AZ > Long Valley Campground > 3rd Annual Fall Group Hang Sep. 28-Oct.1, 2017

**clean** · 07-31-2017, 12:11

And thanks for coordinating this again, Kurt.

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**Dusey** · 07-31-2017, 13:32

Not sure how many nights or who I'll bring with me, but I plan to be there!

**AZsteelman** · 07-31-2017, 13:37

Originally Posted by clean

My son and myself are definitely possible potential maybes. My wife might join us as well.

I'll update as the date gets closer.

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So...maybe? Ha! Hope you guys can make it.

**Redfish** · 07-31-2017, 18:55

Count me in for all three days

**1-Hung-Low** · 07-31-2017, 19:06

Thinking about it hard... From Cali - I-40 to I-17 to Hwy 87 to FR141?

**FJRpilot** · 07-31-2017, 19:23

I'm there, definitely two days, maybe all three....

**Kamper Kurt** · 07-31-2017, 19:25

Originally Posted by 1-Hung-Low

Thinking about it hard... From Cali - I-40 to I-17 to Hwy 87 to FR141?

If you come in on the I-40 to Flagstaff, it would be faster to take Lake Mary Road [209?] to HWY 87. You come out right at the campsite without having to backtrack.

Correction....
If you are closer to the I-10, then the I-10 to the I-17 to the 260 to the 87 is much faster.

**catastrophedude** · 07-31-2017, 22:45

Put me on the list as interested!

I won't know until a few weeks out if my work schedule will line up, but I would love to make it to this one.

**Kamper Kurt** · 08-01-2017, 00:02

I was asked about the road access to the campsite. There are two main ways to enter.

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From the south side you can to turn right onto FR 147 and then immediately left onto FR 147A. When coming from the south you can save a few minutes by using FR 147, but it is a little harder to spot the first time than FR 141.

On the north side of the camp you turn onto FR 141. You travel in a little way before turning right onto FR 147A. FR 141 is in the middle of a field, clearly marked and much easier to spot.

Both roads are dirt and well graded. When turning into the campsite there are usually a couple of rocks and bumps at the entry, but with a little care we always get small sedans in there.

If you are new to the area you can get digital maps here.
https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/cocon...telprdb5356224
I like the Coconino South travel map. It has a free mobile version that I use through an app called Avenza Maps.