A neighbour board of how the trailhead lots look right now — tap a trailhead to say whether it has spaces, is filling up or full, and see recent reports, alongside the shuttle you can take instead.
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On a busy morning Sedona's popular trailhead lots fill by about 8–9am, and there's no live parking feed for any of them. So this is a neighbour board: tap a trailhead to say what its lot looks like right now, and see what others have reported in the last few hours — enough to tell whether it's worth driving out yet, or time to take the shuttle instead.
Tap a car park to say how it is right now.
West Fork (Call of the Canyon)
Oak Creek Canyon on SR-89A — a small fee lot that's notoriously hard to get on weekends; roadside parking is not allowed.
No reports yet
Bell Rock / Courthouse Vista
Village of Oak Creek on SR-179 — two lots for the Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte loops.
No reports yet
Boynton Canyon
Off Boynton Pass Rd — the canyon and the Subway; fills early, and the vortex trail adds to it.
No reports yet
Fay Canyon
Boynton Pass Rd — a small roadside lot for an easy family hike.
No reports yet
Doe Mountain / Bear Mountain
Boynton Pass Rd — one lot shared by both trailheads, across the road from each other.
No reports yet
Long Canyon
Off Dry Creek Rd — a small lot for the Long Canyon and Deadmans Pass trails.
No reports yet
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The official source
These are neighbours, not an official service. Where the car parks are, what they cost, and any closures: Sedona Shuttle & Red Rock Ranger District — Which trailheads are shuttle-only on busy days (their lots close then), the shuttle schedule, and the Red Rock Pass you need to park.Report a hazard: 928-203-2900
How this works
Each report counts for about 4 hours, then drops off on its own. A car park shows once at least 1 recent report is in; when several are in we show the middle one, so a single voice can’t swing it.
These are neighbours and visitors reporting what a lot looked like — not a live sensor — and each report ages off after a few hours. Three of the busiest trailheads aren't on this board: Cathedral Rock, Soldier Pass and Little Horse close their lots on shuttle days, so you park at the Park & Ride and take the free Sedona Shuttle. And nearly everywhere you park, you need a Red Rock Pass or a federal pass on the dash.