by TLRandall | Oct 25, 2026 | News, Announcements
JOIN US OCTOBER 27 AT SEDONA CITY COUNCIL If Sedona’s trails matter to you, here’s an important opportunity to show your support! On October 27th, Verde Valley Cyclists Coalition, Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund, Friends of the Forest and the Red Rock Ranger...
by TLRandall | Oct 20, 2026 | Recreation Support, Trail User Education, Turkey Creek, News
What if we told you that some of the most important living organisms in Sedona’s red rock landscape are right beneath your feet? They’re easy to overlook. In fact, you might mistake them for ordinary dirt. But these tiny organisms play an extraordinary...
by TLRandall | Oct 17, 2026 | News
How local volunteers and the Red Rock Ranger District are collaborating to care for the Red Rock Ranger District trails. With approximately 400 miles of trails across the Red Rock Ranger District, keeping the trail system safe, sustainable, and enjoyable is no small...
by TLRandall | Aug 22, 2026 | News, Announcements
The Pocket Fire, Monsoon Damage and the Work Ahead When the Pocket Fire reached 100% containment on July 30, it marked an important milestone after more than a month of firefighting north of Sedona. The fire ultimately burned roughly 27,400 acres of the Coconino...
by TLRandall | May 22, 2026 | In Progress, Archeological Support, Recreation Support, Trail User Education, Turkey Creek
In a place like Sedona, trails can feel like they have always been here. People have moved across this landscape for a very long time. Some routes likely began as practical paths between places. Others may have followed wildlife movement, water sources, grazing...
