The complete Hot Loop hike near Sedona is a 22-mile outing for expert hikers. This 6-mile bite of it has great views and is ...

Where: From Phoenix, take 1-17 north to Sedona (Exit 298) and turn right on Forest Road 618. Go 1.5 miles to the old Beaver Creek Ranger Station, turn left and continue to the trailhead parking lot.

(928) 282-4119, www.redrockcountry.org. Wet Beaver Creek: Located 17 miles south of Sedona, on Forest Road 618, near intersection of Arizona Highway 179 and Interstate 17. Much of surrounding area ...

PHOENIX — Sedona-area residents who were told to evacuate ... School at Apache Trail and Montezuma Castle Highway. Dry Beaver Creek, Oak Creek, and Wet Beaver Creek we’re all FLOWING today.

North trailhead (as described here): From Interstate 17 north of Camp Verde, take Exit 298 for Sedona and veer right (east) onto Forest Road 618 (Beaver Creek Road). Continue 4.5 miles to the ...

The City of Sedona said in a statement around 6 ... only minor to moderate flooding was expected Thursday along Oak Creek, Wet Beaver Creek, the Verde River and the Little Colorado River.

This includes Sedona, Red Rock State Park ... only minor to moderate flooding was expected Thursday along Oak Creek, Wet Beaver Creek, the Verde River, and the Little Colorado River.

Beaver Creek School is a public school located in Rimrock, AZ, which is in a fringe rural setting. The student population of Beaver Creek School is 340 and the school serves PK-8. At Beaver Creek ...

The beaver population on the San Pedro River increased by one Friday with the release of a transplant that was trapped by a pest control company along Oak Creek southwest of Sedona. Rather than ...

A short walk reveals panoramic views of the Pine Valley community, Sedona’s red rock formations, the deep cut of Woods Canyon and Dry Beaver Creek and the distant silhouettes of Capitol Butte ...