Infinite Road
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Phoenix → Sedona

North out of the Valley into red rock country. Tap a numbered dot and listen.

Narrated by The Historian 187 km · about 117 min · 23 stories

The stories

In order along the route. Tap a dot on the map, or play them here.

  1. 1
    Phoenix, Arizona

    The Heard Museum Collection

  2. 2
    Phoenix, Arizona

    The Founding of Grand Canyon University

  3. 3
    Phoenix, Arizona

    The Diller Family Concrete Farmhouse

  4. 4
    Phoenix, Arizona

    The Formation of Arizona Territory

  5. 5
    Phoenix, Arizona

    The Great Depression's CCC Legacy

  6. 6
    Phoenix, Arizona

    The Saguaro's Century of Growth

  7. 7
    Anthem, Arizona

    The Origins of Anthem

  8. 8
    New River, Arizona

    The Sun-Up Ranch Homestead

  9. 9
    New River, Arizona

    Engineering the Black Canyon Corridor

  10. 10
    Black Canyon City, Arizona

    The Perry Mesa Tradition

  11. 11
    Black Canyon City, Arizona

    The I-17 Mystery Tree

  12. 12
    Black Canyon City, Arizona

    The Prospectors of Bumble Bee

  13. 13
    Cordes Lakes, Arizona

    The Western Diamondback Rattlesnake

  14. 14
    Cordes Lakes, Arizona

    The Gila Monster's Venomous Mystery

  15. 15
    Mayer, Arizona

    The Espionage of Frederick Mayer

  16. 16
    Dewey, Arizona

    The Orme School Ranch Legacy

  17. 17
    Camp Verde, Arizona

    Fort Verde Military History

  18. 18
    Camp Verde, Arizona

    The Yavapai-Apache Exodus

  19. 19
    Rimrock, Arizona

    The Granite Reef Diversion

  20. 20
    Rimrock, Arizona

    The Sinagua at Montezuma Castle

  21. 21
    Rimrock, Arizona

    The Jerome Mining Boom

  22. 22
    Sedona, Arizona

    Sedona's Artistic and Spiritual Evolution

  23. 23
    Sedona, Arizona

    The Chapel of the Holy Cross

Where the stories come from

Infinite Road draws from a library of primary sources — public-domain county histories, the WPA American Guide Series, National Register of Historic Places records, local records, and encyclopedic sources — then writes and narrates each story in its own words.