & Spirits<br />
1044 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.7678<br />
azsmallbatch.com<br />
Daily 10am-6pm<br />
MERKIN VINEYARDS TASTING ROOM & OSTERIA<br />
Cellar 433<br />
909 A. N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
Opening Fall 2022<br />
Cove Mesa Vineyard -<br />
Winery & Tasting Room<br />
741 Airpark Way, Ste. 8-9<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.641.4693<br />
covemesa.com<br />
Fri.-Sun. 12-6pm<br />
DA Vines Vineyard<br />
Wines & Bistro<br />
705 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.6710<br />
davinesvineyard.com<br />
Share a sip & a bite at<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong>’s newest tasting<br />
room.<br />
Merkin Vineyards Tasting<br />
Room & Osteria<br />
1001 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.639.1001<br />
merkinvineyardsosteria.com<br />
Mon.-Sat. 11am - 9pm<br />
Sun. 10am-9pm<br />
Committed to using ingredients<br />
from Arizona's premier farms,<br />
fields, pastures, and trees.<br />
Pillsbury Wine Company<br />
Tasting Room<br />
1012 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.639.0646<br />
pillsburywinecompany.com<br />
Daily 12-7pm<br />
Tantrum Wines<br />
918 N Main St., Ste C<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.2266<br />
tantrumwines.com<br />
Mon.-Thu. 1-8pm<br />
Fri.-Sat. 12-9pm<br />
Sun. 1-7pm<br />
Winery 101<br />
1019 N. Main St., Ste. B<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.487.1555<br />
winery101.com<br />
Daily 12pm, visit winery101.com<br />
for closing hours.<br />
JEROME<br />
Cabal Cellars<br />
417 Hull Ave.<br />
Jerome<br />
928.634.9576<br />
cabalcellars.com<br />
Daily 11am-6pm<br />
Caduceus Cellars<br />
158 Main St.<br />
Jerome<br />
928.639.9463<br />
caduceus.org<br />
Daily 11am-6pm, 365 days<br />
a year. Born out of passion<br />
by lead singer of Tool,<br />
Maynard Keenan.<br />
!<br />
Four Eight Wineworks<br />
(located in Puscifer the Store)<br />
140 Main St., Jerome<br />
928.639.3516<br />
four8wineworks.com<br />
Sun.-Thu. 11am-6pm<br />
Fri.-Sat. 11am-7pm<br />
The Arizona Winemaker’s<br />
Co-operative.<br />
Passion Cellars<br />
301 Main St., Jerome<br />
928.649.9800<br />
passioncellars.com<br />
Sun.-Thu. 11am-6pm<br />
Fri.-Sat. 11am-7pm<br />
The Original Jerome Winery<br />
114 Jerome Ave., Jerome<br />
928.639.9593<br />
theoriginaljeromewinery.com<br />
Mon.-Thu. 12-5pm, Fri.-Sun. 12-7pm<br />
Vino Zona<br />
527 Main St., Jerome<br />
vinozona.love<br />
Thu.-Mon. 11am-6pm<br />
Fri.-Sat. 11am-7pm<br />
SEDONA<br />
Vino Zona<br />
336 AZ-179, Ste. A207, Sedona<br />
vinozona.love<br />
Sun.-Thu. 10am-6pm<br />
Fri.-Sat. 11am-7pm<br />
Winery 1912<br />
320 N. State Rte. 89A, Ste. C<br />
Sedona<br />
928.282.0715<br />
winery1912.com<br />
Mon.-Thu. 12-6pm<br />
Fri.-Sun. 11am-8pm<br />
Visit individual winery website(s) to<br />
verify hours.<br />
The Arizona Wine Growers Association strives to advance with integrity<br />
the sustainable growth and production of authentic Arizona-grown wines.<br />
DA RANCH<br />
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WINE TRAIL<br />
Green Wine<br />
Page Springs Cellars is tucked into the volcanic landscape of the Page<br />
Springs area, along the beautiful banks of the Oak Creek. Protecting<br />
this beauty goes hand-in-hand with winery operations at PSC. Owner Eric<br />
Glomski’s eco-responsible approach embraces environmental stewardship<br />
of the vineyards and winery, providing the cornerstone of winemaking. A<br />
certified-sustainable winery (via Sustainability Alliance), PSC continues to<br />
work towards protecting our planet.<br />
PAGE SPRINGS CELLARS<br />
PAGE SPRINGS CELLARS<br />
Decreasing its carbon footprint seems of equal importance as creating fine wines at Page Springs Cellars. The eco-winery employs solar voltaic panels<br />
which can be found covering the winery roof and shading the parking area, making the winery 100% solar powered. PSC’s onsite waste-water treatment<br />
system converts all grey and black water into high quality effluent that is reintroduced to the water table through adjacent mesquite bosques. In<br />
congruence with water reclamation, PSC also actively participates in a ‘water offset program’ that allows PSC to boast their ‘net-zero water usage’ status.<br />
Sustainability is the culture at PSC. From no-till farming to an extensive recycling program, composting to paperless hand dryers, Page Springs Cellars is<br />
going the distance. Even the body butters and food supplements at the PSC Shop are created through the repurposing of pressed grape skins and seeds.<br />
A connection to the wine that one drinks only seems to increase the enjoyment. Page Springs Cellars’ connection to the land that it farms and its surrounding<br />
environment offers peace of mind and a connection that is hard to avoid when immersed in the beautiful winery...It doesn’t hurt that the wine is world class.<br />
BEER & SPIRITS<br />
BELFRY WOOD-FIRED<br />
GRILL & BREWERY<br />
1012 Lounge<br />
910 Main St., Clarkdale<br />
928.639.0800<br />
1012lounge.com<br />
Belfry Wood-Fired<br />
Grill & Brewery<br />
791 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.239.4595<br />
belfrybrewery.com<br />
Main Stage<br />
1 S. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.202.3460<br />
mainstageaz.com<br />
Live Music and Events,<br />
Daily Happy Hour Mon.-Sat.<br />
11am-2am<br />
THAT Brewery<br />
300 E. Cherry St., Bldg. B<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.202.3013<br />
thatbrewery.com<br />
Small Batch Wine & Spirits<br />
1044 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.7678<br />
azsmallbatch.com<br />
Smelter Town Brewery<br />
921 Main St., Clarkdale<br />
928.821.0814<br />
smeltertownbrewery.com<br />
SMELTER TOWN BREWERY<br />
The KROW Sports<br />
Bar & Grill<br />
321 S. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.3838<br />
krowsportsbar.com<br />
Full menu until 1 a.m. Familyfriendly!<br />
Skee-ball, air hockey,<br />
darts, pool tables & AZ Lottery.<br />
Oak Creek Brewery and Grill<br />
336 State Rte. 179, Ste. D201<br />
Sedona<br />
928.282.3300<br />
oakcreekbreweryandgrill.com<br />
Robbers Roost<br />
Restaurant and Bar<br />
1160 S. Page Springs Road<br />
Cornville<br />
928.202.4963<br />
SuzyQ Drive Thru<br />
962 S. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.7901<br />
Daily 6am – 10pm<br />
Verde Brewing Company<br />
724 N. Industrial Dr., 7a<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.567.7033<br />
verdebrewing.com<br />
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CALENDAR<br />
!<br />
Events may be subject to rescheduling or cancellation. Check status online at event website or for more events, see cottonwoodchamberaz.org/events<br />
NOVEMBER<br />
American Indian Art Show<br />
Community Center<br />
Camp Verde<br />
Sedona Tree Lighting &<br />
Santa Visit<br />
Tlaquepaque, Sedona<br />
tlaq.com<br />
Old Town Blues Fest<br />
Old Town Center for the Arts<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
oldtowncenter.org<br />
MAY<br />
Made in Clarkdale Art Show<br />
Clarkdale<br />
madeinclarkdale.org<br />
MAGICAL CHRISTMAS JOURNEY, VERDE CANYON RAILROAD<br />
JUNE<br />
Concerts in the Park begin<br />
Clarkdale Town Park, Clarkdale<br />
experienceclarkdale.com<br />
Old Town Music and the Market<br />
Old Town Activity Park, <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
oldtownmusicandthemarket.org<br />
Wednesdays 5pm - dark<br />
Titled Earth Wine & Music Festival<br />
Page Springs Cellars, Cornville<br />
tilted-earth.com<br />
Cornhole Mash<br />
Community Park -<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
Monday Movies on Main begin<br />
Old Town Center for the Arts<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
oldtowncenter.org<br />
Sedona Yoga Festival<br />
Sedona<br />
sedonayogafestival.com<br />
JULY<br />
CornFest<br />
Hollamon St., Camp Verde<br />
visitcampverde.com<br />
Monthly Events<br />
Old-Fashioned 4th of July Parade<br />
Clarkdale<br />
experienceclarkdale.com<br />
Fantastic Family Fourth of July<br />
Verde Valley Fairgrounds<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
cottonwoodaz.gov<br />
National Day of the Cowboy<br />
Mary D. Fisher Theater<br />
Sedona<br />
sedonamuseum.org<br />
Sedona Hummingbird Festival<br />
Sedona<br />
hummingbirdsociety.org/<br />
hummingbird-festival-open/<br />
AUGUST<br />
National Park Fee Free Day<br />
(Aug. 4)<br />
SEPTEMBER<br />
Mingus Gem & Mineral Show<br />
Clarkdale<br />
mingusgem.club<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong> Art Walk: 6-9pm, Second Saturday<br />
Roam in Jerome (Art, Shopping, Live Music, etc.): 5-8pm, First Saturday<br />
First Friday in The Galleries (gallery receptions, music, wine tasting,<br />
etc.): 4-7pm, Tlaquepaque, Sedona, tlaq.com<br />
VERDE VALLEY WINE FESTIVAL<br />
Old Town Music and the Market<br />
Old Town Activity Park, <strong>Cottonwood</strong>.<br />
oldtownmusicandthemarket.org<br />
Wednesdays 5pm - dark<br />
Thunder Valley Rally<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
thundervalleyrallyaz.com<br />
Jerome Jamboree<br />
Gold King Mine, Jerome<br />
goldkingmineghosttown.com<br />
