Edge of the World + Jenga Rocks

Edge of the World (also known as East Pocket) East Pocket is a mesmerizing destination located between the cities of Sedona and Flagstaff. It offers an idyllic escape into Arizona’s captivating landscape, featuring epic mountain views of Red Rock Country from above, campsites, and the “secret” Jenga Rock.

You can also hike to East Pocket Tower, which is an old fire lookout nestled in the forest.

How to Get To Edge of the World From Flagstaff (Easiest Route)

To reach Edge of the World Flagstaff, you’ll need to navigate a network of forest roads:

• Start from Flagstaff, take the I-17 S to US Highway 89 S

• Turn right onto Forest Road 536

• Follow it until you reach the junction with Forest Road 231, where you’ll turn left. Here is MY MAP with step by step on how to get there.

The drive from Flagstaff to Edge of the World, also known as East Pocket, typically takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. However, this can vary based on current road conditions, your vehicle, and how comfortable you are driving on rough forest roads.

How to Get to Edge of the World From Sedona

To reach Edge of the World (East Pocket) from Sedona:

• Start by driving north on N State Rte 89A to Forest Road 535

• Next, take a left onto Forest Road 535

• At the junction with Country Rd 535 Alt, make a right onto Country Rd 535 Alt

• When you reach Forest Road 536, make a left, eventually this road will turn in 236A

• You’ll take this until you reach Forest Road 231, which will take you through a series of more forests roads, so I highly recommend checking out MY MAP before you go.

The drive from Sedona can take 2 to 2.5 hours.

Given the rugged terrain and the possibility of encountering deep ruts, rocks, and mud, a high-clearance 4×4 vehicle is strongly recommended.