Rock Art Ranch

All of our guests love this tour! “Amazing! Magnificent!”

The Rock Art Ranch has thousands of petroglyph, ancient Indian carvings, that decorate the walls of a remote canyon. You’ll have the opportunity to photograph close up the carvings of animals, medicine men/shaman, stars, spirals, eagle, pyramids and more. The half mile of artistic carvings were made over a 7000 year span. A sandal, dated by the university to 9,500 years old, was found in the canyon.

We’ve been told it is the largest petroglyph site in Arizona and one of the best-preserved archeological sites in the Southwest. You’ve seen it on the Travel Channel, PBS, the History Channel, the BBC, in Arizona Highways and in the AAA Magazine.

We have began excavating an archeological site that appears to be a large pueblo. visitors if they wish can use our tools to gently reveal ancient artifacts. You can't keep the artifacts but your discoveries will be documented and we place your picture on our blog/web site.

On this working, privately owned, Buffalo Ranch are Petrified Wood, an Indian Ruin, ancient pottery, a sweat lodge, Navajo Hogan (traditional home), cowboy antiques, antique gun collection, ranch equipment, the last bunkhouse of the Hashknife Ranch and more. Each visitor to the ranch receives a shard of ancient pottery as a gift from the ranch owner.

This ranch is so hidden that you can’t see a building for many miles. We travel the Lieutenant Beale Trail, a dirt road used by the pioneers who rode west on covered wagons.

Casually dressed, we will have an exquisite lunch in historic elegance at the Historic La Posada Hotel.

The fresh ingredients of the fantastic food at the Turquoise Room is grown locally and is prepared in the slow food way by Chef John Sharpe.

One of our favorite dishes is Prickly Pear Bread Pudding with pecans, raisins, cherries, pine nuts, almonds and whipped cream.

The signature soup is actually 2 soups, cream of yellow sweet corn and spicy black bean with red Chile cream signature on top. Yummy!

This beautifully restored 1930 railroad hotel has become a destination for world travelers. Mary Jane Colter designed the Historic Fred Harvey hotel with unique architecture and with decor from all over the world.

Step back in time and imagine dining with former guests, Albert Einstein, Clark Gable, Harry Truman, John Wayne, Roy Rogers, Amelia Earhart, Shirley Temple Lindbergh and many others.

You’ll be “Standin’ on The Corner in Winslow, Arizona” “Getting Your Kicks on Route 66” next to the “Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe” Railway.

Full Day Tour, Steep Stairs

$180 PER PERSON

includes lunch at La Posada

All Tours are in English only

Telephone: (928)-203-1123

Email: reservations@bluefeathertours.com

Sedona Information: Sedona Central Reservations