We had the most amazing host, Doug, who was so knowledgeable about the site! To consider how smart these people were to creae such an amazing calendar is mind blowing. The gift shop is stocked with what you need and the walk is a short...More

We have been to many petroglyph sites in the southwest and have found out that your experience is determined by the guide or docent at the site. On our visit to V bar V we were fortunate to have Jim Wilson at the site. The...More

A few miles outside Sedona and on the east side of I-17, V-Bar-V is easy to get to, however, the site is only open Friday through Monday. Located on the grounds of the old V-Bar-V Ranch, the petroglyph site is a 10 minute stroll from...More

Be sure to stop here and get there first thing in the morning!! Jim's two hour+ informative tour was outstanding! The rock walls that you see will forever change your ideas of the past, present and future...so so many stories to be told and shared!

Coming from Phoenix, head North on I-17. Take exit 298 for State Hwy 179. Instead of making a left onto 179 for Sedona, turn right onto what is Forest Rd 618. Just follow the signs and drive about 2 & 1/2 miles and you'll reach...More

My group lucked into a guided tour on our way to the airport. Our guide was responsible for making our stop exceed expectations. The interpretation of petroglyphs and the Sinagua people were amazing. Without a guide, you basically just have a petroglyph photo opp through...More

We went in the spring so the weather was great and the wild flowers were very pretty. It is a nice picturest walk about 3/4 miles out to where the actual site is located. The area is small but the rock face is just covered...More

We went to see the largest site of petroglyphs in the Sedona area. So interesting and the site is preserved quite well and the petroglyphs are easy to see. There is a volunteer Park Ranger on site to review and inform visitors of what the...More

you have to walk a distance from the parking lot to the site. really amazing. informative with the ranger providing info.

lovely walk, historic site with ancient rock art, park volunteer gives an excellent talk on the area and indian art.