From Phoenix and the South

Take I-17 north for about an hour and thirty minutes to Exit 298 for Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon. At the off ramp, take a LEFT under the interstate and go seven miles through National Forest Land on Route 179. When you get to ‘civilization,’ you will encounter two roundabouts. At the second roundabout, take a LEFT [a 270 degree turn] onto Verde Valley School Road.

Head west through one stop sign [Bell Rock Boulevard]. Go 0.7 miles after Bell Rock Blvd, and after West Valley Road on the right, take the next RIGHT at Red Rock Cove Drive. Go about a quarter mile until you dead end at Merry Go Round Rock Road [I am not making this up].

Go RIGHT on Merry Go Round Rock Road for about fifty yards, and take a LEFT onto Devils Kitchen Drive.

Go to the top of the hill, and on the right, with a semi-circular driveway surrounding two large bushes and a plum tree, is 150 Devils Kitchen Drive.

From Flagstaff and the North

Take I-17 south to Exit 298 for Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon. At the off ramp, take a RIGHT and go seven miles through National Forest Land on Route 179. When you get to ‘civilization,’encounter two roundabouts. At the second roundabout, take a LEFT [a 270 degree turn] onto Verde Valley School Road.

Head west through one stop sign [Bell Rock Boulevard], and after West Valley Road on the right, take the next RIGHT at Red Rock Cove Drive. Go about a quarter mile until you dead end at Merry Go Round Rock Road [I am not making this up].

Go RIGHT on Merry Go Round Rock Road for about thirty yards, and take a LEFT onto Devils Kitchen Drive.

Go to the top of the hill, and on the right, with a semi-circular driveway surrounding two large bushes and a plum tree, is 150 Devils Kitchen Drive.

I look forward to seeing you. Please drive carefully and don't go nuts if you are going to be late. As the elevation changes, watch for the changes in flora, especially cacti [other than birds, you probably won't see any fauna, THOUGH WE SPECIALIZE IN COYOTE, JAVELINA, BOBCAT, ELK AND DEER], and take some time to enjoy the magnificent scenery of our High Desert.