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Coconino National Forest

Happy Jack Lodge Answering Recreation Demand, Easing Forest Impacts

November 1, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Julie Pendergast walks through the scenic beauty of Happy Jack, enjoying the stately old growth ponderosa pines, gnarly oak trees and abundance of wildlife including red tail hawks, hummingbirds, deer, elk and squirrels. As the manager of Happy Jack Lodge & RV, located on Lake Mary Road between Mormon Lake and Clints Well, Pendergast calls out to recreationists by name and asks about their spouses and grandchildren. “People love it here,” she said. “Many store their RVs and enjoy the cool … [Read more...] about Happy Jack Lodge Answering Recreation Demand, Easing Forest Impacts

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Coconino National Forest, Happy Jack Lodge, Happy Jack Lodge & RV, Julie Pendergast

Last of the Large Flagstaff Loggers Retires

June 28, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

When forest restoration giant Wally Covington drives by the Ribelin Logging Co. sort yard on East Huntington in Flagstaff and sees the equipment up for sale, it makes him sad. “They are very good operators in the forest and had a huge impact on the community.” With decades of experience, millions of dollars invested in logging equipment and a deep love for the forest, Ribelin Logging Co. President Ken Ribelin says the family-owned and operated business – a thriving logging company that at one … [Read more...] about Last of the Large Flagstaff Loggers Retires

Filed Under: Business, Local News Tagged With: Coconino National Forest, Ribelin Logging

The Path to Trail Preservation

March 31, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

It’s often said that the journey is as rewarding as the destination. Such may well be the case for visitors using the more than 400 miles of world-famous red rock trails in the Sedona Red Rock District of the Coconino National Forest. Sedona trails serve about three million people each year. As the gateway to Red Rock Country, the trail system is designed to educate and thrill travelers by providing an outdoors experience and information about the vegetation, geology, wildlife and cultural … [Read more...] about The Path to Trail Preservation

Filed Under: Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Cathedral Rock, City of Sedona, Coconino National Forest, Dry Creek, Kevin Adams, Little Horse, Mescal, Red Rock Country, Sedona Red Rock District, Sedona Trail Keepers, Soldier Pass, SRRTF

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