RFI- Northern/Central AZ

[DpdG]

I’ll be in the Prescott area at the end of the month for Desert Brutality but have multiple days of unscheduled time and am looking for a bit of info:

-Suggestions for can’t miss type stuff within ~2 hour radius?

-Anyone on the job in the greater area? I’ve got about 12 years on in NH but am considering relocating westward, with AZ as a potential destination and would appreciate the opportunity to bounce some ideas around.

-Does AZ allow for some sort temporary vehicle registration for out of state residents- i.e. If I were to buy a car there can I get a plate to drive it back from AZ? Y’all got those rust free older cars but I couldn't find any info on the AZ DMV website.

[Yung]

I've heard good things about the Thumb Butte Distillery, and the Superstition Meadery.

[David S.]

Sedona.

Lunch at the Haunted Hamburger on the way over the hill in Jerome.

[Sigfan26]

Thai Cafe in Prescott is the only real must. Hole in the wall. The Tom Yum and Pad Kee Mao are AMAZING though.


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[Doc_Glock]

Hike North Shore trail at Watson Lake.

[JAD]

Thai Cafe in Prescott is the only real must. Hole in the wall. The Tom Yum and Pad Kee Mao are AMAZING though.


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The coffee pot in Sedona.

[GJM]

Tuesday Night Steel at Rio Salado.

[DpdG]

Thanks for tips so far and please keep them coming.

Tuesday Night Steel at Rio Salado.

Unfortunately I’m flying into PHX late Tuesday the 28th and leaving mid-day Tuesday the 4th. Really wish I could have made it to this.

[ReverendMeat]

Might be pushing the 2 hour radius but the Pima air museum in Tucson is great if you're into that sort of thing.

[Jason M]

Sedona.

Lunch at the Haunted Hamburger on the way over the hill in Jerome.

If in Sedona for breakfast, Cafe Jose. (The coffee pot is also a strong suggestion) If you are there for dinner, El Ote.