From CG to Chino Valley... 2 hr 29 min (155.8 mi) via I-17
(Chino Valley is located 10 miles north of Prescott)
Chino Valley
Town in Arizona
Description: Chino Valley is a town in Yavapai County, Arizona, United States. According to the 2021 U.S. Census, the population of the town is 13,492. Wikipedia
Area: 62.48 mi²
Elevation: 4,708′
Chino Valley is vastly wide open spaces, big blue skies with a culture defined by friendly people, unique eating establishments, and outdoor adventure.
Founded in 1864 and later incorporated in 1970, Chino Valley is the first original Territorial Capital of Arizona. Our rural community has 4 beautiful distinct seasons and boasts a truly hometown feeling.While you are visiting you will be in awe of how friendly our community is. We wave at each other as we pass. Come witness the “Chino Wave.”
1. The Ranch House
When you walk into The Ranch House, the smell of steaks cooking will take you to a world of country charm. This family-owned steakhouse is known for its delicious cuts of prime beef and its warm and welcoming atmosphere, making it a go-to spot for meat lovers.
2. Si Es Mi Tierra
With the lively food of Asi Es Mi Tierra, it's never been easier to go to Mexico. This restaurant serves authentic and delicious Mexican food, like sizzling fajitas and flavorful enchiladas, that will take your taste buds on a trip.
3. Chef's Table
This is the place to go for a private, high-end eating experience. This farm-to-table restaurant has a carefully chosen menu that changes with the seasons and features the best locally grown food.
4. Cravings
Cravings is a secret gem in Chino Valley with a menu full of dishes from around the world. From Thai food to Mediterranean flavors, this cozy restaurant has a mix of flavors that will please even the pickiest eaters.
5. Pinon Grill
Set in a quiet area with beautiful views of the mountains, Pinon Grill serves delicious American food in a peaceful setting. Whether you order one of their famous burgers or some fresh seafood, you're sure to have a great time at this place.
Chino Valley, AZ, has a wide range of great places to eat, with everything from sizzling steaks to unique flavours. The Ranch House, Asi Es Mi Tierra, Chef's Table, Cravings, and Pinon Grill all offer different kinds of delicious food, so every time you go to Chino Valley, you'll want to come back for more. Start out on a tasty adventure and enjoy all that this charming town has to offer.
A wilderness area covering 56,000 acres, Sycamore Canyon offers color in its cliffs, peaks and even a marsh-like region in what is otherwise desert.
Mountain lions and black bears are the stand-out mammals who find their home here, though you may prefer not to see them. The ringtail cat, a cousin of the raccoon, is common but nocturnal and has become the State’s official animal after a poll of schoolchildren. You may have to make do with the birds, and by day and you will both see and hear them.
This is a great place for camping, with cabins available for rent. Designated trails will lead you through the Wilderness whether you trek or ride a horse. Fishing and swimming are also popular activities here.
Chino Valley, AZ, has a wide range of great places to eat, with everything from sizzling steaks to unique flavours. The Ranch House, Asi Es Mi Tierra, Chef's Table, Cravings, and Pinon Grill all offer different kinds of delicious food, so every time you go to Chino Valley, you'll want to come back for more. Start out on a tasty adventure and enjoy all that this charming town has to offer.
(Source: original.newsbreak.com)
5 Things to Do in Chino Valley
1. Sycamore Canyon Wilderness
A wilderness area covering 56,000 acres, Sycamore Canyon offers color in its cliffs, peaks and even a marsh-like region in what is otherwise desert.
Mountain lions and black bears are the stand-out mammals who find their home here, though you may prefer not to see them. The ringtail cat, a cousin of the raccoon, is common but nocturnal and has become the State’s official animal after a poll of schoolchildren. You may have to make do with the birds, and by day and you will both see and hear them.
This is a great place for camping, with cabins available for rent. Designated trails will lead you through the Wilderness whether you trek or ride a horse. Fishing and swimming are also popular activities here.
2. Verde Canyon Railroad
The 40-mile round trip includes the train going through a manmade tunnel, but everything else is truly natural. The Railroad’s luxury cars will have you imagining a bygone age, making this experience popular with significant numbers of visitors..
An “Arizona Treasure”, the railroad is one of the definite highlights when spending time in the region.
3. Chino Valley Aquatics Center
Chino Valley’s temperatures make this Aquatic Center a great place on all but the coolest of days.
Swimmers are in their element and the facilities are suitable for small children, with a very shallow entry pool. The waterslide is fun, and for those wanting to swim any significant distance, they can pick a swimming lane.
If the kids cannot swim, they can take a lesson and perhaps after a few lessons, they will be off. You might like to try some water aerobics while the kids are taking their lessons.
4. Granite Creek Vineyards
There is more to Granite Creek Vineyards than just the wine. It also plays a part in introducing local musical talent to visitors.
You will have the chance to sample the wines with a nice lunch, with most popular brands being Sunset Red Blend and Prairie Sun Pinot Gris. They compare favorably with the best wines available in the state.
Enjoy some time there or perhaps even consider booking a special event there with family and friends.
5. Coconino National Forest
This scenic forest is known for its flora and fauna. Indeed, there is a type of small sunflower that is only found in the forest.
The vegetation varies from the bottom of the canyon at 4,500 feet, to the mountain tops 2,000 feet higher up. Pine and deciduous trees contrast beautifully with snow-covered peaks, streams and stunning red rocks.
100 species of mammal, 300 different birds and 16 different kinds of fish are just some examples of the wildlife that justifies a visit to this stunning forest.
(Source: thecrazytourist.com)
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