Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund

Sedona, AZ (April 2, 2025) – For the ninth successive year the city of Sedona has supported the Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund Trail Keeper program. This year’s contribution of $52,000 comes at a critical time when cutbacks in Federal allocations and policy changes have...

Sedona, AZ (March 20, 2025) – On March 13th, the Enchantment & Mii amo’s Managing Director Stan Kantowski, on behalf of the entire team presented the Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund with a $25,000 donation towards the rehabilitation and enhancement of Doe Mountain...

Sedona, AZ- March 20, 2025 – The Sedona Westerners Hiking Club raised $28,000 in their annual February campaign to help fund maintenance for the Red Rock trail system. Fueled with two $5,000 incentive match donations from anonymous donors, 42 individual members made...

Recreational use of Doe Mountain has a long history. Some locals even remember the days when a helicopter tour company provided gourmet dinners on the summit - flying clients there and back for a romantic evening. Those days are gone, but this relatively short hike is...

Sedona, AZ (Jan 24, 2025) – The Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund (SRRTF) announced the projects that are cued for FY2025 (October 1 – Sept 30). The new project announcement has been delayed by five months due to a USFS directive that suspended the hiring of seasonal workers...

– Sedona’s recreational trails threatened due to $750M USFS budget shortfall – Sedona, AZ (Jan 10, 2025) – In September 2024, the U.S. Forest Service announced a budget shortfall on the order of $750 million. One of the remediation measures enacted by the agency was a...

Photo: On hand to announce the $10,000 KFC Foundation grant that will fund rebuilding the aging bridge on Bell Rock Pathway were SRRTF Directors Amanda Maxwell and Tracy Randal, USFS representatives Kevin Kuhl and Philip Walrod, and City of Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow...