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Sedona, Arizona
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Before becoming a state park in 1991, the land was part of the Smoke Trail Ranch owned by Jack and Helen Frye.
The park is known for its stunning red sandstone formations, which are part of the larger Colorado Plateau.
The park was established to preserve the riparian habitat along Oak Creek and to provide environmental education.
The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including mule deer, javelinas, and over 140 species of birds.
Park rangers lead educational walks to help visitors learn about the local flora, fauna, and geology.
The area has a rich cultural history, with evidence of Native American habitation dating back thousands of years.
The park hosts a variety of educational programs, including school field trips and workshops for all ages.
The park's dramatic landscapes and vibrant colors make it a favorite location for both amateur and professional photographers.
