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Click photos for larger view (not available on all photos).
Fields of emerald green ferns against a backdrop of brick red cliffs rising toward a dark blue sky create scenery that
is breathtaking. Trees and cliffs provide shade in the warmer months.
The photos above were taken on a hike that travels through an old farming homestead. Fruit trees still stand, along with a storage building and part of the main house.
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Creek in bottom of canyon
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Special Tips
traveling with children or special needs
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 Accessibility
Many trails (such as the one above left) are wheelchair accessible. Click the link below to obtain maps and information about the trails. As stated above, parking lots fill quickly
so arrive at the trail head early.
Scenic pull-overs provide beautiful views from the car.
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 traveling With Children
Slide rock provides a fun place for older children. HINT: Wear jeans because it takes just a few passes over the rocks to wear through a swim suit, even though the rocks are quite smooth.
The trails provide fun places to explore and "run off steam". The nearby towns of Sedona and Flagstaff offer many child friendly activities as well.
Visit the link below for detailed maps of the area.
 traveling With Pets
Leashed pets are allowed on trails throughout the area. Consider the weather and your pet's physical condition when choosing your destination. trails can be hot in summer and icy in winter.
When visiting cities and towns in the area, remember that pets are not allowed in stores and restaurants. NEVER leave a pet unattended
in a vehicle.
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Directions & Resources
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