FS0507 V Bar V Rock Art Panel 5 -

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The petroglyphs carved into this panel by the Sinagua Native American culture hold a secret history, one that spans over two centuries from 1150 to 1400 AD. These ancient artisans are the direct ancestors of the Hopi people, who continue to weave their legacy into the fabric of American heritage. Nestled in the heart of the Red Rock District within the Coconino National Forest, south of Sedona, Arizona, lies the V Bar V Heritage Site - a testament to the enduring spirit of these pre-historic communities. For those seeking to delve deeper into the mysteries of the Red Rock District and its natural wonders, two reliable sources await online. The first, sedonaredrocktrails.org, offers an exhaustive guide to navigating this breathtaking landscape. Meanwhile, fs.usda.gov/recmain/coconino/recreation provides a wealth of information on recreational activities within the Coconino National Forest. Beyond exploration and recreation, opportunities abound for those willing to lend a hand in preserving the beauty and history of the Coconino Forest. Friends of the Forest Sedona, found at friendsoftheforestsedona.org, offers a chance to get involved in various projects, including the creation of 3D models that aim to capture the essence of this natural wonder.