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Grand Canyon Previews | 1.Schnebly Hill Rd | 2.Cathedral Rock | 3.Thunder Mountain (Capital Butte) | 4.Misc Sedona
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Sedona: elev 4,000 ft wiki,
Hiking - Schnebly Hill, Soldier's Pass, Dry Creek, Cathedral Rock
Sedona is named after Sedona Arabelle Miller Schnebly (1877-1950), wife of the city's first postmaster.
Red Rocks of Sedona, the stunning array of red sandstone formations, glow orange and red during sunrise and sunset. The famous red rocks are formed by a layer of rock known as the Schnebly Hill Formation, a thick layer of sandstone found only in the vicinity and deposited during the Permian Period (300 million years ago).
Sedona, Arizona photos follow
1. Schnebly Hill Road
2. Cathedral Rock
3. Thunder Mountain
(Capital Butte)
4. Misc Sedona

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