Jerome Indie Film & Music Festival<br />
Jerome<br />
facebook.com/jeromeindie<br />
filmmusicfestival.com<br />
Sedona WineFest<br />
Posse Grounds Park, Sedona<br />
sedonawinefest.com<br />
Red Rocks Music Festival (Sept.-Dec.)<br />
Schnebly Hill Rd., Sedona<br />
redrocksmusicfestival.com<br />
OCTOBER<br />
Fort Verde Days<br />
Fort Verde State Historic Park<br />
Camp Verde<br />
azstateparks.com<br />
Halloween Festival: Trunk or Treat<br />
Main Street, Camp Verde<br />
visitcampverde.com<br />
Clarktoberfest<br />
Clarkdale<br />
clarktoberfestaz.com<br />
Phantom Train Experience<br />
Verde Canyon Railroad, Clarkdale<br />
verdecanyonrr.com<br />
National Night Out<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong> & Clarkdale<br />
Early Settlers Day<br />
Clemenceau Heritage Museum<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
clemenceaumuseum.com<br />
Old Town Spooktacular Night<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
Ghost Walk & Spook Weekend<br />
Jerome<br />
Fall Fest 2022<br />
Slide Rock State Park<br />
azstateparks.com<br />
Red Rocks Oktoberfest/<br />
Craft Beer Festival<br />
Sedona<br />
visitsedona.com<br />
Sedona Arts Festival<br />
Sedona Red Rock High School, Sedona<br />
sedonaartsfestival.org<br />
Sedona Plein Air Festival<br />
Sedona Arts Center, Sedona<br />
sedonapleinairfestival.org<br />
Sedona Rock, Gem, & Jewelry Show<br />
Sedona Red Rock High School<br />
Sedona<br />
sedonagemandmineral.org<br />
Open Studios Tour<br />
Art Studios throughout the Verde Valley.<br />
sedonaartistscoalition.org<br />
Dia de Los Muertos Celebration<br />
Tlaquepaque, Sedona<br />
tlaq.com<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong> Gun Show<br />
Verde Valley Fairgrounds<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
Walkin’ on Main<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
azwom.com or visitcottonwoodaz.org<br />
Zeke Taylor Barbeque<br />
Clemenceau Heritage Museum<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
clemenceaumuseum.com<br />
5K Turkey Trot<br />
Sedona<br />
runsedonashop.com<br />
Mountain Bike Festival<br />
Sedona<br />
sedonamtbfestival.com<br />
Roam Fest<br />
(Women’s MTB Festival)<br />
Sedona<br />
roamfest.com<br />
DECEMBER<br />
Christmas Bazaar and<br />
Parade of Lights<br />
Camp Verde<br />
visitcampverde.com<br />
Made in Clarkdale Art Show<br />
Clark Memorial Clubhouse<br />
Clarkdale<br />
madeinclarkdale.org<br />
Magical Christmas Journey<br />
Verde Canyon Railroad<br />
Clarkdale<br />
verdecanyonrr.com<br />
Christmas Parade<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
cottonwoodchamberaz.org<br />
Holiday Chocolate Walk<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
oldtown.org<br />
VIP Chocolate & Wine Tasting<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
oldtown.org<br />
Winter Solstice Concert<br />
Old Town Center for the Arts<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
oldtowncenter.org<br />
Festival of Lights - Lighting of<br />
6,000 Luminarias<br />
Tlaquepaque<br />
Sedona<br />
tlaq.com<br />
Chanukah Menorah Lighting<br />
Tlaquepaque<br />
Sedona<br />
tlaq.com<br />
The Big Gay Art Show<br />
Sedona Arts Center<br />
Sedona<br />
sedonaartscenter.org<br />
JANUARY<br />
Chamber Music<br />
Sedona’s Winterfest<br />
chambermusicsedona.org<br />
Eagle Watch<br />
Verde Valley/<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
FEBRUARY<br />
Chocolate Lovers’ Train<br />
Verde Canyon Railroad<br />
Clarkdale<br />
verdecanyonrr.com<br />
Mingus Gem & Mineral Show<br />
Clarkdale<br />
mingusgem.club<br />
Arts & Crafts Festival<br />
Clemenceau Heritage Museum<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
clemenceaumuseum.com<br />
Old Town Annual Sip, Stroll & Shop<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
oldtown.org<br />
Chamber Music Sedona’s Winterfest<br />
Sedona Performing Arts Center<br />
Sedona<br />
chambermusicsedona.org<br />
Sedona International Film Festival<br />
Sedona Center<br />
Sedona<br />
sedonafilmfestival.com<br />
Sedona 5K, 10K, Half Marathon<br />
Sedona<br />
runsedona.com<br />
MARCH<br />
Camp Verde Pecan & Wine Festival<br />
Downtown<br />
Camp Verde<br />
verdevalleywine.org<br />
Home & Building Tour<br />
Clarkdale<br />
Arizona Old Time Fiddlers<br />
Camp-Out<br />
Verde Valley Fairgrounds<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong> Gun Show<br />
Verde Valley Fairgrounds<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
St. Patrick’s Day Parade<br />
Sedona<br />
Sedona Stumble 5K & 10K Trail Runs<br />
Sedona<br />
APRIL<br />
Historic Home Tour &<br />
Bank Robbery Reenactment<br />
Clarkdale<br />
Northern Arizona Student Art Show<br />
Clarkdale<br />
madeinclarkdale.org<br />
Emerging Winemakers<br />
Competition & Symposium<br />
Clarkdale<br />
emergingwinemakers.com<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong>’s Vintage Run/Walk<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
runcottonwood.com<br />
Celebration of Earth Concert<br />
Old Town Center for the Arts<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
oldtowncenter.org<br />
Annual Easter Eggstravaganza<br />
Riverfront Park<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
cottonwoodaz.gov<br />
Old Town Arts Festival<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
facebook.com/oldtowncottonwoodaz<br />
Verde Valley Birding & Nature Festival<br />
Dead Horse Ranch State Park<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
birdyverde.org<br />
Rat Rod Annual Cruise to Old Town<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
ratrodaddiction.com<br />
Open Studio Tour<br />
Art Studios throughout the Verde<br />
Valley.<br />
sedonaartistscoalition.org<br />
Verde Valley Wine Festival<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
verdevalleywinefestival.com<br />
Piano on the Rocks International<br />
Festival<br />
Sedona Methodist Church<br />
Sedona<br />
pianoontherocks.org<br />
Old Town Music and the Market<br />
Old Town Activity Park<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong>.<br />
oldtownmusicandthemarket.org<br />
Wednesdays 5pm - dark<br />
Uncorked Wine Festival<br />
Verde Canyon Railroad<br />
Clarkdale<br />
verdecanyonrr.com<br />
Bob Dylan Birthday Concert<br />
Old Town Center for the Arts<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
oldtowncenter.org<br />
Cornhole Mash<br />
Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
oldtown.org<br />
Verde Valley Fair<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
vvfair.com<br />
Jerome Historic Home &<br />
Building Tour<br />
Jerome<br />
Cinco de Mayo<br />
Tlaquepaque<br />
Sedona<br />
tlaq.com<br />
Illuminate Film Festival<br />
Sedona<br />
illuminatefilmfestival.com<br />
Red Rock Rumble 5-Mile Trail Run<br />
Red Rock State Park<br />
Sedona<br />
runsedonashop.com<br />
Farmers Markets<br />
Farmers Market at<br />
Old Town Square<br />
Wednesdays, 3-7pm,<br />
mid-March-December<br />
Old Town Square, <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
facebook.com/farmers<br />
marketatoldtownsquare/<br />
Verde Valley Farmers Market<br />
Saturdays, 8-11am,<br />
May 15 - October 10<br />
75 E. Hollamon St., Camp Verde,<br />
visitcampverde.com<br />
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OLD TOWN COTTONWOOD<br />
Old Town is the Heart of <strong>Cottonwood</strong>. Whether you've come to shop, sip, play, or stay, Old Town has<br />
what you're looking for. Old Town is filled with charming shops and boutiques, galleries and antique<br />
stores, wine tasting rooms, hotels, cafés and restaurants, all in the center of town. You’ll also find<br />
nature trails and historic tours. Check the Calendar of Events (page 26) for what’s happening on Main<br />
Street. It's easy to plan more than a day and spend longer than a weekend in Old Town. oldtown.org<br />
OLD TOWN COTTONWOOD BLAZIN' M RANCH WINE TASTING<br />
VERDE RIVER AND DEAD HORSE RANCH STATE PARK<br />
If the outdoors are calling, answer the call in <strong>Cottonwood</strong>! <strong>Cottonwood</strong> is home to Dead Horse Ranch<br />
State Park. Located less than two miles from Old Town, this state landmark has earned a reputation<br />
as a favorite fishing hole, bird lover’s paradise, and hiker’s dream. With trails meandering through<br />
sycamore and cottonwood trees along the banks of the Verde River, Dead Horse Ranch State Park is<br />
a jewel in the center of <strong>Cottonwood</strong> all year round. azstateparks.com/dead-horse<br />
Don't stop there, continue the exploration on foot, bicycle, horseback, kayak or ATV. Check out<br />
Things to Do (page 50) to make the most of your outdoor adventure in <strong>Cottonwood</strong>!<br />
WILD WEST FUN<br />
Blazin’ M Ranch, an authentic western themed town located on the edge of <strong>Cottonwood</strong>, provides<br />
an evening of western activities, dinner and an unforgettable show. You’ll find fun family activities<br />
including mechanical bull riding, ax throwing and a shooting gallery. blazinm.com<br />
For family fun, take the kids to the new Be Wild Family Fun Park, located at Blazin'M Ranch. bewild.fun<br />
BLAZIN' M RANCH<br />
MAIN STREET COTTONWOOD<br />
COTTONWOOD<br />
GOLF/DISC GOLF<br />
