Red Rock State Park, Sedona

One our first day in Red Rock Country we came to the park for the 10 AM Nature Walk. Our guide Barry could not have been more informative on so many topics, from the geology and history of the region to the various flora and fauna and uses of by Native Americans. The scenery was attractive and we enjoyed the walk down to the shade of Oak Creek. I would recommend this to anyone who would like to learn more about the area. The visitor’s center is lovely with informative exhibits and a hummingbird garden out the back.

Great little State Park, hilly trails with lots of shade by the stream. There's a great old house you've got to climb to get to, but the view from the house is worth the walk. The visitors center in this place has an enormously dedicated staff. Flowers, trees and animals native to the park are fully cateloged in easy to read binders. The wall displays are very informative. Someone(s) really did terrific work. The park ranger was very pleasant and engaging.