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Red Rock Trail Fund
Donate $25 to the SRRTF in February 2020 and receive a 23% REI Discount Coupon on REI co-op products. The coupon is good at any REI store and for online sales. Coupon offer good for the first 300 qualifying donations. Donate $25 - receive 1 coupon. Donate $100 - receive 4 coupons. Donate $1,000 and receive 40 coupons. Coupons will be distributed to Westerners donors in March 2020. Coupons expire December 31, 2020.
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2019 - 2020 Membership
The Sedona Westerners Membership is now open 2019-2020 Season.
Online registration for 2019-2020 Season is now open.
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Hiking Related Medical Problems
Hiking Related Medical Problems by Dr. Curt Kommer
From blisters to snake bites, learn how to be prepared to prevent and treat medical problems that can happen when you are hiking. The information shared by Dr. Curt Kommer can help you make quick decisions when faced with injuries of yourself, a fellow hiker, or someone you run into on the trails. Please read and download a copy to reference at the beginning of each Hiking Season.
Northern Arizona Forests Wildfires
Wildfire Update — Please be aware of the updates for Kaibab National Forest Updates for Wildfires.
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Featured Article
- Red Rock News - February 21, 2020
Drovers Take to Teacup Heights Disputing Naming of Decanter-Shaped Rock 
As a third-generation Sedona Westerner, I was excited to start the New Year with fellow hikers on a medium-difficulty trek in the Teacup/Coffee Pot area. On Sunday, January 5, the Drovers hiking group of the Sedona Westerners assembled at the Posse Grounds for departure to the trailhead, but learned that the trailhead parking lot we intended to use was already full. Fortunately, a Drover who lives near the trailhead offered her driveway for our carpool. With that, the Teacup Heights hike was off to a good start.
At the Soldier Pass trailhead, we split into two groups. Dave Minott led the first group and Joyce Minott led the second. Hiking in the first group, I was happy to find Kim Grill ...