The scenic and well-maintained Coyote Trails Golf Course is located at the base of Mingus<br />
Mountain. The course offers nine holes that strategically meander through the surrounding highdesert<br />
terrain. Tee time reservations recommended. coyotetrailsgolfcourse.com<br />
COYOTE TRAILS GOLF COURSE<br />
Whether you are a professional<br />
or an amateur disc golfer, you<br />
will enjoy the 18-hole course<br />
picturesquely nestled among<br />
the giant cottonwoods in the<br />
green belt of the Verde River at<br />
River Front Park.<br />
STAY<br />
Enjoy your stay in one of many<br />
comfortable and affordable<br />
lodging options in <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
(See Lodging, page 54).<br />
<strong>Guide</strong>d Tours<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong> and the Verde<br />
Valley are quickly gaining<br />
notoriety for the growing<br />
wine industry, boasting the<br />
state’s newest major American<br />
viticulture area. Celebrate the<br />
industry with a personalized/<br />
all-inclusive wine tour with an<br />
experienced tour operator and<br />
leave the details, and driving, to<br />
the guide/operator. See Wine<br />
Trail, page 18, for tour operators.<br />
You can also book guided<br />
micro-brewery tours and<br />
chocolate tours!<br />
You are welcome here!<br />
The friendly and laid-back locals are the foundational charm of this hip small town. <strong>Cottonwood</strong> is home to antique<br />
shops and specialty boutiques, fine restaurants, art galleries, wineries, tasting rooms and festivals throughout the year.<br />
There is something for everyone in <strong>Cottonwood</strong> and, you are welcome here!<br />
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COTTONWOOD<br />
ARTS<br />
Attend a show at OTCA theater concert venue with performances<br />
and entertainment in music, theater, comedy and the performing<br />
arts. oldtowncenter.org<br />
You can also visit working artist studios or participate in classes<br />
and art experiences at The Muse Gallery & Working Studios in<br />
the front cottage at OTCA. the-muse-gallery.com<br />
History buffs will enjoy the rooms and display cases at the<br />
Clemenceau Heritage Museum, filled with artifacts focused on<br />
Verde Valley history. The Railroad Room depicts miles of railroad<br />
during the early mining and smelting days. Three major events<br />
during the year are the Arts & Crafts American Style Show in<br />
February, the Early Settlers Day in October and the Zeke Taylor<br />
Barbecue in November. Wed. 9am-noon, Fri.-Sun. 11am-3pm.<br />
Closed major holidays. Located at 1 N. Willard. Volunteers<br />
and donations keep the museum operating. Allow one hour.<br />
clemenceaumuseum.com<br />
NIGHT LIFE<br />
Come down to Main Stage Monday through Saturday for nightly<br />
events including karaoke, bingo, pub trivia and live music.<br />
mainstageaz.com<br />
Take in a televised<br />
game or live<br />
entertainment while<br />
enjoying one of the<br />
mouth-watering<br />
sandwiches at The<br />
KROW Sports Bar &<br />
Grill, the new place in<br />
town! Plus, the entire<br />
family will have a<br />
blast playing skeeball,<br />
air hockey and<br />
more in The KROW’s<br />
dedicated game room.<br />
krowsportsbar.com<br />
!<br />
Stop by a <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
Visitor Center for<br />
maps, brochures,<br />
and speak with locals<br />
about some of their<br />
favorite things to do in<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong>:<br />
849 Cove Parkway<br />
928.634.7593<br />
or<br />
817 N. Main St.<br />
928.649.0509<br />
THE KROW SPORTS BAR & GRILL<br />
COTTONWOOD<br />
The City of <strong>Cottonwood</strong> began as a campground and stop-over for<br />
travelers to Oak Creek, Beaver Creek and Camp Verde. It was one of<br />
three main crossings over the Verde River. <strong>Cottonwood</strong> became a supplier<br />
of fresh produce to the copper miners in Jerome in the early years of the<br />
20th century. Today, it is the commercial hub of the Verde Valley with a<br />
growing population of approximately 20,000.<br />
Larry Pittman<br />
BOUTIQUE/SPECIALTY SHOPPING<br />
Find yourself exploring more than Old Town and you'll discover<br />
more unique shopping options.<br />
Crazy Tony’s Old Town Market<br />
802 N. Main St<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.239.9265<br />
crazy-tonys-old-town-market.<br />
business.site<br />
Desert Dancer<br />
529 W. Mingus Ave.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.2882<br />
desertdancer.com<br />
Gayle’s Chocolates<br />
541 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
888.761.2626<br />
gayleschocolates.com<br />
Making delicious handmade<br />
chocolates since 1979. See Ad on<br />
p. 33 for discount.<br />
10am-5pm Mon.-Sat.<br />
Hidden Treasures Upscale Resale<br />
675 E. <strong>Cottonwood</strong> St. Suite A-2<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
hiddentreasuresupscaleresale.com<br />
Larry’s Antiques<br />
796 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.639.1822<br />
larrysantiques.com<br />
Marketplace Boutique<br />
1035 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
203.586.9300<br />
Pawz on Main<br />
918 N. Main St., Ste B<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.239.4538<br />
pawzonmain.com<br />
L5S Outfitters & Sassy Cowgirl<br />
Boutique<br />
19 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.639.1540<br />
l5soutfitters.com<br />
Quilters Quarters & Bernina Too<br />
51 N. Verde Heights Dr.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.8161<br />
Shabby Chic Boutique on Main<br />
1037 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.649.6592<br />
Shadows Hot Mess<br />
1034 N Main St # 17<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.592.7793<br />
Shadow’s Hiss & Hearse Boutique<br />
911 Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
1034 N Main St # 17<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.592.7793<br />
Unique clothing, accessories<br />
and jewelry at a Fabulous<br />
Frenzied Fashion Boutique.<br />
Men: There is plenty for you too at<br />
the new Shadow’s Hiss & Hearse!<br />
Verde Valley Olive Oil Traders<br />
1002 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.9900<br />
vvoliveoil.com<br />
Stop in & sample our premium<br />
fresh olive oils and flavored<br />
aged balsamic vinegars.<br />
Verde Valley Music<br />
1500 E. State Rte. 89A<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.649.0901<br />
verdevalleymusic.com<br />
City of <strong>Cottonwood</strong> Tourism Office - 928.340.2729<br />
visitcottonwoodaz.org<br />
FOLLOW US! @visitcottonwoodaz @visitcottonwoodarizona<br />
COTTONWOOD<br />
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VERDE CANYON RAILROAD<br />
CLARKDALE<br />
Small Town, Big Heart<br />
The home of the Verde Canyon Railroad, Clarkdale’s historic business district is lively with an upscale lounge featuring<br />
live music five days a week, brewery, tasting rooms, restaurants, museums/galleries, and shops. Clarkdale’s public Verde<br />
River access points offer a perfect launch for your kayak adventure too!<br />
FISHING THE VERDE RIVER<br />
EXPERIENCE CLARKDALE<br />
u Take a trip on the Verde Canyon Railroad<br />
u Visit Tuzigoot National Monument<br />
u Fish from the banks, wade into the cool, fresh water or kayak the<br />
Verde’s gentle rapids with a local outfitter<br />
u Shop, Sip, Eat, and Stroll in the Clarkdale National Historic District<br />
u Go back in time at Clarkdale’s Museums<br />
Clarkdale is located just 4 miles from <strong>Cottonwood</strong>.<br />
The Verde Canyon Railroad is considered Arizona’s longest<br />
running nature show. The remote wilderness of the Verde Canyon<br />
is renowned for its towering, red rock pinnacles, clean, green<br />
waters, Indian ruins, tunnels, trestles and clear, azure skies. Most<br />
trains depart daily at 1pm. Reservations required. Allow four hours.<br />
verdecanyonrr.com<br />
HISTORY, ART & SHOPPING<br />
Take a stroll on historic Main Street....wander through the park...<br />
enjoy 386 buildings all listed on the National Register of Historic<br />
Places and tour the Clarkdale Historical Society’s Museum to<br />
explore Arizona’s first company town’s history at 900 First North St.<br />
clarkdalemuseum.org.<br />
A block south, at the center of the Clarkdale Historic District, the<br />
Arizona Copper Art Museum features copper art from around the<br />
world, with special emphasis on European and American works of<br />
art from the 16th - 20th centuries. Open daily 10am-5pm, at 849<br />
Main St., copperartmuseum.com.<br />
Verde Canyon Railroad’s southwestern-style depot, grounds and<br />
museum are open daily. Train and history buffs alike will enjoy the<br />
memorabilia and historic artifacts at the John Bell Museum. While<br />
at the train’s depot, pick up a souvenir at the Boxcar Gift Store and<br />
stop in (or take to-go) for lunch at the depot’s Copper Spike Cafe<br />
verdecanyonrr.com.<br />
PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING<br />
Founded in 1912, Clarkdale, with a current population<br />
of around 4,000, is unique in American history as<br />
