Unaweep Canyon

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Here are the driving directions from Phoenix, Arizona to Unaweep Canyon:

Take I-17 North for 144 miles until you reach Flagstaff.

Merge onto I-40 West towards Williams and continue for 30 miles.

Take exit 195 towards Seligman and continue on AZ-89 North for 90 miles.

Turn left onto US-160 West and continue for 80 miles.

Turn right onto CO-491 North and continue for 11 miles.

Turn left onto CO-141 North and continue for 30 miles until you reach the entrance of Unaweep Canyon.

Total distance: approximately 465 miles

Total driving time: approximately 8 hours (without accounting for traffic and stops)

Campgrounds near Unaweep Canyon:

Highline State Park - Located about 35 miles away from Unaweep Canyon, Highline State Park offers campsites with electric hookups, water, and picnic tables. The park also features a lake for fishing and boating.

Escalante Canyon Outfitters - This campground is located just 7 miles from the entrance to Unaweep Canyon. They offer tent and RV sites with water, fire pits, and picnic tables. They also offer horseback riding, jeep tours, and other outdoor activities.

Dominguez Canyon Wilderness Area - This wilderness area offers primitive camping along the banks of the Gunnison River, about 40 miles away from Unaweep Canyon. There are no amenities, so be prepared to pack in everything you need.

Palisade Basecamp - Located about 45 miles from Unaweep Canyon, this campground offers tent and RV sites with water, electric hookups, and picnic tables. They also have a pool and hot tub, as well as access to nearby hiking and biking trails.

Riggs Flat Campground - This campground is located about 35 miles away from Unaweep Canyon and offers tent and RV sites with fire pits and picnic tables. The campground is situated in a pine forest and offers access to nearby hiking and fishing opportunities.