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	Red Rock Pass - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Red Rock Pass is a mountain pass south of modern day Downey, Idaho that is famous for being the spot at which the ancient Lake Bonneville was emptied.
		The pass was cut through a sill of resistant Paleozoic shale, limestone, and dolomite, and forms a narrow gap two miles (3 km) long.
		This overflow caused a sudden erosion of unconsolidated material on the northern shoreline near Red Rock Pass.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Red_Rock_Pass (302 words)

	Red Rock Pass near Downey Idaho (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Red Rock Pass was cut through a sill of resistant Paleozoic shale, limestone, and dolomite, and forms a narrow gap two miles long.
		Red Rock pass attracts geological groups from miles around, to study the remains of the great forces on nature.
		Portneuf Narrows, a canyon 45 miles northwest of Red Rock Pass, where the flood is estimated to have reached a height of 400 feet.
	www.downeyidaho.com /redrockpass.htm (217 words)

	Red Rock Country - Red Rock Pass Program
		A Red Rock Pass (or Golden Eagle, Golden Age or Golden Access) is required when recreating on National Forest land in Red Rock Country, a high-impact recreation area.
		Vehicles parked on the National Forest in the red rock area that do not display a valid pass in the windshield are subject to receiving a citation.
		A pass is not required for incidental stopping to take a photograph or to enjoy a scenic vista (approximately 15 minutes or less).
	www.redrockcountry.org /passes-and-permits/index.shtml (1274 words)

	Red Rock Lakes. The Columbia Gazetteer of North America. 2000
		Red Rock Lakes, reservoirs, consisting of 2 connected lakes, Beaverhead co., SW Mont., on Red Rock R., c.30 mi/48 km W of W. Yellowstone, bet.
		Upper Red Rock L. (3 mi/4.8 km long, 2 mi/3.2 km wide; 44°35'N 111°47'W) receives Red Rock Creek (from E), which flows to Lower Red Rock L. (7 mi/11.3 km long, max.
		Red Rock Pass (7,120 ft/2,170 m) to E on Divide and Idaho border, near source of Red Rock Creek.
	www.bartleby.com /69/15/R01515.html (143 words)

	Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge
		Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) lies in the high-elevation Centennial Valley and contains primarily wetland and riparian habitats.
		Red Rock Creek flows through the upper end of the valley, creating the impressive Upper Red Rock Lake, River Marsh, and Lower Red Rock Lake marshlands.
		Red Rock Lakes NWR is designated a National Natural Landmark, as well as one of the few marshland Wilderness Areas in the country.
	www.fws.gov /refuges/profiles/index.cfm?id=61570 (553 words)

	Montana's Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge
		Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge is primarily a high elevation mountain wetland-riparian area.
		Red Rock Creek is near the headwaters of the Missouri River.
		Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1935 to protect the rare trumpeter swan.
	www.westyellowstonenet.com /attractions/wildlife_refuge.php (1243 words)

	GORP - Red Rocks Lakes National Wildlife Refuge
		Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge is located in the scenic and isolated Centennial Valley of southwestern Montana, approximately 50 miles west of Yellowstone National Park.
		The rugged mountains bordering the valley catch the heavy snows of winter that replenish the vast Red Rock marsh.
		The Red Rock Lakes ecosystem is one of the most important trumpeter swan breeding areas in North America, and for this reason the refuge was established in 1935.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/resource/us_nwr/mt_redro.htm (746 words)

	Sedona - The Red Rock Review
		The "Red Rock Pass," allows for vehicle parking on the National Forest for non-commercial, recreation purposes (hiking, mountain biking, picnicking etc.).
		Consequently, no pass will be required for travel through the area, nor for activities that are "incidental" to thru-travel, such as stopping to take a photograph or use a restroom.
		The Red Rock Pass program is one of the tools to help us achieve the holistic management plan as identified in the Forest Service and community vision of Amendment 12.
	www.redrockreview.com /for_service2.html (944 words)

	Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, Sample Chapter by Lynna Howard
		On Red Rock Road there is water in Cole and Hell Roaring Creeks where they cross the road about a mile west of the Pass.
		Red Rock Pass Trailhead from West Yellowstone (West Yellowstone is east of the Divide):
		In the meantime, there is ample parking and unimproved camping in the northwest corner of the intersection of Red Rock Pass Road and Road 056 on a tree-covered rise.
	myweb.cableone.net /prueheart/cdt2.htm (1630 words)

	Calico Basin Petroglyphs
		Calico Basin is a colorful area tucked between the gray limestone La Madre Mountains to the north, the red sandstone Calico Hills to the west, and a desert ridge to the south.
		Some of the rock faces are covered in desert varnish, a naturally occurring dark patina that forms on the surface of rocks in the desert.
		Red Spring, the actual spring, is located on the far side of the boardwalk loop trail.
	www.birdandhike.com /Glyphs/Red_Rocks/Calico_Basin/Calico.htm (632 words)