Arizona’s first model company town. A product of the City<br />
Beautiful movement, Clarkdale housed smelter workers<br />
of the United Verde Copper Company, owned by railroad<br />
baron and copper tycoon Senator William A. Clark. Today,<br />
Clarkdale Historic District, comprising 386 structures, is an<br />
architect’s and history buff’s dream.<br />
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CLARKDALE<br />
Take nature home<br />
with you with a stop at the<br />
Arizona Botanical Gardens,<br />
located on the western<br />
edge of town, on the way to<br />
Jerome. This nursery and gift<br />
shop offers low maintenance<br />
cactus, succulents and low<br />
water plants in all sizes!<br />
azbotanicalgardens.com<br />
Arizona Botanical Gardens<br />
1011 Wildhorse Lane<br />
Clarkdale<br />
928.634.2166<br />
azbotanicalgardens.com<br />
RETAIL CACTUS NURSERY &<br />
Gift Shop.<br />
CLARKDALE’S HISTORIC<br />
MAIN STREET IS FULL OF<br />
FLAVOR!<br />
Start your day at Violette’s Bakery<br />
Café, a cute train caboose serving<br />
mouth-watering pastries and<br />
fresh, flavorful lunches. Clarkdale’s<br />
Main Street Café serves up hearty<br />
American cuisine that hits the spot<br />
after your outdoor adventure.<br />
The upscale 10-12 Lounge, open<br />
10am to midnight daily, features<br />
live music five days a week<br />
(1012lounge.com/events). Enjoy<br />
a drink and entertainment in the<br />
newly remodeled comfy lounge<br />
or the outdoor patio. A quick walk<br />
down Main is the newest brewery<br />
in the Verde Valley, Smelter<br />
Town Brewery. Smelter Town<br />
features craft beers and snacks<br />
Wednesdays through Mondays.<br />
VIOLETTE’S BAKERY CAFÉ<br />
DA RANCH<br />
CORNVILLE/PAGE SPRINGS<br />
For a unique small-town experience and the opportunity to enjoy Oak Creek without crowds, a trip to Cornville and Page<br />
Springs has it all. In these communities of approximately 4,000, you can enjoy golf, vineyards and wine tasting, birding<br />
and fine dining.<br />
GOLF<br />
Golf enthusiasts of all levels will enjoy Agave Highlands Golf Course,<br />
a par 71 layout at just over 3,300’ elevation. Agave Highlands offers<br />
a memorable round of golf overlooking the beautiful landscape of<br />
the Verde Valley framed by Mingus Mountain. This 18-hole course<br />
is playable at all levels. Tee time reservations recommended.<br />
agavehighlandsgolf.com<br />
PAGE SPRINGS ROAD WINERIES<br />
Experience four of the region’s favorite wineries – Page Springs<br />
Cellars, DA Ranch, Oak Creek Vineyards and Javelina Leap<br />
Vineyard, Winery & Bistro are all located within minutes of each<br />
other, along Page Springs Road and Dancing Apache Road. Each<br />
are producing a wide variety of wines in many different styles.<br />
Each of the Page Springs Road wineries are distinct to their label,<br />
are being praised by wine critics and have won national awards for<br />
their quality.<br />
DINE<br />
This small town is big on flavor with two top-rated dining gems.<br />
The Manzanita Inn serves dinner nightly featuring house-made<br />
German food, steaks, seafood & wild game. Up the Creek<br />
Bistro-Wine Bar is open for lunch and dinner and creates New<br />
American plates in their rustic eatery nestled on the banks of<br />
Oak Creek.<br />
The wineries in Page Springs also offer dining options from<br />
their onsite kitchens/bistros!<br />
PAGE SPRINGS FISH HATCHERY<br />
Nestled among the cool pines of the Coconino National Forest, the<br />
Page Springs Fish Hatchery offers a cool retreat from the desert<br />
during hot summer months. Families enjoy hiking the nature trail<br />
bordering Oak Creek and kids like visiting the show ponds to see<br />
the hatchery’s finest and largest trout. Designated by the National<br />
Audubon Society as an Important Bird Area (IBA), the hatchery is<br />
considered the premier birding area for the Verde Valley where over<br />
200 bird species have been identified. 928.634.4805<br />
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ALCANTARA VINEYARD & WINERY<br />
CAMP VERDE<br />
The Center of it All<br />
Editorial contributions by the Town of Camp Verde.<br />
Ancient cultures, military influence and ranching heritage blend together in Camp Verde. With a population of 12,000+, Camp<br />
Verde is a small town that began with farms and cattle ranches and has grown into a destination full of events and adventure.<br />
Stop by the Camp Verde Visitors Center and the Camp Verde Historical Society Museum at 435 S. Main Street for a taste of the<br />
area’s rich past, some friendly advice to enrich your visit, or a cool drink of water.<br />
Experience Camp Verde’s small-town charm, located in the geographical center of Arizona, where fun meets adventure.<br />
FLOAT<br />
Camp Verde spans 18 miles of the Verde River, a popular place<br />
for a leisurely trip in a kayak, canoe or anything else that floats.<br />
HIKE<br />
A web of urban trails leads to nearby bluffs and the occasional<br />
ancient pueblo. There is a trail for everyone in Camp Verde, in<br />
fact there are 17 of them. Camp Verde offers beautiful scenery,<br />
a chance to observe birds and other wildlife, and to explore the<br />
various flora in and around the Verde Valley.<br />
RIDE<br />
Cowboys and city-slickers alike (ages 5+) will enjoy the<br />
panoramic views of the Verde Valley during the horseback ride<br />
offered by at Wild Western Horseback Adventures. Goats, potbelly<br />
pigs and miniature horses vie for your attention back at the<br />
ranch. wildwesternhorseback.com (discount: WESTERN10)<br />
Jeep, horseback, and winery tours are offered by Alcantara<br />
Adventures where you are treated to amazing views of the Verde<br />
River, the Alcantara Vineyard & Winery, and ancient ruins.<br />
alcantaradventures.com<br />
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CAMP VERDE<br />
OUT OF AFRICA WILDLIFE PARK<br />
SHOOT<br />
Head to Copper Star Indoor Shooting Ranges for anything archery<br />
or firearm related. Rentals are available – some are even fully<br />
automatic. Enjoyed by experienced marksman and those that just<br />
want to have some fun. copperstarisr.com<br />
SAFARI<br />
Out of Africa Wildlife Park is nestled against the Mingus Mountains<br />
in the Verde Valley sits a 104-acre unique wildlife park – it’s not a<br />
zoo.. Here, you'll experience the splendor of the animal kingdom<br />
closer than you ever thought possible, blending the spirit of Africa<br />
with the harmony of nature. Whether it's the exciting Tiger Splash®<br />
show, the Predator Feed, or an immersive safari tour that will have<br />
you surrounded by free-roaming African plains animals, there's<br />
something for everyone here – all with the price of admission! If<br />
you're feeling a bit more daring, try the world-class Predator Zip<br />
Line tour and soar over the animals. Other options include the VIP<br />
Behind-the-Scenes tour, the SuperMog Safari Adventure, Sloth<br />
Encounters, and more. Giraffe kisses are free! Open daily 9:30am-<br />
5:00pm. outofafricapark.com<br />
ENTERTAINMENT<br />
Attend a performance of Jazz,<br />
Blues, Country or Classical<br />
Music at the Phillip England<br />
Center for the Performing Arts.<br />
Visit pecpaf.com for complete<br />
schedule.<br />
Cliff Castle Casino has been rated<br />
as the state’s best casino for over<br />
a decade. In addition to its gaming<br />
and entertainment, Cliff Castle<br />
Casino also offers venues for the<br />
entire family such as bowling,<br />
arcade, and Kids Quest.<br />
CLIFF CASTLE CASINO<br />
TASTE<br />
Whether you’re looking for fantastic Mexican food, fresh baked<br />
bread or mesquite barbecue, Camp Verde’s dining options will<br />
satisfy your craving.<br />
A local’s favorite is Gabriella’s Taco Shop & Fresh Garden Salsa<br />
– family owned and operated with only the best ingredients.<br />
Gabriella’s is 5-star Yelp-rated, described as “insanely good”!<br />
1580 AZ-260, Camp Verde, gabrielasmexicanfood.com<br />
Camp Verde is home to Alcantara Vineyard & Winery, Clear<br />
Creek Vineyard and Salt Mine Wine. See Wine Trail, page 18.<br />
Josh Gray<br />
PATHWAY TO THE<br />
HISTORY OF THE<br />
VERDE VALLEY<br />
When settlers arrived in the<br />
Camp Verde area to establish<br />
farms, they discovered the<br />
remains of ancient cultures.<br />
Spread generously across the<br />
valley floor, surrounding hills,<br />
and the occasional cliff face,<br />
were stone pueblos in various<br />
states of ruin.<br />
Archaeologists have worked<br />
to unravel the story of at least<br />
two different cultures. The<br />
Hohokam culture came first,<br />
presumably from the south,<br />
followed by the Sinagua,<br />
presumably from the north.<br />
The two cultures thrived here<br />
for about 1,200 to 1,500 years<br />
before disappearing around<br />
1425 AD.. Three local cultural<br />
sites–Montezuma Castle,<br />
Montezuma Well and Tuzigoot–<br />
are now National Monuments,<br />
protected and interpreted by<br />
the National Park Service.<br />
The museum at the Verde Valley<br />
Archaeology Center showcases<br />
regional archaeological<br />
heritage with artifact exhibits<br />
and a hands-on kids’ area.<br />
The Archaeology Center also<br />
offers private Hike-Explore-<br />
