What we do. Who we are. 

We're your neighbors

 The rock formation looking like a pyramid used to be called "Christmas Rock" by the Schuerman Family children since they had a picnic there one Christmas Day. It is also referred to as Schuerman Mountain or the Red Pyramid Rock. 

Cathedral Rock to the right middle column. It was originally called Courthouse Rock by the early settlers. 

Red Rock Rural Community Association

mailing address:
​ 215 Disney Lane, Sedona, AZ  86336
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redrockloop@gmail.com

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Mission Statement
The mission of the Red Rock Rural Community Association is to maintain the rural lifestyle of the area, to protect Oak Creek riparian area which the state has designated a unique and scenic waterway. We are stewards for responsible development that respects the water supply, the roadways and the scenic beauty of the area.

The Three Sisters
rock formation

President: Nanette Armstrong  
redrockloop@gmail.com
282-3675
 
Vice-President: Birgit Lowenstein 

The 'homestead house' located on Loy Lane, has been donated to the Sedona Historical Society. If you'd like to be involved in the restoration or work on this project contact the museum -ask for Janeen - 928-282-7038.

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History

​A Brief History of The RED ROCK RURAL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, LLC (RRRCA)
The land lying adjacent to the Red Rock Loop Road is a section of the Southwest unique in its environment and natural beauty. It is an area with a substantial amount of open space, air, land and water so far relatively free of degradation. This riparian and high-desert habitat contains an incomparable, vulnerable and fragile assets--much of it is under the jurisdiction of the United States Forest Service. There are prehistoric ruins, a history of early homesteaders, both of which still have a presence here. Thirty years ago RRRCA was formed to protect the rural character of the area.
Located along the state-protected Oak Creek, a designated "Unique and Scenic Waterway," the area contains shallow-perched drinking water aquifers that can easily be contaminated through the fragile geological strata that exist here. For this reason the RRRCA took steps in 2006 to engage independent environmental consultants, engineers, professors, researchers and legal counsel to help the residents of the Red Rock Loop area and Sedona understand the impact of real estate developments in our vulnerable environment.
The RRRCA has forged alliances with numerous local community groups and environmental groups such as the Sierra Club, Don`t Waste Arizona, Inc., the Audubon Society and the Center for Biodiversity. This journey has taken us through a bureaucratic quagmire of local, state and federal jurisdictions. In the process we have created working relationships with the AZ Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), Army Corps of Engineers, AZ Department of Water Resources (ADWR), Northern Arizona University and Yavapai County.
RRRCA`s actions have taken energy, time and money: costs shouldered by a few members of the RRRCA. To help cover some of the financial costs make a tax-deductible donation to Don`t Waste Arizona, Inc., an Arizona nonprofit IRS ? 501(c)(3) corporation and mark it c/o RRRCA Environmental Fund. Send your donation to RRRCA, PO Box 3086, Sedona, AZ 86340..

Local Loop News and Events

News along the Loop

News

News Alert! 
A proposed housing development --Spring Creek Ranch, is in the works. For updates on this and for news alerts go to:  
https://keepsedonabeautiful.org/spring-creek-ranch-rezoning-request/

Spring Creek Ranch website:
https://www.springcreekranchaz.com/


other news: 

Camp Avalon is located on Loy Road, hosted by Global Community Communications Alliance. 
https://campavalon.org/


 Now called Sedona Ranch on Oak Creek--a housing development at the end of Loy Lane--  was formerly known as 
 La Merra. 
https://sedonaranchaz.com/
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News

This website is always under construction. Check back for more content. 


The entire road that lies outside of the city of Sedona (Yavapai County), was repaved with a chip seal, pavement and new lines painted. (May 2018) 

New chevrons and roadside reflectors have been added within the Sedona city limits part of the road on the Upper Loop Road. (2019)

New housing development at the end of Chavez Ranch Road is under construction. 
 

NEWS ALERT!!

Concerned Citizens for Red Rock Loop Road
​—Camp Avalon update April 27, 2020:
After GCCA lost their appeal with the County Board of Appeals they immediately filed a lawsuit against the County of Yavapai and they settled out of court and camping has once again begun. Some neighbors are concerned as this matter was settled in closed door executive session without contacting anyone from our group. The public was denied any due process in this public operation of a campground in a residential neighborhood. For more information on this or to be on the group list email contact: rrloopsedona@gmail.com. 



Other news!

The Sedona Red Rock High School now contains grades 7-12. 
http://www.sedonak12.org/sedonaredrockhighschool_home.aspx

check the school calendar to attend sporting, drama and club events. 

Our book is on Amazon or buy it locally for just $20. Contact us. redrockloop@gmail.com

 LITTER LIFTERS along the Loop Road are as follows:
89A to high school -- Lynn & Maudelle Terry with Norm Hanson and Georgia Munsell assisting
From the end of the High School for .8 miles: Norm Hanson 
From .8 miles to Chavez Ranch Rd .7 miles: Mark & Georgia Munsell, Nanette & Rich Armstrong
Gravel part of Chavez Ranch Rd -- Linda and Jeff Allen
Chavez Ranch Rd to Red Rock crossing: Nanette & Rich Armstrong
Red Rock Crossing Rd at Cathedral Vista Drive to and including Crescent Moon Ranch Recreation Area - Bill and Chris Lutz
Chavez Ranch Rd to Disney Lane: Carol and Loren Gronewald
Disney Lane to Loy Lane - Nanette Armstrong and Jeanette Shupe
Loy Lane to Elmersville Rd. - Birgit Loewenstein
Elmersville Rd to 89A - Susan and Wayne Johnson
Interested in being a litter lifter? Contact Nanette at redrockloop@gmail.com