Road Trip Along the Old Perkinsville Road!

[@HuntGatherChatters]

What a great video. You've inspired countless people to take this fun adventure sometime. Love the shout out to the erector set!

[@jonmanjeot]

Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@markpasquarella3223]

You have a good eye for photography and interesting content keep on exploring 😎

[@jonmanjeot]

Thank you! Will do!

[@jameshouse1268]

I’ve always been curious about what lies ahead on Old Perkinsville Road, now I know! We usually don’t go farther than the turn offs to Dogtown Lake or White Horse Lake (both beautiful and with great campgrounds)! One of these times up that way, I’ll continue on 😊. Thanks, Jon and take care always.

[@jonmanjeot]

Thanks as always James! Best of luck to you.

[@JayLeak9]

Great video

[@jonmanjeot]

Glad you enjoyed it Jay!

[@johnroberts3824]

Very nice video, thanks! I live about 2-1/2 hours east of Williams. I'll have to take that drive.

[@jonmanjeot]

I think you’ll really enjoy it!

[@stephenwade1683]

Perkinsville is on Perkins ranch. The station was used for steam trains until the 1960s. That's the why for private property signs. The ranch was established around 1900 before the station which was also a site for a John Wayne movie.

[@jonmanjeot]

Great information Stephen, thanks for sharing. I am curious if you know what movie was filmed there?

[@stag-nation]

What a great road trip! I think I know what to do this weekend.

[@jonmanjeot]

Have fun!

[@rafaelrieck6655]

Hey, that is it! I´ve done this road 30 years ago. The road looks paved now. I would like do drive that road again, but with my 81 years it´s not possible again. Greetings from old Germany!

[@jonmanjeot]

Thanks for the comment and I hope the video brought back some good memories.

[@rafaelrieck6655]

@@jonmanjeot It has! I will look that video many times!

[@alanwarner7644]

Nice video Jon! About a mile and a quarter north of the Verde River Bridge, you can take FS road 9004W down to the RR bridge at Perkinsville. (or least I did some years ago) There used to be a quarry where you saw that stone structure, maybe it was a platform for some kind of conveyor equipment. BTW those red rocks you pointed out are near Sedona.

[@jonmanjeot]

Thanks for the additional info and glad you enjoyed the video.

[@stevenrafters7817]

Not a cowboy bunk house. Living accommodations for railroad workers

[@jonmanjeot]

Good to know! Thanks for the info.

[@howardmasters4112]

can you pull a 30' RV down the road? places to camp?

[@jonmanjeot]

Plenty of places to camp along the road and I'm not really familiar with towing something that long, but the road was well maintains and you don't really need high clearance either. Best of luck!

[@howardmasters4112]

@@jonmanjeot thanks for the feedback