Learn Tours to the Verde<br />
Valley’s archeological sites.<br />
Reservations required for Tours.<br />
verdevalleyarchaeology.org<br />
Fort Verde State Historical Park<br />
(125 E. Hollamon St.) preserves<br />
the Apache Wars-era fort as it<br />
appeared in the 1880’s. Visit<br />
the museum and exhibits to<br />
explore the story of the Indian<br />
Wars history and lives of<br />
those who lived and served at<br />
the Fort. azstateparks.com/<br />
fort-verde<br />
WET BEAVER CREEK<br />
Lake Montezuma/Rimrock and Beaver Creek<br />
Lake Montezuma/Rimrock is one of the smallest towns in the Verde Valley but, the area offers big<br />
attractions for outdoor enthusiasts and aspiring archaeologists alike! Located 6 miles north of<br />
Camp Verde, off Interstate 17.<br />
u Visit Montezuma Castle<br />
and Montezuma Well<br />
National Monuments and<br />
the V Bar V Petroglyph<br />
Site – the largest known<br />
petroglyph site in the<br />
Verde Valley.<br />
u Fish, play in the creek or<br />
birdwatch in Wet Beaver<br />
Creek (access at Sycamore<br />
Community Park).<br />
u Hike, bike, or take a swim<br />
in the Wet Beaver Creek<br />
Wilderness area (located<br />
in the Coconino National<br />
Forest).<br />
V BAR V PETROGLYPH SITE<br />
Wikimedia Commons Wikimedia Commons<br />
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CITY OF JEROME<br />
JEROME<br />
DINE<br />
Whether you’re in the mood for steak, Mexican fare, a burger,<br />
breakfast or a BBQ, Jerome’s mostly quirky restaurants will make<br />
your stomach smile. For instance, in a hospital turned hotel, the<br />
upscale Asylum Restaurant pairs American & Southwestern<br />
fare with scenic views. Or, located in Arizona’s oldest operating<br />
restaurant building (the English Kitchen, 1899), Bobby D’s BBQ<br />
serves up slow-smoked entrees and fresh salads that you’ll likely<br />
enjoy as much as the atmosphere.<br />
SHOP<br />
The boutiques and galleries in Jerome have many unique items,<br />
and with the local artists who inhabit the town, you are sure to<br />
find artwork and crafts to take home. A few favorites:<br />
The city in the sky<br />
Jerome was at one time the most talked about wild west mining camp in America - it’s now listed on the National Historic<br />
Register. Its population went from 15,000 in its heyday, to a “ghost town” of under 50 people, to its role today as a center for<br />
the arts with unique shops, sophisticated galleries, wonderful wineries, tasting rooms, bistros, hotels and B&Bs - with just<br />
under 500 permanent residents. Jerome’s scenic view of the entire Verde Valley offers wonderful photographic opportunities.<br />
Jerome Olive Oil Traders<br />
403 Clark St., B-12<br />
Jerome<br />
928.634.2090<br />
vvoliveoil.com<br />
Stop in & sample our premium<br />
fresh olive oils and flavored<br />
aged balsamic vinegars.<br />
Rickeldoris Candy &<br />
Popcorn Company<br />
405 Hull Ave., Jerome<br />
928.639.1340<br />
Walk into this quaint store and<br />
smell the aroma of fresh kettle<br />
corn, nostalgic candies, chocolates<br />
& licorice from Europe.<br />
PUSCIFER THE STORE<br />
EXPLORE<br />
u Book a fun and informative Haunted or Historical tour and hear<br />
the many fascinating tales of “The Wickedest Town in the<br />
West!” ghosttowntours.org<br />
u Travel back in time at the Jerome State Historical Park. Explore<br />
the history of the eye-catching landmark known as the Douglas<br />
Mansion and the Douglas family through photographs,<br />
artifacts, minerals and a 3-D model of the town and<br />
underground mines. azstateparks.com/jerome<br />
u Experience the Mine…The Gold King Mine & Ghost Town<br />
displays early machinery of the mining era in Jerome and will<br />
round out this step back in time. While there, visit the petting<br />
zoo, pan for gold, view historic buildings and vintage<br />
transportation. Open daily 9am-5pm, 1000 Perkinsville Road,<br />
928.634.0053, goldkingmineghosttown.com<br />
u Stroll Jerome’s art galleries like the Jerome Artists Co-Op, a<br />
gallery in the Jerome hotel featuring paintings, pottery and<br />
more, all by local artists. jeromecoop.com<br />
u Enjoy a brew at a Jerome saloon or a glass of wine in one of<br />
Jerome’s tasting rooms (see Wineries & Tasting Rooms Section)<br />
u The Mingus Mountain Area, located southwest of Jerome<br />
(off State Rte. 89A) in the Prescott National Forest offers<br />
opportunities for hiking, biking, camping and more.<br />
Puscifer the Store<br />
140 Main Street<br />
Jerome<br />
928.639.3516<br />
puscifer.com<br />
Explore a creative wonderland<br />
of music, apparel, accessories, and<br />
collectibles. Open 11am-6pm<br />
Sun.-Thu., 11am-8pm Fri.-Sat.<br />
Roam in Jerome<br />
Held the first Saturday of every month from 5-8pm, this is one of Arizona’s<br />
premier getaways for art lovers and collectors alike. Shops and saloons are<br />
open and live music is in the air. jeromechamber.com<br />
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RED ROCK COUNTRY<br />
u Visit the Chapel of the Holy Cross. Built in 1956, designed by Marguerite Brunswig<br />
Staude, a pupil of Frank Lloyd Wright, the Chapel appears to rise out of the<br />
surrounding red rocks. The towering cross and awesome panorama of buttes, valley<br />
and sky are a source of inspiration inviting rest, reflection, and photo opportunities<br />
in all directions. chapeloftheholycross.com<br />
SEDONA ARTS CENTER<br />
BELL ROCK<br />
SEDONA ARTS CENTER UPTOWN GALLERY<br />
u Spend a leisurely afternoon at Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village, a recreated<br />
Mexican village that hosts a myriad of shops and restaurants offering unique and<br />
unexpected cultural experiences. tlaq.com<br />
Josh Gray<br />
u Enjoy the beauty of Sedona’s red rocks while playing an equally spectacular<br />
and entertaining golf course. Favorite: oakcreekcc.com<br />
u Whatever you are craving, Sedona is likely to serve it up. Tip: Order picnic to-go and<br />
dine outdoors with red rock ambiance!<br />
u Art Galleries - There are many but, if you have to choose just one, we suggest the<br />
Sedona Arts Center’s Uptown Gallery and store showcasing works by local artists,<br />
including jewelry, rare pieces of fine art and photography. The Sedona Arts Center<br />
also offers workshops, classes and field expeditions. Open daily until 5pm.<br />
sedonaartscenter.org<br />
u Enjoy a Classical Music Concert performed by the world’s finest musicians among the<br />
red rocks of Sedona. chambermusicsedona.org<br />
u Experience the beauty of the red rocks and Verde Valley from the air – helicopter<br />
tours out of the Sedona airport. guidanceair.com<br />
u Hike, bike, and swim - enjoy the natural beauty of the red rock formations.<br />
See link to local trail map on page 11.<br />
GUIDANCE AIR<br />
CHAPEL OF THE HOLY CROSS<br />
SEDONA<br />
Red rock country<br />
Magnificent red rock formations surround Sedona’s world-class restaurants, numerous art galleries and hundreds of<br />
unique shops. There are many arts and cultural activities plus golf, hiking, balloon rides and helicopter tours in this<br />
world-renowned community of 10,300 residents. Several Jeep tour companies offer the unique experience of traveling<br />
through the red rock canyons and areas otherwise forbidden to motor travel.<br />
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DINNER OUT<br />
While flavorful Mexican and Southwestern eats are a Verde Valley specialty,<br />
New American and European fare, predominantly Italian, is also abundant.<br />
Merkin Vineyards Tasting Room & Osteria in Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong> provides a<br />
healthy serving of Arizona ambiance with their made-from-scratch pastas and<br />
breads, locally-sourced produce, and family-produced wines. In Cornville, the<br />
historic and charming Up the Creek Bistro-Wine Bar serves up New American<br />
plates or, enjoy European-inspired flavors at the Manzanita Restaurant, a<br />
quaint German restaurant serving made-from-scratch soups and sauces with<br />
seafood, steaks and other specialty dishes on the menu.<br />
Asylum Restaurant<br />
200 Hill St.,<br />
Jerome<br />
928.639.3197 or 888.817.6788<br />
asylumrestaurant.com<br />
MERKIN VINEYARDS<br />
TASTING ROOM &<br />
OSTERIA<br />
LET’S EAT!<br />
The Verde Valley offers dining options for everyone<br />
- hometown cafés and burger joints to sophisticated<br />
international fare and steak houses located in<br />
historic buildings.<br />
There is a special dining experience waiting for you<br />
in every part of the Verde Valley. Enjoy!<br />
Colt 804 Grill<br />
804 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.1140<br />
colt804.com<br />
Cork and Catch<br />
1750 E. Villa Dr., Ste. A-B<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.649.2675<br />
corkandcatch.com<br />
Grapes Restaurant & Bar<br />
111 Main St.<br />
Jerome<br />
928.639.8477<br />
grapesjerome.com<br />
JT’s Bistro<br />
348 S. Main St.<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.567.7520<br />
jtbistro.com<br />
Mai Thai on Main<br />
157 S. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.649.2999<br />
maithaionmain.net<br />
Manzanita Restaurant<br />
