Night Owl is a blended concept of The Little Woody, Ziggy’s Magic Pizza Shop, and Stardust Pinbar. Our goal is to provide superb New York Style pizza by the slice and smash burgers within a warm and eclectic atmosphere served by a friendly and welcoming staff.
Rug Road is a challenging, remote, 20-mile 4WD trail in Arizona that connects Mammoth and Klondyke or Fort Thomas, crossing the Galiuro Mountains. The road, named for old carpet remnants used to fill potholes on the historic “Carpet Hill,” is known for its rough, steep, and rocky terrain, requiring a high-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicle and experienced drivers. It offers scenic views and passes points of interest like the Table Mountain Mine, Parsons Grove and Turkey Creek Ruins.
After passing through unimpressive lowlands, the road climbs quickly up the side of Mingus Mountain into the forest, where you find good dispersed camping. The trip offers views of Verde Valley and Cottonwood as you climb. You’ll pass the large Copper Chief Mine, which is closed to the public.
Venue Website: https://mirrorlab.arizona.edu/
Venue Phone: 480-838-7800
Venue Website: https://www.desertrat.com/
Well paved parking lot with curbing, trees and speed bumps. Pavement worn in some areas. Watch for pedestrians.
Venue Website: https://www.americaneatco.com/
Proudly owned and operated by Tucson’s own! We have plenty for the whole family but also inclusive of the individual who needs space to think and work. The American Eat Co has been an evolving space that combines culture, community, progress with a twist of Drinks, Food, and Entertainment. We currently have 7 restaurants, full bar, arcade, coffee shop, and Adis Aguas in an open seating environment to keep everyone comfortable while you enjoy your day or night. We work with many non profits and for profit organizations to make a difference in the community and strive to do the best for our city. We invite you to reach out and brainstorm for new concepts, ideas, or even just to learn more about our space!
ClubHouse at Andrew’s complex
The Mojave Road was one of the ways you traveled to Arizona Territory if the Army sent you there in the 1870s. It was a wagon road between Los Angeles and Prescott. For the last decade, many Land Rover Owners from California, Nevada, and Arizona have done a 3 day 2 night trip over the New Year’s holiday along the section in the Mojave National Preserve, starting at the Colorado River near Bullhead and ending at I-15.
