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    Fay Canyon parking lot to temporarily close April 16-17

    April 11, 2025No Comments
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    Sedona News – The Fay Canyon Trailhead parking lot will temporarily close on April 16 and 17 for parking lot line repainting.

    The parking lot will reopen when Red Rock Ranger District staff complete the striping project, which will update the lot’s 44 marked parking spaces.

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    Motorists are asked to avoid parking along the side of Boynton Pass Road during the closure.

    For more details about trails and trailheads in the Sedona area, please visit the Coconino National Forest website at coconinonationalforest.us.

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