11425 E. Cornville Road<br />
Cornville<br />
928.634.8851<br />
themanzanitarestaurant.com<br />
Featuring house-made German<br />
food, steaks, seafood & wild game.<br />
Serving dinner 4pm.<br />
Moscato Italian Restaurant<br />
396 S. Main St., Camp Verde<br />
928.567.7417<br />
moscatoitalian.com<br />
Merkin Vineyards<br />
Tasting Room & Osteria<br />
1001 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.639.1001<br />
merkinvineyardsosteria.com<br />
Committed to grass roots approach<br />
to Italian country food inspired by<br />
regional ingredients.<br />
Nic’s Italian Steak & Crab House<br />
925 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.9626<br />
nicsaz.com<br />
Pizzeria Bocce Patio Bar<br />
1060 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.202.3597<br />
boccecottonwood.com<br />
Stagecoach Country Roadhouse<br />
1405 W. SR89A, Sedona<br />
928.203.5463<br />
stagecoachsedona.com<br />
Storytellers Steakhouse at Cliff<br />
Castle Casino Hotel<br />
555 Middle Verde Road, Camp Verde<br />
928.567.7905<br />
cliffcastlecasinohotel.com<br />
The Tavern Grille<br />
914 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.6669<br />
thetaverngrille.com<br />
Up The Creek Bistro and Wine Bar<br />
1975 N. Page Springs Road, Cornville<br />
928.634.9954<br />
upthecreekaz.com<br />
Nestled in Page Springs wine<br />
country, enjoy fine-dining with a<br />
view of Oak Creek at our<br />
friendly, rustic bistro.<br />
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LET'S EAT<br />
CAFÉS & COFFEE<br />
Cafés, Diners and Coffee shops are abundant in the Verde Valley!<br />
CADUCEUS CELLARS<br />
Annie’s<br />
660 E. Mingus Ave., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.4121<br />
Want a great breakfast? Stop by<br />
Annie’s for some delicious Chicken<br />
fried steak!!<br />
Black Bear Diner<br />
1041 S. State Rte. 260, <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.8188<br />
Caduceus Cellars<br />
158 Main St., Jerome<br />
928.639.9463<br />
caduceus.org<br />
Serving espresso daily after 11am.<br />
Crema Craft Kitchen & Bar<br />
917 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.649.5785<br />
cremacottonwood.com<br />
Dutch Bros. Coffee<br />
1519 E State Rte. 89A, <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
541.955.4700<br />
dutchbros.com<br />
Firecreek Coffee<br />
677 E. Mingus Ave., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.639.1234<br />
firecreekcoffee.com<br />
Hilltop Deli - Jerome<br />
403 Clark Street, B8, Jerome<br />
928.639.3354<br />
hilltopdeliaz.com<br />
Main Street Cafe<br />
920 Main St., Clarkdale<br />
928.649.3070<br />
clarkdalemainstreetcafe.com<br />
The Mine Café<br />
115 Jerome Ave., Jerome<br />
928.639.0123<br />
Randall’s Restaurant<br />
891 S. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.0043<br />
Red Rooster Café<br />
901 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.649.8100<br />
oldtownredroostercafe.com<br />
Thanks A Latte<br />
348 S. Main St., Camp Verde<br />
928.567.6450<br />
Verde Lea Market Deli & Grill<br />
516 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.8731<br />
verdelea.com<br />
Violette’s Bakery Café<br />
900 Main St., Clarkdale<br />
928.607.6808<br />
MEXICAN &<br />
SOUTHWESTERN<br />
If you are craving authentic Mexican<br />
food, the Verde Valley will deliver.<br />
Adriana’s Mexican Restaurant<br />
1124 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.1466<br />
Calavera Bar & Grill<br />
747 S. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.9618<br />
El Patio Bar & Grill<br />
1695 E. <strong>Cottonwood</strong> St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.0158<br />
facebook.com/elpatiobarandgrill/<br />
Come in for the best Mexican<br />
food in <strong>Cottonwood</strong>!<br />
Gabriela’s Taco Shop &<br />
Fresh Garden Salsa<br />
1580 W. State Rte. 260, Camp Verde<br />
928.567.2120<br />
gabrielasmexicanfood.com<br />
The best authentic Mexican food.<br />
Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner.<br />
AMERICAN/<br />
BAR & GRILLS<br />
Altrui Restaurant<br />
1 S. Main St.<br />
(Located in Main Stage)<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.301.8912<br />
G’s Burgers<br />
1220 S. Eastern Dr., Ste. A<br />
Cornville<br />
928.634.2867<br />
The KROW Sports Bar & Grill<br />
321 S. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.3838<br />
krowsportsbar.com<br />
Full menu until 1 a.m. Familyfriendly!<br />
Skee-ball, air hockey,<br />
darts, pool tables & AZ Lottery.<br />
Oak Creek Brewery and Grill<br />
336 State Rte. 179, Ste. D201<br />
Sedona<br />
928.282.3300<br />
oakcreekgrill.com<br />
Verde Brewing Company<br />
325 S. Main St.<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928-567-7033<br />
verdebrewing.com<br />
FAMILY FAVORITES<br />
Watch your favorite team or challenge your friends and family to a game of<br />
skee-ball after dinner at The KROW Sports Bar & Grill.<br />
The whole family will enjoy a chuckwagon dinner with live entertainment at<br />
Blazin’ M Ranch.<br />
Acme Pizzaria<br />
280 S. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.2263<br />
acmepizzaria.com<br />
Bing’s Burger Station<br />
794 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.852.0109<br />
bingsburgers.com<br />
Fresh burgers, sandwiches & salads.<br />
Shakes, cones & sodas. Cold Beer<br />
& cocktails. Dog friendly patio.<br />
Blazin’ M Ranch<br />
1875 Mabery Ranch Road<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.0334 or 800.937.8643<br />
blazinm.com/dining-entertainment<br />
Come out to this Western<br />
Themed Town for an evening of<br />
western activities, dinner and<br />
an unforgettable show. Fun family<br />
activities include Mechanical Bull<br />
Riding, Ax Throwing and our<br />
Shooting Gallery!<br />
The Haunted Hamburger<br />
410 Clark St., Jerome<br />
928.634.0554<br />
thehauntedhamburger.com<br />
SWEETS<br />
Satisfy your cravings with a sweet stop!<br />
Gayle’s Chocolates<br />
541 N. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
888.761.2626<br />
gayleschocolates.com<br />
Making delicious handmade chocolates<br />
since 1979. See Ad on p. 33 for discount.<br />
10am-5pm Mon.-Sat.<br />
Rickeldoris Candy &<br />
Popcorn Company<br />
405 Hull Ave., Jerome<br />
928.639.1340<br />
Walk into this quaint store and smell<br />
the aroma of fresh kettle corn, nostalgic<br />
candies, chocolates & licorice from Europe.<br />
JEROME<br />
GRAND HOTEL<br />
In a hospital<br />
turned<br />
Jerome Hotel,<br />
the Asylum<br />
Restaurant<br />
provides an<br />
upscale and<br />
flavorful spot,<br />
pairing American<br />
& Southwestern<br />
fare with scenic<br />
views.<br />
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Alcantara Adventures<br />
6101 E Coury Dr., Camp Verde<br />
928.852.4161<br />
alcantaradventures.com<br />
Jeep, Horseback & Winery<br />
Tours in Camp Verde.<br />
Agave Highlands Golf<br />
645 S. Verde Santa Fe Pkwy., Cornville<br />
928.634.5454<br />
agavehighlandsgolf.com<br />
Coyote Trails Golf Course<br />
1480 Annas Ave., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.1093<br />
coyotetrailsgolfcourse.com<br />
Verde Valley’s best kept secret.<br />
Ask for Visitors <strong>Guide</strong> Special.<br />
BLAZIN' M RANCH<br />
THINGS TO DO<br />
The Verde Valley is an outdoor adventure paradise<br />
While best known for its vinos and vineyards, the Verde Valley is also one of the most diverse outdoor playgrounds in<br />
Arizona. Year around, locals and visitors enjoy hiking and biking along the areas’ many trails, playing a few rounds of<br />
golf, or simply strolling through one of our historic downtowns.<br />
Be Inspired!<br />
u Get your feet wet kayaking or tubing the Verde River.<br />
u Explore the Verde Valley by land on horseback, ATV or Jeep.<br />
u Discover the wonder of the ancient civilizations with a Hike-Explore-Learn<br />
archaeology tour.<br />
u Shop and explore the recreated Mexican village of Tlaquepaque in Sedona<br />
for one-of- a- kind art treasures and distinctive gifts.<br />
u Climb aboard the Verde Canyon Railroad where you can order drink and relax<br />
on a 4-hour, 20-mile climate-controlled journey through awe-inspired scenery.<br />
u Explore the paranormal with a haunted tour/visit to Jerome.<br />
u Safari tour at Out of Africa Wildlife Park to view Lions, Tigers, Bears,<br />
Rhinoceros, Giraffes, Hyenas, Warthogs, and many others from cute and<br />
soft to scaly and slithery.<br />
u Test your skills…ride a mechanical bull, chuck an axe, or fire wax bullets from a<br />
Colt .45 six-shooter at Blazin’ M Ranch. Or, head over to Copper Star Indoor<br />
Shooting Range for everything archery and firearm related (rentals available).<br />
Be Wild at Blazin' M Ranch<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong>'s newest Family Fun Park! Rock climbing, bungee jumping,<br />
gellyball, bounce house zone and more. Open Sat. & Sun., 10am - 4pm,<br />
bewild.fun<br />
Blazin’ M Ranch & Be Wild<br />
Family Fun Park<br />
1875 Mabery Ranch Road<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.0334 or 800.937.8643<br />
blazinm.com/frontier-town<br />
Come out to this Western Themed<br />
Town for an evening of western<br />
