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ghdarnell Registered: Apr 14, 2010 Total Posts: 593 Country: United States |
I am planning on visiting Sedona for one day, and have heard of a few good spots, the Red Rock Crossing and Cresent Moon Ranch, I want the classic reflection/creek shot. Not much of a hiker and will be with the family. Any suggestion? I heard the Red Rock Crossing place closes at 5? |
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charlandk Registered: Mar 28, 2011 Total Posts: 249 Country: United States |
Its been several years since I have been there but the entire area is beautiful and very photogenic. If you are not into hiking so much, take the family on a jeep tour. They are a blast and will bring you to some great areas. Pink Jeep was one of the ones we went on and really enjoyed it. We also took a ride with some older gentleman with his ancient jeep who took us to places that were more off the main stream maps. He was excellent. Sorry though, cant remember his name. |
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alatoo60 Registered: May 05, 2010 Total Posts: 2451 Country: United States |
Grace, |
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Hutch Registered: Jan 12, 2002 Total Posts: 207 Country: United States |
My Google Maps Sedona Places for photographers. Have a great trip! |
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BauerPower Registered: Oct 16, 2009 Total Posts: 399 Country: United States |
If you are driving a high clearance vehicle or 4WD, take the exit for Schnebly Hill Road off of I-17 and drive west. The first 6 miles are through a pine forest and then the road drops over the edge and travels down through the red rocks. You are up close to them, not much hiking involved. Good views from the top and the Cow Pies formation about halfway down the road is a good place for easy hiking. The road ends in downtown Sedona. Its rough but going downhill is not too bad. A Forest Service permit is required for the Red Rocks area but is also good for areas along Oak Creek Canyon. Enjoy. |