	What People are Saying
		Red Rock Pass is the name of the Sedona portion of a federal program which is confusingly entitled "Recreation Fee Demonstration Program".
		Tranquil are the sounds of fluttering wings or the cry of a soaring red tail hawk and witnessing the new growth of spring grasses that nourish wildlife and domestic stock.
		The Red Rock Pass is a local charge by the Forest Service to park on the national forest in order to view or hike amongst the red rocks.
	www.aznofee.org /aznofee/saying.php (6464 words)

	Utah Red Rocks - Visions of the Natural Stone Artisty of Southern Utah
		Rock climbing guides to Arches and the surrounding area are also available at the visitor center.
		This movement caused the overlying rock to buckle and shift, thrusting some sections upward into domes, dropping others into surrounding cavities, and causing vertical cracks, which would later contribute to the development of arches.
		Except for isolated remnants, the major rock formations visible in the park today are the salmon-colored Entrada Sandstone, in which most of the arches form, and the tan-colored Navajo Sandstone.
	www.utahredrocks.com /archesnationalpark.htm (2399 words)

	Sedona : Attractions \| Frommers.com
		Although Schnebly Hill Road, which climbs into the red rocks east of Sedona, is a rough dirt road, it's a must for superb views of Sedona.
		These passes are good for a year and will get you into any national park or national monument in the country.
		The cross and the starkly beautiful chapel seem to grow directly from the rock, allowing the natural beauty of the red rock to speak for itself.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/sedona/1926010029.html (1799 words)

	travel.azcentral.com \| Sedona Sightseeing
		Red Rock State Park — A great place to introduce kids to Sedona's red rock geological formations, Oak Creek and the area's wildlife.
		The initiated say Bell Rock and Airport Mesa have uplifting energy, Cathedral Rock is soothing and encourages introspection and Boynton Canyon is soothing and has uplifting energy.
		The middle road would be a few hours at Therapy on the Rocks, which charges $120 for an hour of gentle "myofascial release" therapy in a room that looks out on the red rocks and Oak Creek.
	www.azcentral.com /travel/arizona/sedona/sedona-sightseeing.html (1145 words)

	Sedona Vicinity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		To improve and maintain roads and trails, the Forest Service requires visitors to display one of the Golden Passes (or a National Parks pass w/hologram) or to purchase a Red Rock Pass to park anywhere in the forest near Sedona, except at one of the concession-operated day-use areas or campgrounds, which have separate fees.
		Red Cliffs, on a separate trail to the west, contains much more rock art and there's often a volunteer here to explain the different styles and time periods of the artwork.
		On the last 6.5 miles, you'll climb high into the hills, pass a turnoff for Stehr's Lake and a scenic 4WD route to Ike's Backbone, then descend to Childs Dispersed Recreation Area on the riverbank at road's end; the last quarter mile may be too rough for cars.
	www.arizonahandbook.com /sed_vic.htm (5681 words)

	Redwood Creek: Top 25 Picnic Destinations
		Get acquainted with beautiful Red Rock Country by taking a jeep tour through the town's rugged terrain, or driving north on 89A to enjoy 16 miles of scenic highway that winds through Oak Creek Canyon, national forests and several scenic hiking trails.
		Climb up to the magical vortexes, meander through Red Rock State Park Nature Center or take a tour of the Palatki and Honanki Indian ruins on the outskirts of town.
		A Red Rock Pass, available at the Sedona-Oak Creek Canyon Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center and other locations throughout Sedona, is required for vehicle parking on the national Forest in Red Rock Country.
	www.concierge.com /promo/redwood/sedona.html (540 words)

	Sedona Hiking Trails - healing energy vortexes, Sedona red rock formations, outdoor activities.
		There are four (4) Red Rock Passes, (daily, weekly, annual, and grand annual) from which to choose to fit your personal needs.
		All vehicles parked on the Coconino National Forest for non-commercial, recreational purposes are required to display a "Red Rock Pass".
		Bell Rock is believed to bring increased energy and calm to those that visit it.
	www.sedonaarizonahiking.com /trails.html (293 words)

	Red Rock'n Llamas Tours - Frequently Asked Questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Red Rock 'n Llamas provides all the food and necessary camping equipment for the trips, even sleeping bags and liners!
		However, because our main interest is in having you go on a Red Rock 'n Llamas trip, we are happy to reschedule you on another trip and credit your money paid towards that trip.
		Most Red Rock 'n Llamas trips pass through a wide variety of terrain including: dry, sandy desert hiking; walking over and up and down slickrock areas; and multiple creek and river crossings.
	www.redrocknllamas.com /faq.htm (965 words)

	Red Rock Canyon Las Vegas, Nevada Activities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area has one developed campground.
		Opened in 1998 to replace the Old Oak Creek Campground, and formerly known as the 13-Mile Campground, the Red Rock Canyon Campground is located two miles east of the visitor center on W. Charleston Blvd (State Route 159).
		The campground is located one mile south on Moenkopi Road from the junction with W. Charleston Blvd. The campground is two miles from the Red Rock Canyon visitor center and 13-Mile Scenic Drive.
	www.nv.blm.gov /redrockcanyon/Activities/camping.htm (582 words)

