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| Hiking | 0.70 Miles |
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| no partners | | | Belated post. Stumbled on this trail while driving around with my wife during our first day in Sedona. The trail was so short, we figured we would knock it. The trail is paved but is showing some where. But I would still consider it stroller/wheelchair accessible. Plants are labeled along the way, but the signs are small and you have to look for them. There was only one info sign, giving a brief history of Sedona. There were two descriptive signs that labeled the landmarks to the north and west at the end of the trail where the trail loops back. This was supposedly the Sedona landfill early in its history. I saw signs of old rusted cars, so this could very well be true. The trail isn't much, but there is a nice picnic table at the TH with good view to the north and west. |
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Route Editor
Route Scout
I think it is safe to say that Clif was not impressed with the trail or with the 3 info signs that lined the trail. This trail is paved, but it looks like loose gravel has been displaced onto this path and is being melted onto the pavement. I didn't think Sedona got hot enough to make that happen.
