In 1919, the Department of the Interior gave the trail official recognition as a livestock driveway. This 62-mile trail dates back to the 1600s when farmers and ranchers used it as a livestock route. The walls of this oldest building in the community are still standing today.Īnother great part of Black Canyon City to explore is Black Canyon Trail. The town has some fascinating history, part of which includes the first ranch house in the area built by Jack Swilling, known as one of the founders of Phoenix, and his wife, Trinidad. Black Canyon City’s picturesque location makes it an excellent stopping point.
This small desert town sits 46 miles and about 45 minutes outside of Phoenix and hugs the western edge of the Tonto National Forest. The longest stretch between gas station is about 20 miles, but it’s worth remembering, considering you’re driving through the desert and would be in quite an uncomfortable predicament should you get stranded.
PHOENIX TO SEDONA FULL
Once you're feeling full and ready to start the road trip, head north on Interstate 17 to Black Canyon City. And, should you wake up on the late side, breakfast is served all day.
On your table, you may see a croque monsieur or a Parisian omelet next to some chilaquiles or huevos rancheros. Fàme Caffe offers farm-to-table meals with a French and Spanish twist. On the morning of your road trip, fill up with a delicious breakfast to give you the energy and stamina needed for the trek ahead. Kids will enjoy the exciting water parks as well as the zoo, a children’s museum, and The Hall of Flame Fire Museum – a museum dedicated to showcasing firefighting equipment from around the world from the 1700s to present day. Phoenix, an oasis in the midst of a gorgeous desert backdrop, is the most populous state capital in the U.S., and has something for everyone from professional sports and incredible golf to exquisite shopping, thrilling entertainment and world-class spas.
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