There is no “Sedona National Park”; however, Sedona is surrounded by the Red Rock District of the Coconino National Forest, which is not a national park but does require a pass for certain popular day-use sites[3].
The Red Rock Pass is required for parking at many trailheads and recreation areas near Sedona. The fees are as follows:
- Daily Pass: $5
- Weekly Pass: $15
- Annual Pass: $20
- Coconino Annual Pass: $50 (valid at specific locations)
Passes can be purchased at the Sedona Visitor Center, online, or at individual fee sites[3].
Unlike actual national parks such as the Grand Canyon, Sedona does not charge an entrance fee for the city or general area. Instead, you only pay for access to certain high-impact recreation sites and trailhead parking through the Red Rock Pass program[3].