The red-rock trails of the Sedona, Arizona area are spectacular, but you need to secure parking at trailhead lots early, even before 8 a.m. in some cases. Thanks to a tip from a Montana couple we met on a hike, we explored a red-rock canyon near Camp Verde, without the crowds. The Bell Trail is an out-and-back 6.9 miles with 587 feet of elevation gain. “Don’t miss the Crack,” we were advised. The Crack is a fissure that features pools where Wet Beaver Creek passes. A couple of young guys were tempted, but resisted jumping into the cloudy water.
Books and my backpack 
Reg,
I like the theme you’re using for this site. Is it “Wilson”?
Jeff
On Tue, Mar 29, 2022 at 7:54 AM Books and my backpack wrote:
> Reg Spittle posted: ” The red-rock trails of the Sedona, Arizona area are > spectacular, but you need to secure parking at trailhead lots early, even > before 8 a.m. in some cases. Thanks to a tip from a Montana couple we met > on a hike, we explored a red-rock canyon nea” >
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Thanks, Jeff…yes it is Wilson.
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