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    July 13, 2011No Comments
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    Healing Paws

    Red Rock Pass at Work

    Sedona, AZ  (July 13, 2011) – The Red Rock Ranger District will install two new toilet buildings next week, at the Baldwin Trailhead on Verde Valley School Road, and at Bear/Doe Mountain Trailhead on Boynton Pass Road. Both trailheads and access to trails will be closed during installation from the evening of July 19 until reopening on July 22. Visitors may encounter traffic delays on the adjacent Forest Roads on July 20 – July 21 during delivery and excavation.

    This project is funded by the Red Rock Pass Program to provide improved visitor comfort and natural resource protection.

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