SEDONA RED ROCK TRAIL FUND

Develops large-scale trail systems such as the Turkey Creek Trail System, which includes 21.2 miles of new non-motorized trails, rerouting 1.72 miles of existing trails, adopting 10.38 miles of social trails, and closing/naturalizing 10.42 miles of social trails. The first phase, including the Del Sol trail, is now open.

Maintains over 400 miles of non-motorized trails in Sedona's Red Rock Country, including 248 miles of trails and 2,965 linear feet of rock work. This involves projects like the facelift of the Cathedral Rock Trail (2022-2024), which included replacing rock steps, installing drainage structures, and closing social trails, and reconstructing the ascending Doe Mountain Trail.

Provides approximately $700,000 per year to support trail maintenance, enhancement, and forest stewardship in the Red Rock Ranger District, including funding for over 60 miles of new trails and contributing over $500,000 to the Cathedral Rock Trail facelift. The organization has raised over $3.5 million total for trail work and funded the construction of 61 miles of new trails, including 7 miles in Fiscal Year 2025.

Raises funds from individuals, businesses, and grantors, providing approximately $700,000 annually and over $3.5 million cumulatively, to support trail maintenance, enhancement, user education, and forest stewardship in the Red Rock Ranger District.

Raises and allocates funds for trail maintenance, enhancement, and stewardship in the Red Rock Ranger District, having raised over $3.5 million to date. Annually provides approximately $700,000 in support, including $114,000 in FY2024 through the Trail Keeper program, and raised $11,562.90 through the Toast the Trails event.

Maintains over 400 miles of non-motorized trails in Sedona's Red Rock Country through physical improvements such as replacing rock steps, installing drainage structures, building retaining walls, closing social trails, installing fencing, renewing interpretive signs, and planting seed balls to prevent erosion. Specific projects include the Turkey Creek Entry Corridor, Doe Mountain Trail, Hardline Trail, and Rector Connector Equestrian Bypass.

Funds and oversees the construction of new non-motorized trails in Sedona's Red Rock Country, having built 61 miles of new trails to date, with 7 miles constructed in FY2025. This includes projects like the Turkey Creek Entry Corridor, the ascending Doe Mountain Trail, the New Hardline Trail, and the Rector Connector Equestrian Bypass, as well as the ongoing development of the Turkey Creek Trail System.

Funds and constructs new trails to enhance user experience, improve safety, and distribute user activity. This includes building over 60 miles of new trails, such as the Turkey Creek Entry Corridor (Del Sol, 3rd Rock, Rodeo trails), the New Hardline Trail, and the Rector Connector Equestrian Bypass. The organization also constructed 7 miles of new non-motorized trails in Fiscal Year 2025 and is developing the Turkey Creek Trail System with 21.2 miles of new non-motorized trail.

Plans, funds, and constructs new non-motorized trails to enhance user experience, improve safety, and distribute trail use. Completed projects include the New Hardline Trail, Rector Connector Equestrian Bypass, Doe Mountain Trail reconstruction, and the Turkey Creek Entry Corridor. The organization has built or adopted over 60 miles of new trails, including 7 miles in FY2025.

Constructs and reconstructs non-motorized trails, including over 60 miles of new trails, such as the Turkey Creek Entry Corridor, New Hardline Trail, Rector Connector Equestrian Bypass, and the Cathedral Rock Trail facelift, while also developing the 21.2-mile Turkey Creek Trail System.

Raises over $3.5 million for trail maintenance and enhancement in the Red Rock Ranger District, providing approximately $700,000 annually. This funding supports trail maintenance, enhancement, user education, and forest stewardship, including specific projects like the Cathedral Rock Trail facelift and the Trail Keeper program which provided $114,000 in FY2024.

Raises over $3.5 million for trail maintenance and enhancement in the Red Rock Ranger District, providing approximately $700,000 annually. This funding supports trail maintenance, enhancement, user education, and forest stewardship, including $114,000 in fiscal year 2024 through the Trail Keeper program.

Directly maintains and restores over 400 miles of non-motorized trails in Sedona's Red Rock Country, including rock work, drainage installation, erosion control, social trail closure, and habitat restoration. Projects include the multi-year Cathedral Rock Trail facelift and ongoing maintenance in the Oak Creek watershed.

Maintains over 400 miles of non-motorized trails in Sedona's Red Rock Country, including 248 miles of trails and 2,965 linear feet of rock work. Maintenance activities include replacing rock steps, installing drainage structures, armoring rock steps and retaining walls, closing social trails, installing fencing, renewing interpretive signs, and planting seed balls to prevent erosion.

