How did Bloody Basin Road get its name? - azcentral.com
Jul 27, 2015 · Do you know how Bloody Basin Road got its name? We pass the sign all the time driving north on Interstate 17 and are curious.
Bloody Basin Road is a classic Arizona drive - dangerousroads.org
Tucked away in Yavapai County near the center of the US state of Arizona, plan around 6 hours to complete the drive. This trail passes through some spectacular, remote scenery east of the …
Bloody Basin Road - AZoffroading.com
Bloody Basin Road. Location: North of Phoenix, south of Camp Verde. Difficulty: Easy. Description: Much of this long trip passes through Agua Fria National Monument. Take time for …
Bloody Basin Road
Take a day to drive this road through Agua Fria National Monument. You'll want to take your time to explore the archaeological sites and petroglyphs along the way. You can also enjoy a warm …
Bloody Basin Trail — AZOFFROAD.NET
Dec 29, 2018 · On this trail, travel the rough but scenic Bloody Basin Road as it winds 36 miles through the Agua Fria National Monument and Tonto National Forest. The trail ends at the …
Bloody Basin OHV Road, Arizona - 94 Reviews, Map - AllTrails
Head out on this 25.8-mile point-to-point trail near Black Canyon City, Arizona. Generally considered an easy route. This is a popular trail for off-road driving, but you can still enjoy …
The BLOODY BASIN Road Experience | Journey to the Sheep ... - YouTube
North of Phoenix in the Agua Fria National Monument and Tonto National Forest is a 38-mile classic offroad Arizona drive. From hairpin turns, distant canyon ...
Agua Fria National Monument - Bureau of Land Management
To visit Pueblo la Plata, travel 8.3 miles on Bloody Basin Road from the entrance of the national monument. Turn north and follow the dirt road for approximately one mile. A high-clearance …
About eight miles in on the Bloody Basin road there is a pile of rocks looking south about two hundred yards from the road that marks the place of the famous battle that the area is named …
Aqua Fria National Monument - Arizona Ruins
Black Mesa is visible from the Sunset Point rest stop along I-17, and the best access is from the Bloody Basin Road exit, where you will find an unmanned information kiosk with maps and …