Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund

The Coconino National Forest Is One of the Top Five National Forests in the Country, With Over 3 Million Visitors to the Trails on the Red Rock Ranger District Annually. the Execution of This Agreement Will Preserve the Natural Beauty of the Majestic Red Rock of Sedona, Arizona and Expand Outdoor Recreation Opportunities for Future Generations by Providing Needed Non-motorized Trail Improvements to Tackle the Backlog of Deferred Maintenance on Up to 250 Miles of Forest Service System Trails. This Strategic Partnership Will Address Negative Natural Resource Impacts and Provide Community Connection to the National Forest Through Targeted Trail Improvements That Are Essential to Support Regional Economic Benefits as Well as Local Community Health and Welfare. Furthermore, Activities Implemented Will Enhance the Ability of the Forest Service Trail System to Sustainably Accommodate Current and Future High Use and Realign the Current Forest Service System Trails to Improve Functionality and Sustainability, Address Unauthorized User-created Trails and Provide for the Desired Use. the Activities Will Include Supporting Trail Crews Who Will Be Tasked to Complete All Facets of Trail Maintenance and Construction. Trail Crew Leaders Will Ensure That All Tools Are in Working Order and Trail Crew Members Are Competent in the Use of the Tools and Will Provide Mentorship for New Crew Members as Necessary. Work Is Anticipated to Be Completed Before September 30, 2026.