N 34° 49.309 W 111° 52.153
We are placing our first cache to celebrate nearing the 100 finds mark. This is an area we are in often and love being out on the backroads. Cache is in a small (8x8)blue 'lobstah' tin placed off the mainroads. Can be reached from 89A between Cottonwood and Sedona at N 34 49.919 W 111 53.508 or, easier route from Red Rock Lower Loop Road N 34 49.769 W 111 51.234.


9845 Giddy-up Trail

N 34° 49.109 W 111° 54.255
Take Highway 89A and turn onto FR 525 between Cottonwood and Sedona. Park in the first available parking area.
This is a very easy find although the cache container is a bit unusual


A False Point or Two

N 34° 48.521 W 111° 54.365
Twisted Tree

Better View Of Sedona 

N 34° 49.450 W 111° 55.187
Off 89A onto FR525. Some what rough in areas, High clearance recommended, can be muddy if it has rained. Red Rock Pass Needed
Watch out for small low flying Aircraft.

Beyond The Airport

N 34° 50.922 W 111° 45.943
This is a two-part cache. At the first waypoint you will find the coordinates to the final destination. Follow the arrow. Reaching the cache will involve three quarters of a mile of biking, hiking, or technical four-wheel driving.Look in the crevice. The cache is hidden in a brown ammo bin under the some large sandstone slabs.
  




Bins Keep Forever Cache

N 34° 51.129 W 111° 47.348
Flying in would be half the fun, but you can drive to it easily.
  




Cache And Release

N 34° 49.451 W 111° 48.048
You are searching for a round Altoids tin that has some camouflaged tape on it. It has a log and a pencil but you might want to bring your own writing instrument. It is only possible to put the smallest of items in the cache.
In a crook near a brook.



Creekside

N 34° 49.580 W 111° 48.296
Hollow cottonwood log.


Crescent Moon Micro

N 34° 48.222 W 111° 54.904
Just .25 miles from the cattle guard you will find a cammoed cylindrical plastic container hidden atop a hill. Check out the 360 degree views of Jerome, the Sedona Red Rocks, Sycamore Canyon and the Verde Valley. 
NOTE: Only accessible from Westbound 89A. If traveling Eastbound, turn around at the FS525 (aka: Twin Trees) Rd.
Hidden under a Juniper Pine behind the grass.


Feliz Navidad

N 34° 46.683 W 111° 45.864
high up but under a rock
Watch for cars speeding about as you look for this one. People here are either watching your every move or not paying attention at all.
Well hidden micro and cammoed to boot. No room for a writing tool so bring your own. You will stand out while hunting for this one, so fair warning.


In or Out at Jake's

N 34° 53.181 W 111° 46.979
Park Here N34Deg 53.057' W 111Deg 47.031' 
Geocache is tupperware container


Keys to the Kitchen

N 34° 52.882 W 111° 54.621
When driving in to the ruins, there are several forks in the road. Bear right at the first big "Y". You will soon see another "Y". You want to go toward the ruins that don't start with the letter "H".
While traveling on the major highway , you will want to look for a road designated as FR 525.

Lifesaver

N 34° 52.224 W 111° 45.647
To get credit for this virtual cache you have to email us with the great historical event that happened on this spot in 1897. 
The plaque is on a ledge in a corner next to a bench.



Main Street Sedona

N 34° 51.827 W 111° 44.426
You will need to park at N 34 51.889 W 111 44.465 which is at the base of the path and right off the road on Schnibley Hill.After parking, follow the RED rocky trail on the left of the big tree. Over the hill and through the woods, across the creek and up you go. Mind the fallen logs and be careful when picking up small rock piles.


Making Memories in Sedonna

N 34° 51.307 W 111° 50.100
To find the trail; from the "Y" in Sedona take Hwy 89A west towards Cottonwood for 4.2 miles and turn right onto Cultural Park Place Rd. (Coming from the Cottonwood area, you will turn left.) Go .2 miles and park in the last "Red Lot" on the right where you will find a ramada complete with picnic table. 
The hint is in the name of the cache


Mostly Red Rocks

N 34° 46.208 W 111° 45.851
Off State Road 179 north of Wild Horse Mesa Dr. It is east of the fence. Please walk to the end of the fence and walk back on the other side.

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Motown Four Sedona

N 34° 51.835 W 111° 48.042
The hint is in the name
Tamper not my young geocacher lest ye be imprisioned but the utilitarian overseers. During the day you may find eyes upon thee from the stockpilers of currancy. 

No Ale LeAnne

N 34° 54.960 W 111° 54.134
PALATKI RUIN and RED CLIFFS ROCK ART
Located about 30 minutes west of Sedona (7 miles by dirt road), it is an incredibly beautiful canyon in the Coconino National Forest with two world-class archeaological sites.

1. How many arrow points are displayed in the information center just inside the front door? 
2. What are the three main colors used in the pictographs found at this site? 
3. How many rooms are found in the ruins of the East Alcove? West Alcove?
2. Reservations can be made by calling (928) 282-3854 between 9:30 am and 3:30 pm seven days a week 

Palatki - Red Cliffs

Pyramid of the Sinagua (AKA Red Rock Pyramid)

N 34° 50.011 W 111° 55.006
Take 89A from Sedona towards Cottonwood to FR525 at N 34 48.982; W 111 54.228. Follow FR 525 to first Y and go to the right. Then turn left on a small dirt road just before the fence on the left side of 525. 

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