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Sedona City Council puts transit plan on a fast track - Sedona Red Rock News

Sedona Red Rock News The city of Sedona is in the process of moving up a portion of its Transit Master Plan to help address the ever-increasing problem of trailhead parking. The plan calls for a temporary trailhead shuttle exchange hub to be placed at the city-owned Ranger Station Park on Brewer Road. David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers As a result of this year’s spring break crowds, which brought an increase in traffic and parking issues at area trailheads, the city is looking to do something about it several years ahead of schedule. The Sedona City Council on May 11 gave direction to staff to proceed with plans council members think may serve as a temporary fix to the above problem. While the overall transit plan will take several years to implement, Robert Weber, the city’s first-ever transit administrator, feels there are things that can be done in the meantime.

The Vortexes of Native American Culture and Cultural Misappropriation

butte ” located just west of Courthouse Butte, north of the Village of Oak Creek, Arizona, south of Sedona in Yavapai County. (kwphotog / Adobe Stock) Many New Age followers maintain Bell Rock is “a transdimensional portal,” and many have been told to look out for and have therefore subsequently experienced then reported a range of fluctuations in “energy” when visiting this site. Of course, any actual vortexes that are felt are caused by swirls of warm dusty air forming in channels of cooler air. By sitting at these sites and being still for only a short period of time, one can actually feel these vortexes of dusty wind swirling around their entire selves, and it is no wonder that by tweaking ones perception of the occurrence, notions of other dimensions might arise. But where did the term vortex first become associated with the famous geological sites of Arizona?

The 17 best hikes in Arizona - Lonely Planet

The 17 best hikes in Arizona Lonely Planet Editors 29 April 2021 The Grand Canyon is just one of dozens of brilliant places to hike in Arizona ©aslysun/Shutterstock With a nickname like the Grand Canyon State, you can bet that Arizona boasts some incredible landscapes. In addition to that crown jewel, it s also home to the Tonto Rim (which inspired Western writers like Zane Gray), Palm Canyon s rare stands of native trees, ancient lava flows, spectacular slickrock, and the brilliant turquoise of Havasu Falls.  Laced through all that rugged terrain are an array of trails for every hiker. From ADA accessible loops with unbeatable views to truly challenging treks that test the hardiest of outdoor athletes, from desert switchbacks strewn with petrogylphs to urban jaunts you can tackle with a to-go coffee in hand, there s a little something for everyone. 

Stockman s cottage transformed into charming farm stay

Stockman s cottage transformed into charming farm stay
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