Walks
are graded on a 1-4 scale (with 4 being the most difficult)
Meet
Every Tuesday - hikes starting at 8:00am at trail head (subject to
change)
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join TrekAbout Walking Club, please email at jen.mabery@yavapai.us
Or
call: 928-634-6877/928-301-6143
Get
up and get moving! And it’s free
Tuesday
May 2nd
(NO HIKE LEADERS DUE TO EVENT, BUT PLEASE MEET EACH OTHER )
“Cliffrose
Trail” – 1.5
mile loop trail. Great way to start the day and get the blood
flowing! We can do 1 or 2 laps.
Level
1.5
Directions:
From
Cottonwood head towards Sedona. At the Cornville road light turn left
onto Mingus extension and about .2 down park on right side in the
cliffrose trail head area.
Tuesday
May 9th
“Robbers
Roost” – On The
side of a redrock butte
is a cave with an amazing window rounded out by wind and time!
Reputed to have been used by rustlers, robbers, and bootleggers! This
is not a very long hike, maybe close to 2.5-3.0 miles but the reward
is sweet.
Level
2.5
Directions:
Folks this is a longer drive (17.5 miles) time to our location. So
how about a car pool meet up area?
If
you are coming from the cottonwood area:
Head towards Sedona and then turn left on Bill Grey Road. We can meet
at the church parking lot (I’ll have two cars we can fill). Drive
Bill Grey road (which is also FR 761) all the way out (12.7 miles)
till it connects with FR 525C, Then turn left onto 525C. Follow FR
525C for just about 3-3.7 miles turn right onto FR 9530(drive only a
few yards and park off the road. If
car pooling with us let’s leave church by 7:15AM. Plan on the
drive being 35minutes from church
If
coming from Sedona and don’t want to drive extra to meet up spot:
Head
on 89A towards Cottonwood, then shortly after the waste treatment
center turn right onto FR 525, follow for about 12.2 miles, then turn
left onto FR 525C, follow out about 6.6 miles to FR 9530 and turn
right. Drive up just a few yards and park off the road. Plan
on a good 30-35 minutes from 525 to trail parking.
Tuesday
May 16th
“Baldwin
Trail” –
Another
great loop hike about 3 miles long, this
hike provides wonderful views of Cathedral Rock. It will take us down
towards red rock crossing to enjoy some sounds of the creek.
Level
2.5
Directions:
From
Cottonwood: Go through Cornville to beaver head flat road to village
of Oak creek. Then turn left at the Verde Valley School Rd round
about. Follow all the way out till road turns to dirt, then about a
mile in look for trail head lot on the left.
Tuesday
may 23rd
“Sugar
Loaf Loop (plus summit?)
– Approximately 3.0 miles. This is such a pretty loop that goes
around Sugar loaf hill. It has great views of Coffee Pot Rock and
Soldier Pass canyon area! And if we are feeling spunky, let’s make
it to the sugar loaf summit! This really is an easy walking trip with
great views.
Level
2.5
Directions:
From Cottonwood, get into Sedona and turn left on Coffee Pot Dr. Then
a left on Sanborn Dr. Continue about .1 of a mile and turn right on
little elf Dr. That Rd will naturally veer right on Buena Vista, you
will see trail head parking lot on the left. NOTE:
Red rock pass.
Tuesday
May 30th
“Red
Tank Draw” – YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THIS!!-Archeology
time my friends! Red tank draw is home to some amazing Southern
Sinagua Petroglyphs. NOTE:
There is a short/steep section of the trail that we will all take our
time on and help those that need it. Slow and steady on that part and
believe me it’s worth it! We will take our time looking at all the
petroglyphs, then we can walk up the boulder/rocky wash and see even
more that are hidden away! 2ND
NOTE:
Bring walking stick(s) if you need it for extra balance in the wash.
Level
2.5
Directions:
From Cottonwood, head to Cornville all the way to Beaver Head Flat Rd
and turn left. At the end of Beaverhead Flat Rd turn Right onto HWY
179. Follow all the way out to I17 and continue under I17 to the stop
sign and turn left onto dirt rd. Travel 1.2 miles to the fork and
take fork to the right (there is a small red &white sign at
fork). Then you will see where to park, the Rd widens up nice so you
can park off to the side.
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