ByPierre LeBlanc
November 30, 2023
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Address:19350 AZ-101 Loop, glendale, Arizona, 85308
Venue Website: https://www.janetcusslercarcollection.com
The Janet Cussler Car Collection offers 7500 square feet of viewing space housing forty-five cars, one fire engine and two airplanes. Arranged to accommodate private and corporate events from black tie to board meeting with access to additional space for cocktails and dining.
Alstrom Point is one of our favorites from the American West. This view of Lake Powell is breathtaking! It is for us one of the most beautiful panoramas that can be found in the American Southwest. But Alstrom Point is also a place that will not be easy to reach. Because of its difficulty of access, only the adventurers equipped with a good 4WD will be able to join it, thus preserving this panorama to a small group of explorers.
HERE AT FATE, WE’RE BREWING MIGHTY FINE BEERS IN SMALL
BATCHES, THEN ROTATING THEM OFTEN TO MAKE SURE THEY’RE
ALWAYS FRESH AND ALWAYS THRILLING.
Venue Phone: (520) 222-6061
Venue Website: https://www.borderlandsbrewing.com/sam-hughes
A new Borderlands Brewing experience located conveniently close to the UofA in the Sam Hughes neighborhood. With an assortment of Borderlands Beers and Spiked Aguas Frescas along with a menu curated in collaboration with Chef Maria Mazon.
All amenities are available when the park is open, unless otherwise noted.
Venue Phone: 480-597-7138
Venue Website: https://patent139brewingco.com/
Delicious food, new beer flavors, and an excellent time with friends awaits at Patent 139 Brewing Co. A brewery in Chandler, AZ, we offer our customers the chance to taste unique flavors of new and bold beers. Dedication to U.S. Patent 139 was originated by Tim Hass, owner, and great-grandchild of Rudolf Gustav Hass. Rudolf was granted U.S. Patent 139 for the popular “Hass” Avocado. Ask more about our story, grab one of our drinks and some finger food, and be a part of Patent 139 Brewing Co!
You’ll like this fun little loop that’s especially nice when the river is flowing. The bulk of the trail is comprised of sandy washes, but there’s a portion that’s rocky and challenging along the river around South Butte. Cool things to see include an old stone cabin in ruins and a railroad trestle. If you’re camping, there is a boulder-encircled site, as well as a large staging area at the trailhead. You’ll need a State Trust Land permit for this one.
