The Ultimate Arizona Road Trip: A 7 Day Journey through Arizona's Untamed Beauty

Arizona is a stunning state full of natural beauty and unique history that is worth taking some time to experience. From the rugged red rocks of Sedona to the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon and from the historic Route 66 to the wild west towns of Tombstone and Bisbee, this road trip should encourage your adventurous spirit. We loved every minute of the seven days we spent in this fantastic state, and hopefully, this video will help you plan your own unforgettable adventure through Arizona's unspoiled beauty. So, buckle up and get ready to hit the road on the ultimate Arizona road trip!

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0:00 Intro
0:37 Day 1 - Page to Grand Canyon
15:00 Day 2 - Grand Canyon to Jerome / Sedona
28:15 Day 3 - Jerome / Sedona to Tucson
38:36 Day 4 - Tucson to Tombstone
51:20 Day 5 - Tombstone to Yuma
1:03:45 Day 6 - Yuma

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[joericher]

What's better than a father/son trip! You two are magic together!

[ThroughMyLens]

This one is about an hour and 10 minutes if you want to hang out and chat with us during the premiere!

[fluffyotter]

To quote my husband, who’s watching…….”these guys and FOOD, I love it!”

[gandrjourneys]

Can't wait! Every single video of yours is always a great time. You inspired us to start our own travel channel.

[pli]

I love the way you narrate your videos. You are so pleasant to listen to. It is great to see you and your father’s loving relationships.

[violetbf]

It was awesome!! Glad I was able to join you in the premiere 🙌🏽

[kerri]

I just went to the Grand Canyon, Sedona, and Saguaro NP two weeks ago. It was absolutely beautiful. Only regret is that I didn't get the chance to go up to Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. Love these videos. They're so informative and help me a lot when trying to plan trips.

[graham]

This really makes me want to visit Arizona next winter! Thanks Josh and Pops

[WendyFilice-pi]

Great video. Love the way you talk about history, museums, restaurants and nature. 😊

[SharkVana]

Been watching your videos since RIGHT before COVID, you and your family have inspired a number of our trips, including a few cross-country ones! Super hype about this one and it did not disappoint! Is that YOUR Tesla too?! Congrats, you deserve it. Truly one of the few genuine people on this platform. Keeping doing what you do!

[ScottyAZUSA]

This is a wonderful video of Arizona! When you were at the Hall of Flame Museum in Phoenix, at 34:45 this firetruck was donated by my friend Alexander Black here in Douglas, AZ. He was a firefighter originally from Syracuse, NY. I believe that's where the firetruck was originally from. Alex would drive it in local parades, but had not restored it to this point. He donated it to this museum in his will. I'm sure Alex would be pleased with the beautiful restoration job they did on it. He also donated a large amount of antique fire alarm boxes, nozels and other firefighting memorabilia to the National Firefighter Museum. Thanks to you and your family for all the great videos!

[Bobafat]

Another stunning video! Love you guys!

[oohmomma]

Love your dad especially, such a great sport!!!! I love your relationship everyone should be this close to their dad!!! I was too my dad is in heaven now, enjoy him to the fullest❤

[marshak]

The Flintstone village brings back memories. I was there 50 years ago and the characters were walking around town...they scared me to death. 😂

[p.herrmann]

Always when i see videos or documentaries about such landscapes in the US i think to myself: how cool would it be to be there in around 1850 to 1880
What i also wanted to say.... thank you guys for making those amazing videos... i always feel like be there with you. Your style to make those videos is unique and exceptional good... thumbs up and keep it up :)

[colleenmcdonald]

My husband and I love your channels. We especially enjoyed this video of so many beautiful places in our state of Arizona. We love how you incorporate the history of the places you visit into your videos. My husband Craig is a railroad fan and we appreciated your knowledge and explanation of the El Tovar Hotel as a former Harvey House! Most other videos we've seen of various hotels near the rail lines fail to mention the whole existence of Harvey Houses. While we haven't stayed at the El Tovar yet, we have stayed at another former Harvey House, the La Posada Hotel in Winslow; it was a really cool experience.

[kelalamusic]

I’ll never forget my first trip to the grand Canyon. A day just like yours, totally fogged in. I wasn’t about to give up, so we parked our RV for the night. When we got up, it had snowed quite a bit during the night, but we were greeted with blue skies. At the Canyon we were so excited by the beautiful views with snow caped peaks. Glad we took a chance and stayed the night.

To add: yes, AZ is a beautiful state. So much to see and explore. I’ve lived here for about 45 years. I seen a ton of changes. Some good and some, not so good. I reside in the Phoenix valley, where the summer temperatures are brutal. But, I’m still here. Why? Because I love it. So much of the country is dealing with horrible weather. We don’t get weather, per say. Just unbearable summer heat. But the rest of the year, nothing compares. Thanks again for the journey and reflections of all where I’ve traveled. Time to get out and do it again. In the winter, mind you.

[cindywestlake]

I can't wait! We will have the popcorn ready! Thanks Josh!

[marjazadow]

Always makes me smile watching you and your dad, you obviously have fun together everywhere you go. Arizona is on our bucket list for a road trip, even more so now after seeing this. Great video. ❤🇨🇦

[thh]

I love all of your travel videos! Thank you!