Rock Art Ranch and La Posada Tour

Blue Feather is the only tour company in Sedona
with keys to Rock Art Ranch!

The Rock Art Ranch 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.

Thousands of ancient carvings decorate the walls of a remote watered canyon.
You’ll see and can photograph the layers on layers of animals, medicine men/shaman, stars,
spirals,  pyramids.
There are even some carvings that look like dinosaurs and an elephant (?).                                                     

The half mile of carvings  were made over a 7000 year span.A sandal, dated by the university to 9,500 years old, was found in the canyon.

On this working Buffalo Ranch are Petrified Wood, an Indian Ruin, a sweat lodge, Dineh (Navajo) home, cowboy antiques, antique gun collection,ancient one-of-a-kind pottery found right on the ranch, 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 a dirt trail used by the pioneers who rode west on covered wagons. Yes, we can bring a bus into the ranch and it is set up to entertain groups.

Our guests say “Amazing!  Magnificent!”

We will then, casually dressed, dine in historic elegance at the Historic La Posada Hotel. This beautifully restored 1930 railroad has become a destination for world travelers. Names of the many famous people who stayed in the hotel are on the doors of the rooms.
Mary Jane Colter designed the Historic Fred Harvey hotel with unique architecture and with decor from all over the world. We enter from Route 66 and the hotel faces the “Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe” Railroad.

Step back in time and imagine dining with Albert Einstein, Clark Gable, Harry Truman, John Wayne, Amelia Earhart, Shirley Temple and many others   in the Turquoise Room.
Much of the food for the exquisite cuisine is grown locally, some grown on the hotel grounds

We will walk around town and you’ll be “Standin’ on The Corner in Winslow, Arizona”.

Full Day!   You may add Meteor Crater to this tour if you wish.     

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