Provides a 6-panel trail guide titled "Maximize Your Fun on the Trails" to help visitors and residents plan and prepare for trail experiences, including guidance on dog safety and Leave No Trace practices.

Provides a 6-panel trail guide titled "Maximize Your Fun on the Trails" to help visitors and residents plan, select, and prepare for trail experiences, including guidance on dog safety and Leave No Trace practices. Volunteers replenish brochure inventory for Trail Champion sponsors.

Provides a 6-panel trail guide titled "Maximize Your Fun on the Trails" to educate visitors and residents on planning, selecting, and preparing for trail experiences, including dog safety and Leave No Trace practices.

Distributes a 6-panel trail guide titled "Maximize Your Fun on the Trails" to educate visitors and residents on trail selection, preparation, dog safety, and Leave No Trace practices. Also supports public outreach through volunteer coordination and educational materials.

Provides a 6-panel trail guide titled "Maximize Your Fun on the Trails" to help visitors and residents plan, select, and prepare for trail experiences, including guidance on dog safety and Leave No Trace practices, and utilizes volunteers to replenish brochure inventory.

Maintains key organizational documents including Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, Board Resolutions, and IRS Non-Profit Determination, and makes them publicly available online in PDF format. Also publishes Board Meeting minutes to support transparency.

Maintains and makes publicly available key organizational documents such as Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, Board Resolutions, and IRS Non-Profit Determination. The organization also publishes Board Meeting minutes online to ensure transparency.

Maintains organizational transparency by making key documents—including Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, Board Resolutions, IRS Non-Profit Determination, and Board Meeting minutes—publicly available online in PDF format.

Makes key organizational documents, including Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, Board Resolutions, IRS Non-Profit Determination, and Board Meeting minutes, publicly available online in PDF format to support transparency.

Maintains key organizational documents such as Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, Board Resolutions, and IRS Non-Profit Determination. It makes these documents and Board Meeting minutes publicly available online in PDF format to support transparency.

Organizes volunteer workdays for trail maintenance at locations such as Yavapai Vista and Turkey Creek, and engages volunteers in replenishing brochure inventory for Trail Champion sponsors. Board members have also coordinated volunteer efforts, such as for the Cathedral Rock Trail Building Project in 2023.

Maintains over 400 miles of non-motorized trails in Sedona's Red Rock Country, organizing volunteer workdays for trail maintenance at various locations and coordinating volunteer efforts for specific projects like the Cathedral Rock Trail Building Project.

Organizes and coordinates volunteer workdays for trail maintenance at locations such as Yavapai Vista and Turkey Creek, and supports volunteer-led trail building efforts, including the Cathedral Rock Trail project in 2023.

Organizes volunteer workdays for trail maintenance at various locations and coordinates volunteer efforts for trail building projects, such as the Cathedral Rock Trail Building Project in 2023. Board members also contribute to shaping the trail system through volunteer work.

Organizes and coordinates volunteer efforts for trail maintenance and building projects, such as the Cathedral Rock Trail Building Project and workdays at Yavapai Vista and Turkey Creek. Volunteers also replenish brochure inventory for Trail Champion sponsors.

Funds trail specialists to design major trail projects to National Park standards and provides specialized training for seasonal crew members to ensure technical quality and sustainability in trail construction and stabilization.

Funds trail specialists who design trail rebuilds to National Park standards and provides specialized training for seasonal crew members, such as for stabilizing the Cathedral Rock Trail.

Funds trail specialists to design projects to National Park standards and provide specialized training for seasonal crew members to stabilize trails, such as the Cathedral Rock Trail rebuild.

Funds trail specialists to design trail rebuilds to National Park standards and provide specialized training for seasonal crew members to stabilize trails, as demonstrated with the Cathedral Rock Trail rebuild.

Funds trail specialists to design trail rebuilds to National Park standards and provide specialized training for seasonal crew members to stabilize trails, as demonstrated during the Cathedral Rock Trail rebuild.

Hosted the inaugural Toast the Trails fundraising event, which raised $11,562.90 for trail preservation, and co-hosts an annual event for sponsors, city officials, and the US Forest Service to engage stakeholders.

Co-hosts an annual event for sponsors, city officials, and the US Forest Service.

Co-hosts an annual event for sponsors, city officials, and the US Forest Service to foster collaboration and engagement.