Fokker

It's too warm for skiing at this point, so no need to worry about that. You can visit Sedona, go to Slide Rock. There's plenty of hiking in the area, but keep in mind that any strenuous activity is going to feel tougher than normal because of the altitude. Flagstaff is about 7,200 feet, some of the surrounding areas can get higher. Kachina Trail and Mt Humphrey's are two of the more interesting hikes in the area, but they're pretty high. Kachina ranges from 8,800-9,500ft and Humphrey's gets all the way up to about 13,000 ft. You could always grab some road bikes and go ride out along Lake Mary. It's a very scenic ride or drive and should be pretty nice this time of year.

berny2435

cool. Thanks for the ideas. I've actually never been to Flagstaff. You're right. My lazy, out of shape arse will probably have some issues on a tough mtn bike ride. Maybe Sedona is a better idea. Gotta do something active though and get out and about. No camping gear so biking and hiking is pretty much the activities to choose unless someone wants to take me fishing!?

berny2435

If you want to update the list:
Lacey is my +1 which means no seats available in the M.

fan311

New Memeber here - I will be driving with my wife as well.

Real Name - Eli
Car
2001
GP White

TomSolo

Im going to have to back out. I have a job that I will be working on next week in Springerville. Hope everyone has good time and be safe.

s2k4life_az

Thanks guys for the updates. All reflected on the first post.

marshman

I'm waiting on my diff mounts to come in. Est eta Thursday so hopefully I'll have em on quickly

s2k4life_az

Good luck. Call Ben at Enjoy Racing if you need some lift time.

marshman

I'll be fine in the garage with my jack stands. Cheaper too

sse2k

Which diff mount? If it's the rear ones they are kind of a pain, and I would highly recommend putting it on a lift. Did one on mine a few weeks ago.