	Red Rock Country - Welcome!
		The Red Rock Ranger District announces the re-opening of several trails affected by the Brins Fire Closure.
		Beginning Sunday September 24, the Soldier Pass, Brins Mesa, Vultee Arch (to the arch), Cibola Pass and the Wilson Canyon trails are open.
		River rafters may pass on the river in the closure areas but are restricted from stopping, taking out watercraft, or delaying their passage through the area.
	www.redrockcountry.org (1228 words)

	Sedona Things to Do Tips by madamx - VirtualTourist.com
		Generally, you need a Red Rock pass to park at any of the parking areas in the Sedona vicinity to view the rocks or ruins such as Palatki, and it can get confusing about what to pay for what, as there are State Parks in the vicinity and National Monuments as well.
		The pass fees go to maintenance, and I agree that some kind of fee must be charged to keep these areas beautiful with such high tourist traffic.
		This beautiful Red Rock canyon is home to the exclusive Enchantment Resort and offers trails for just strolling along, enjoying nature and the red rocks, or you can choose some harder hikes.
	members.virtualtourist.com /m/44951/b72e0/4/?o=2 (1978 words)

	Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, Lima, Montana, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
		Most visitors drive through Red Rock Pass Road, stopping to view and photograph scenery and wildlife.
		Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge is located in a remote section of Beaverhead County in southwestern Montana.
		Moose are year-round residents of Red Rock Lakes NWR.
	redrocks.fws.gov /rrl2.htm (1235 words)

	Game Management Unit 45B (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Red Rock Pass to Sheep Tank Mine: Look around the high country just east of Red Rock Pass and down the long ridges leading to the Sheep Tank Mine.
		Also just west of Red Rock Pass area are some large mesas that hold bighorn.
		Tank Mountains: Starting at Engesser Pass and runing south into Unit 41 is a large portion of the Tank Mountains.
	www.gf.state.az.us /h_f/hunting_units_45b.shtml (733 words)

	travel.azcentral.com \| Sedona Recreation
		Hiking — The red rocks may look daunting to beginners but Sedona has trails to suit all fitness levels.
		A $5 daily or $15 weekly Red Rock Pass from the U.S. Forest Service includes a trail guide and a car window tag that will allow you the park at the trail of your choice.
		Passes are available at the Sedona-Oak Creek Canyon Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center, Highway 89A and Forest Road, (928) 282-7722 or 1-800-288-7336.
	www.azcentral.com /travel/arizona/sedona/sedona-recreation.html (436 words)

	OneDayHikes.com - Hikes and Hiking Trails
		Now it is generally level as you bear left, crossing the plateau through low shrubs, moving close to the huge sandstone monolith and other red rock formations as you head into a side canyon.
		Ahead is the etched gray rock of the false summit, with the forested true summit behind.
		To each side, of course, are fabulous views: red pinnacles to the left, with the plains beyond; the high sandstone walls of Fay Canyon to the right.
	www.onedayhikes.com /Hikes.asp?HikesID=106 (1311 words)

	Sedona Vacation Rentals on VacationHomes.com
		Red Rock Jeep tours in back country of the Red Rock formations.
		All questions about "Private Home in Sedona's Red Rock Country", the vacation rental in Sedona featured on this page, must be answered by the manager.
		If you are interested in "Private Home in Sedona's Red Rock Country", a Sedona Villa / Home, click here to send them an email.
	www.vacationhomes.com /19408 (668 words)

	Downey Idaho
		These flood waters flowed over Red Rock Pass in southeastern Idaho and continued westward across the Snake River Plain.
		The release of water from Lake Bonneville was apparently caused by capture of the Bear River which greatly increased the supply of water to the Bonneville Basin and then the sudden erosion of the dam on the northern shoreline near Red Rock Pass.
		Red Rock Pass as it looks after the Bonneville Flood.
	www.seidaho.org /downey.html (309 words)

	Otter Lake Geocache
		While on a day trip exploring the nearby Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, we decided to travel north and discovered this great area.
		Look for Red Rock Pass Road (also known as Boot Jack Road and FR 053) heading west.
		You'll pass the Continental Divide at Red Rocks or Boot Jack Pass, and leave Idaho to enter Montana.
	eduscapes.com /geocaching/otter.htm (836 words)

	Coconino National Forest - Red Rock Recreation
		Not all of the developed trails on the Red Rock District are listed here.
		FR 152C is paved to Boynton Canyon and the Red Rock Loop is paved except for the last mile or so.
		For more information on Red Rock State Park and Slide State Park visit Arizona State Parks website.
	www.fs.fed.us /r3/coconino/recreation/red_rock/rec_redrock.shtml (865 words)

	Ancient Sedona: Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		All vehicles parked on the National Forest for non-commercial, recreational purposes are required to display a "Red Rock Pass".
		Since this is a recreational "use" fee and not a fee for "entry" to the National Forest, no pass is required for travel through Red Rock Country nor for activities that are "incidental" to thru-travel, such as stopping to take a photograph or use a restroom.
		For your convenience there are four (4) Red Rock Passes, (daily, weekly, annual, and grand annual) from which to choose to fit your personal needs.
	www.sunfellow.com /ancientsedona/links.html (627 words)

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