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Sedona-Oak Creek Canyon Scenic Road

 

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Sedona-Oak Creek Canyon Scenic Road

The Sedona-Oak Creek Canyon Scenic Road was designated by the Arizona Department of Transportation on August 24, 1984. This route follows U.S. 89A through the scenic canyon, made popular in the 1920s when it was discovered by Hollywood. This scenic road offers a rare opportunity to study a variety of elements within a short distance. The road traverses seven major plant communities as a result of elevation changes, temperature variation and precipitation. It begins near the town of Sedona, and runs in a northerly direction through Oak Creek Canyon to the top of the Mogollon Rim, traveling areas rich with geologic formations similar to the Grand Canyon.



 The Basics


Length: 14.5 miles (23 km)
Time to Allow: Take about an hour to fully enjoy this road.
Fee: There are no fees along the byway proper.


 Points of Interest

Coconino National Forest (AZ)

The Coconino National Forest has 1.8 million acres which vary from semi-arid desert through ponderosa pine forests to alpine tundra.

Directions

Located all around Flagstaff, Arizona



 Helpful Addresses / Phone #'s


 
Red Rock Scenic Byway Committee
  Phone: 928-284-0714




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