activities, dinner and an<br />
unforgettable show. Fun family<br />
activities include Mechanical Bull<br />
Riding, Ax Throwing and our<br />
Shooting Gallery!<br />
See Be Wild at Blazin' M Ranch<br />
on page 50.<br />
Clarkdale Kayak Company<br />
920 Main St., Clarkdale<br />
800.478.4711<br />
Cliff Castle Casino<br />
555 W. Middle Verde Road, Camp Verde<br />
928.567.7900<br />
cliffcastlecasinohotel.com<br />
Constant Evolution Escape Rooms<br />
551 S. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.593.9828<br />
constantevolutionescaperooms.com<br />
Copper Star Indoor<br />
Shooting Range<br />
3535 W. Sharp Shooter Way<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.567.5300<br />
copperstarisr.com<br />
Come rent our fully automatic<br />
machine gun from the original<br />
Red Dawn movie. Priceless<br />
memories made here!<br />
Ghost Town Tours<br />
403 Clark St.<br />
Jerome<br />
928.634-6118<br />
ghosttowntours.org<br />
Fun & informative Haunted and<br />
Historical tours that are full of<br />
surprises!<br />
Gold King Mine & Ghost Town<br />
1000 Perkinsville Road, Jerome<br />
928.634.0053<br />
goldkingmineghosttown.com<br />
Authentic historic mining town<br />
located a mile north of Jerome<br />
– north past the fire station to all<br />
the fun.<br />
Guidance Air<br />
1200 Airport Road, Sedona<br />
928.351.1000<br />
guidanceair.com<br />
Sedona’s premier helicopter tour<br />
operator. Ranked #1 Outdoor<br />
Activity in Sedona by TripAdvisor.<br />
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THINGS TO DO<br />
VERDE ADVENTURES<br />
Leighnor Aircraft<br />
Prescott Regional Airport<br />
6418 MacCurdy Dr.<br />
Prescott<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong> Municipal Airport<br />
668 S Airpark Road<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.499.3080 or 844.588.2359<br />
leighnoraircraft.com<br />
Leighnor Aircraft provides<br />
aircraft rentals, flight instruction<br />
and discovery flights for aviation<br />
enthusiasts.<br />
Oakcreek Country Club<br />
690 Bell Rock Blvd.<br />
Sedona<br />
928.284.1660<br />
oakcreekcc.com<br />
Old Town Center for the Arts<br />
633 N. 5th St. (5th St. and Main)<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.0940<br />
oldtowncenter.org<br />
Sept thru May - Experience it Live!<br />
Music Concerts, Theater, Comedy,<br />
& Art with the finest National,<br />
International, Regional & Local<br />
Performing Artists Since 2008.<br />
New! Monday Movies on Main.<br />
Out of Africa Wildlife Park<br />
3505 W. State Rte. 260<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.567.2840<br />
outofafricapark.com<br />
Safari tours, entertaining &<br />
educational shows, animal<br />
encounters, hands-on interactions,<br />
shopping, and food. Lions, Tigers,<br />
Bears, Rhinoceros, Giraffes,<br />
Hyenas, Warthogs, and many<br />
others from cute and soft to scaly<br />
and slithery. Admission covers all<br />
shows and tours. Use promo code<br />
EXPLORE or coupon for savings.<br />
Predator Zip Lines<br />
3505 W. State Rte. 260<br />
(at Out of Africa Wildlife Park)<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.567.9947<br />
predatorzipline.com<br />
Sedona Jeep Tours<br />
320 N. State Rte. 89A<br />
Sinagua Plaza, Ste. T<br />
Sedona<br />
928.282.6656<br />
sedonajeeptours.com<br />
Tours of Jerome and the<br />
Verde Valley<br />
928.639.4361<br />
toursofjerome.com<br />
Trail Horse Adventures<br />
675 Dead Horse Ranch Road<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.5276 or 866.958.7425<br />
trailhorseadventures.com<br />
Rides through beautiful Dead<br />
Horse Ranch State Park.<br />
Verde Adventures<br />
Serving the Verde Valley<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.204.6440 or 877.673.3661<br />
verdeadventure.com<br />
Have a blast on kayak or tube at<br />
the Verde River.<br />
Verde Valley Archaeology<br />
Center and Museum<br />
460 W. Finnie Flat Road<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.567.0066<br />
verdevalleyarchaeology.org<br />
Explore the history of ancient<br />
Verde Valley civilizations<br />
through artifacts and guided<br />
Hike-Explore-Learn Tours. The<br />
Official Nonprofit Partner of the<br />
National Park Service for<br />
Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot.<br />
Verde Valley Bicycle Company<br />
743 N. Main St.<br />
928.202.4941<br />
verdevalleybicyclecompany.com<br />
Vortex ATV Rental<br />
551 N. Main St., Ste. B<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.235.4520<br />
vortexatvrental.com<br />
Wild Western Horseback<br />
Adventures<br />
3885 Old Highway 279<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.285.2076<br />
wildwesternhorseback.com<br />
Perfect for nervous first timers,<br />
beginners and families with<br />
children ages 5+.<br />
Free petting zoo admission when<br />
you ride with us.<br />
Use discount code: WESTERN10<br />
Tlaquepaque Arts &<br />
Shopping Village<br />
336 State Rte. 179<br />
Sedona<br />
928.282.4838<br />
tlaq.com<br />
Tlaquepaque is a recreated<br />
Mexican village that hosts a<br />
myriad of shops and restaurants<br />
offering unique and unexpected<br />
cultural experiences.<br />
Verde Canyon Railroad<br />
300 N. Broadway<br />
Clarkdale<br />
928.639.0010 or 877.800.7325<br />
verdecanyonrr.com<br />
A ride on Verde Canyon Railroad<br />
features towering, crimson cliffs;<br />
ancient Indian ruins and a 734-foot,<br />
man-made tunnel.<br />
SPIRITUAL<br />
Sedona’s vortexes are known internationally for their mystical energy.<br />
The more well-known vortexes include Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock,<br />
Boynton Canyon and Airport Mesa. Contact an expert practitioner or<br />
visit Sedona’s vortex sites on your own to experience the energy and<br />
marvel in the beauty of Sedona’s red rock formations.<br />
Raven’s Haven Portal Retreat<br />
1979 Old Jerome Hwy.<br />
Clarkdale<br />
928.202.5566<br />
sedonaspiritual.com/ravens-cosmic-portal<br />
SpiritQuest Retreats<br />
75 Kallof Pl., #102<br />
Sedona<br />
928.282.2509<br />
retreatsinsedona.com<br />
Secret Mountain Tours<br />
2370 W. State Rte. 89A<br />
Ste. 11-405<br />
Sedona<br />
928.300.0963<br />
secretmountaintours.com<br />
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LODGING<br />
The Cactus Pad<br />
1038 N. Cactus St., Ste. B<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.821.0288<br />
PINES INN & SUITES<br />
THE TAVERN HOTEL<br />
IRON HORSE INN<br />
Josh Gray<br />
Beaver Creek Inn<br />
4224 N. Montezuma Ave.<br />
Rimrock-Lake Montezuma<br />
928.567.4475<br />
beavercreekinnaz.com<br />
A family-owned, rural, village inn<br />
off the beaten path of Wet Beaver<br />
Creek.<br />
Best Western <strong>Cottonwood</strong> Inn<br />
993 S. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.5575 or 877.873.1294<br />
bestwestern.com/cottonwood<br />
Cliff Castle Casino Hotel<br />
555 Middle Verde Road<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.567.6611 or 800.381.7568<br />
cliffcastlecasinohotel.com<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong> Hotel<br />
930 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.9455<br />
cottonwoodhotel.com<br />
Days Inn & Suites Camp Verde<br />
1640 W. State Rte. 260<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.567.3700<br />
wyndhamhotels.com/days-inn<br />
Ghost City Inn<br />
541 Main Street<br />
Jerome<br />
928.634.4678<br />
ghostcityinn.com<br />
Family-owned historic hotel with<br />
spectacular views. Centrally<br />
located in Jerome.<br />
Holiday Inn Express<br />
Sedona-Oak Creek<br />
6176 Hwy. 176<br />
Sedona<br />
928.284.0711<br />
ihg.com<br />
Horse Feathers Ranch<br />
1650 N. Page Lane<br />
Cornville<br />
928.325.7230<br />
The Iron Horse Inn<br />
1034 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.8031<br />
ironhorseoldtown.com<br />
Located in Old Town <strong>Cottonwood</strong>,<br />
this historic property’s rooms,<br />
with all the modern touches, are<br />
sure to dazzle you with comfort<br />
and uniqueness!<br />
JEROME GRAND HOTEL<br />
LODGING<br />
Stay in the Verde Valley<br />
Make yourself comfortable in one of our hotels, motels, B&B's, vacation rentals, RV parks, or campgrounds. The Verde<br />
Valley has an option for every budget.<br />
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LODGING<br />
Sedona Reál Inn & Suites<br />
95 Arroyo Pinon Dr.<br />
Sedona<br />
928.282.1414 or 800.353.1239<br />
sedonareal.com<br />
Jerome Grand Hotel<br />
200 Hill St<br />
Jerome<br />
928.634.8200 or 888.817.6788<br />
jeromegrandhotel.net<br />
Jerome’s only full-service hotel- a<br />
welcoming beacon to bygone days.<br />
Little Daisy Motel<br />
34 S. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.7865<br />
littledaisy.com<br />
Lux Verde Hotel<br />
301 W. State Rte. 89A<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.4207<br />
luxverdehotel.com<br />
Origins Bed & Breakfast<br />
5180 E. Comanche Dr.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.224.2922<br />
originsbedandbreakfast.com<br />
Pines Inn & Suites <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
920 S. Camino Real<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.9975<br />
