About Sedona

Scenic 179

The Arizona Dept of Transportation (ADOT) is currently improving and widening SR 179.  In this regard, the State is spending $65 million to improve a 10-mile stretch through Sedona - including the 612 feet of frontage along the Falls at Oak Creek. Specifically, the property will receive a left-hand turn lane, right-hand turn lane, bike lanes, sidewalk and other benefits.  ADOT has prepared a rendering of the improvements that will front our project.

Morgan Wash and SR 179 (pdf)

SR 179 Construction Activities (pdf)

Sedona

National Geographic - Adventure Town: Sedona, Arizona

With a veritable boom of new arrivals—mostly outdoors lovers and active retirees—there's growing concern about preserving the surrounding desert landscape. But the success of local open-space initiatives is ensured by the fact that 49 percent of the 19-square-mile (49-square-kilometers) city is on national forestland—this means that, no matter how many are entranced by Sedona, it'll always be easy to heed the canyon's call.
Experience Sedona

Information about Sedona in general.

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