sedona news – 26 local area breweries, wineries and restaurants teamed up with the Sedona Red Rock Trails Foundation (SRTRTF) to host a first-ever fundraising event called Toast the Trails Week. Designed to attract locals and tourists alike, each participating establishment will offer a unique menu item (drink or food) from October 12th to 19th.^tha certain amount of each sale will be donated to SRRTF to take care of the Red Rock Trail.

And we’re wrapping up Toast the Trails Week on Saturday, October 19th.^th – SRRTF volunteers will support the City of Sedona’s Fest of Fall Beer Garden at the Posse Grounds from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM. A portion of beer sales will be donated to the Trail Fund.

SRTF Director Dreama Aldridge said: “We had a vision to host a special event in the fall, when everyone is excited to get back to outdoor activities.With an explosion of great wineries, breweries, and distilleries, we had a vision to bring Mother Nature, refreshment, and relaxation. , we were excited about the idea of ​​combining socializing with the Verde Valley Wine Consortium for supporting us and giving people a fun way to feel a little adventurous, buy something delicious, and contribute to trail care. We came up with an event that we can offer.”

“We chose to sponsor Toast the Trails because of our landscape and Because we recognize the importance of keeping the environment as healthy as possible, we are committed to the longevity of these trail systems because they are valued by locals and visitors alike. I’m thinking of extending it.”

The list of participating companies is representative of the entire Verde Valley. From Sedonat’s on 89A in Sedona to our wine tasting room across the valley, Skyrock Sedona’s Uber to unforgettable Red Rock views, and stylish cocktails at our restaurant, we offer a morning “power up.” I am. Elegant Ambiente Forty 1.

A list of participating locations and more information can be found at ToastTheTrails.com.

Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund We raise donations to maintain and enhance car-free national forest trails in the greater Sedona area, and educate the public about their use and management. With the support of residents, businesses, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations, SRRTF has raised more than $3.5 million since 2014. SRRTF is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and an official partner of the U.S. Forest Service Red Rock. ranger district. For more information, visit redrocktrailfund.org.