pinesinnandsuites.com<br />
Let us welcome you to your home<br />
away from home in the heart of<br />
Verde Valley Wine Country.<br />
Sedona Mago Retreat<br />
3500 E. Bill Gray Road<br />
Sedona<br />
928.204.3391<br />
sedonamagoretreat.org<br />
SpringHill Suites by Marriott,<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
565 S. 6th Street, <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.395.3697<br />
marriott.com/PRCCW<br />
All suites hotel, ideal for business<br />
and leisure travelers alike.<br />
Super 8 <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
800 S. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.639.1888<br />
super8.com<br />
Sycamore Springs Guest House<br />
470 S. Merritt Ranch Road<br />
Cornville<br />
928.300.6813<br />
ssguesthouse.com<br />
The Tavern Hotel<br />
904 N. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.639.1669<br />
thetavernhotel.com<br />
Verde Valley Extended Stay<br />
960 Cove Pkwy.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.3026<br />
verdevalleyextendedstay.com<br />
Verde Valley Inn<br />
1089 S. State Rte. 260<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.3678<br />
verdevalleyinn.com<br />
DISTANT DRUMS RV RESORT<br />
Dead Horse Ranch State Park<br />
675 Dead Horse Ranch Road<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.5283<br />
azstateparks.gov<br />
Distant Drums RV Resort<br />
583 W. Middle Verde Road<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.554.8000 or 877.577.5507<br />
ddrvresort.com<br />
Located in the central Verde Valley<br />
region of Arizona.<br />
Mountain VU RV Park & Self Storage<br />
11295 Cornville Road, Cornville<br />
928.639.2984<br />
mountainvurvpark.com<br />
RV PARKS & CAMPGROUNDS<br />
Turquoise Triangle RV Park<br />
2501 E. State Rte. 89A, <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.5294<br />
turquoisetrianglervpark.com<br />
Verde Ranch RV Resort<br />
1105 N. Dreamcatcher Dr., Camp Verde<br />
928.567.7126<br />
verderanchrvresort.com<br />
Verde Valley RV &<br />
Camping Resort<br />
6400 E. Thousand Trails Road<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
888.481.6348<br />
thousandtrails.com<br />
Get Out and Camp! Book Now!<br />
Sedona Luxury Vacation Rentals<br />
1785 W. SR 89A, Ste. 2G<br />
Sedona<br />
928.282.2864<br />
SedonaLuxuryVacationRentals.com<br />
Representing vacation rentals in<br />
Sedona and the Verde Valley for<br />
over 30 years.<br />
The View Motel<br />
818 S. Main St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.7581<br />
theviewmotel.com<br />
AAA, Quiet, Free WiFi, BBQs,<br />
Clean Rooms, Heated Pool & Spa.<br />
The best view in <strong>Cottonwood</strong>.<br />
Rio Verde RV Park<br />
3420 E. State Rte. 89A, <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.5990<br />
rioverdervpark.com<br />
Sunrise Resorts Page Springs Park<br />
1951 N. Page Springs Road, Cornville<br />
928.634.4309<br />
sunriseresorts.com<br />
Zane Grey RV Village<br />
4500 E. Hwy. 260, Camp Verde<br />
928.567.4320<br />
zanegreyrv.com<br />
RV Sites and Luxury Cabins.<br />
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BLAZIN' M RANCH<br />
Inspire Communities -<br />
Pine Shadows<br />
2050 W. State Rte. 89A<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.642.9236<br />
inspirecommunities.com/<br />
communities/pine-shadows<br />
55+ Gated resort style living.<br />
Mandalay Homes<br />
1955 Commerce Center Circle #A<br />
Prescott<br />
928.325.2319<br />
MandalayHomes.com<br />
Mountain Gate in Clarkdale,<br />
There’s a Certain Energy Here.<br />
Miramonte at Mesquite Hills<br />
2105 Sunset Dr.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.707.1208<br />
MiramonteHomes.com<br />
Building the finest homes across<br />
the state of Arizona since 1992.<br />
Sedona Luxury Vacation Rentals<br />
1785 W. SR 89A, Ste. 2G<br />
Sedona<br />
928.282.2864<br />
SedonaLuxuryVacationRentals.com<br />
Representing vacation rentals in<br />
Sedona and the Verde Valley for<br />
over 30 years.<br />
Tahona Epperson - Coldwell<br />
Banker Northland Real Estate<br />
1075 S. State Rte. 260<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
Tahona 928.300.2123 or<br />
Connie 928.821.0771<br />
TheEstatesAtMountainGate.com or<br />
cwbanker.com<br />
Top selling office in the Verde<br />
Valley. Selling The Estates at<br />
Mountain Gate.<br />
INFORMATION<br />
REAL ESTATE/RELOCATION<br />
Aspen Ridge Apartments<br />
831 E. Mingus Ave<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.639.3388<br />
aspenridgeliving.com<br />
One, Two, & Three Bedroom<br />
apartment homes. Clubhouse,<br />
Pool, Covered Parking.<br />
Coldwell Banker Northland<br />
1075 S. State Rte. 260, Ste. D<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.9536<br />
cwbanker.com<br />
Top selling office in the Verde<br />
Valley.<br />
Foothills Property Management<br />
868 Cove Pkwy., Ste. 3<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.7507<br />
1615 W. State Rte. 89A<br />
Sedona<br />
928.282.9533<br />
FPMSedona.com or<br />
FoothillsRentals.com<br />
One-stop company for all your<br />
rental management, purchase and<br />
listing needs! Largest residential<br />
and vacation property<br />
management company in the area.<br />
Inspire Communities -<br />
On the Greens<br />
1133 Nicklaus Dr.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.569.9909<br />
inspirecommunities.com/<br />
communities/onthegreens<br />
55+ Gated Golf Course living.<br />
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INFORMATION<br />
TRANSPORTATION<br />
CK’s Need A Lift<br />
928.301.1982<br />
Northern Arizona Healthcare<br />
nahealth.com<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong> Area Transit<br />
928. 634.2287<br />
cottonwoodaz.gov<br />
Verde Valley Medical Center<br />
269 S. Candy Lane<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.2251<br />
LEIGHNOR AIRCRAFT<br />
Leighnor Aircraft<br />
Prescott Regional Airport<br />
6418 MacCurdy Dr., Prescott<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong> Municipal Airport<br />
668 S Airpark Road<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.499.3080 or 844.588.2359<br />
leighnoraircraft.com<br />
Leighnor Aircraft provides<br />
aircraft rentals, flight instruction<br />
and discovery flights for aviation<br />
enthusiasts.<br />
AAA Arizona<br />
928.776.4222<br />
az.aaa.com<br />
Groome Transportation<br />
928.350.8466<br />
groometransportation.com<br />
Enterprise Rent-A-Car<br />
483 S. Main St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.0049 or<br />
800.Rent.A.Car<br />
enterprise.com<br />
Sedona Sedans and Vans<br />
928.649.0345<br />
sedonasedansandvans.com<br />
SERVICES<br />
Canine Country Club<br />
1461 E. Cherry St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.639.1624<br />
Hillside Canine Resort & Spa<br />
874 Industrial Dr.<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.567.6304<br />
hillsidecanineresortandspa.com<br />
Northern Arizona Healthcare –<br />
Camp Verde Campus<br />
1298 W. Finnie Flat Road<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.639.5509<br />
Northern Arizona Healthcare –<br />
Sedona Campus<br />
3700 W. State Rte. 89A<br />
Sedona<br />
928.634.2251<br />
Sanctuary Cove Healthcare<br />
799 Cove Pkwy.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.649.6474<br />
sanctuarycovehealthcare.com<br />
Spectrum Healthcare<br />
8 E. <strong>Cottonwood</strong> St.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.2236<br />
spectrumhealthcare-group.com<br />
RETIREMENT & ASSISTED LIVING<br />
Austin House Assisted Living<br />
195 S. Willard St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.4278<br />
windsoraustinhouse.com<br />
Carefree Assisted Living Center<br />
22 S. 7th St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.649.9624<br />
carefreeassistedlivingcenter.com<br />
Christian Care <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
859 S. 12th St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.7571<br />
fellowshipsquareseniorliving.org<br />
Dedicated to providing a fulfilling<br />
lifestyle and promoting<br />
independence to those we serve.<br />
Haven of <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
197 S. Willard St., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.5548<br />
havenhealthaz.com<br />
Page Springs Living<br />
995 Page Springs Road, Cornville<br />
928.649.0588<br />
pagespringsliving.com<br />
Rainbow Acres<br />
2120 W. Reservation Loop Road<br />
Camp Verde<br />
928.567.5231<br />
rainbowacres.com<br />
Rusty’s Morningstar Ranch<br />
240 S. Libby Ln, Cornville<br />
928.634.4784<br />
rmr.org<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong> Village<br />
201 E. Mingus Ave., <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.634.2956<br />
cottonwoodseniorliving.com<br />
Country Care Inc.<br />
3940 E. Cassie Ln.<br />
<strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.274.0702<br />
seniorhomes.com<br />
Verde Valley Manor Retirement Center<br />
3400 E. Godard Road, <strong>Cottonwood</strong><br />
928.646.6040<br />
verdevalleymanor.com<br />
Housing – low income apartment<br />
rentals for qualified seniors and disabled.<br />
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