Archaeologic Survey for Red Rock Ranger District
Your gift will support an archeological survey in compliance with the National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA) and will allow the Red Rock Ranger District to move forward with trail enhancements to improve the non-motorized trail system. Areas such as Turkey Creek, among others, require a NEPA survey prior to improvement for non-motorized tails. The Forest Service seeks to improve the non-motorized trail system within the Red Rock Ranger District (RRRD). Prior to making certain improvements in specific areas, archaeological surveys much be conducted in compliance with NEPA. This project responds to increasing demand for sustainable non-motorized trail recreation on National Forest lands within the District. To assist the RRRD, the Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund will be stepping in to help cover costs for NEPA surveys in the following areas:
Click here for the map of the proposed Doe Mesa survey area.
Click here for the map of the proposed Hardline survey area.
Click here for the map of the proposed Rector Bypass survey area.
Click here for the map of the proposed Schuerman. Mountain survey area.
Click here for the map of the proposed Single-Track Bypass survey area.
Click here for the map of the proposed Turkey Creek survey area. Archaeological Survey for RRRD - up to $100,000 The Archaeological Survey will allow the Red Rock Ranger District to move forward with trail enhancements to improve the non-motorized trail system. Support our projects Special projects and improvements like this in our iconic Red Rock Trail System are only possible because of the generous support from people like you. |