Sedona

Arizona

United States

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Sedona is known as a spiritual center with a number of energy vortexes in the surrounding hills and valleys.

Sedona is one of the most visually stunning destinations in the United States. The area is known as a spiritual center with a number of energy vortexes in the surrounding hills and valleys. Attractions in the area range from hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking, and scenic drives to architecture and spiritual retreats. This is a designated Dark Sky Community and the number of stars that are visible at night is truly spectacular. Use the city of Sedona as a base and explore all that this unique area has to offer.
<h2>1. Cathedral Rock</h2>
Cathedral Rock is the most photographed site in the Sedona area. You can reach the mountain on Highway 179, or you can drive to Red Rock Crossing Site to take in the classic view of Cathedral Rock. Those wanting to climb Cathedral Rock will find a hiking trail that leads up to the saddle section and provides incredible views of the area. You will need rock climbing equipment to reach the peak of Cathedral rock. This mountain is considered to be one of the most important energy vortexes in the area.

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<h2>2. Uptown Sedona</h2>
The Uptown Sedona section of the city is the old part of town where you will find restaurants, tourist shops, galleries, and boutiques. This is a convenient place to base yourself if you are staying in Sedona as you can easily walk to places to eat and shop. Parking is fairly full here on weekends and staying in a hotel will guarantee you a parking spot.

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<h2>3. Red Rock Scenic Byway</h2>
The Red Rock Scenic Byway is your introduction to Sedona's gorgeous Red Rock Country. It's also an All-American Road, a designation reserved only for the most scenic of byways, and a destination unto itself. Stop at scenic pullouts along the eight-mile-long highway for some impressive photos, or walk to a heritage site to see ancient petroglyphs. The factory outlet center in the Village Of Oak Creek is a less-crowded shopping district, while the Tlaquepaque Arts &amp; Shopping Village transports you to a traditional Mexican community.

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<h2>4. Eat Your Way Through Sedona</h2>
Sedona is a prime destination for its scenic landscapes and artistic communities, but it's also quickly becoming a culinary destination in its own right. A new generation of chefs helped transform Sedona's dining culture with seasonal, gourmet recipes, locally-sourced ingredients, and bold flavors for any budget. You'll find most eateries along Highways 89A and 179. Make reservations online for restaurants with the longest wait times, and take some dessert to go.

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<h2>3. Oak Creek Canyon Scenic Drive</h2>
Take a scenic drive through the dramatic rock formations, towering cliffs, and deep forests along Highway 89A. The road follows Oak Creek before dramatically climbing out of the canyon on a twisting path with switchbacks. Narrow sections of road and steep drops mean that you will probably want to drive this road during the daytime. There are a number of spectacular hikes including the West Fork Trail.

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<h2>4. Devil's Bridge Trail</h2>
Devil's Bridge Rock is a stunning, natural sandstone bridge that spans 45 feet to a sheer drop. The trail to get there is a winding hike through beautiful desert scenery and short sections of the Coconino National Forest, with panoramic views of the red rock mountains in the distance. Unless you have a 4x4 vehicle, expect the journey to total about five miles round trip. A photo of you standing on Devil's Bridge, however, is worth the trouble.

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<h2>4. Chapel of the Holy Cross</h2>
This is one of the most iconic sites in Sedona and is a popular place to get married. The chapel sits perched on a small plateau of red rock half-way up a dramatic cliff. The building was constructed in 1956 by a pupil of the famous architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. A 90-foot cross dominates the glass front of the chapel.

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<h2>5. Hiking in Sedona</h2>
Hiking is one of the most popular activities in the Sedona region, and people travel from all over the United States to hike through the stunning scenery of the region. Canyon hikes offer relatively flat trails with the cliffs towering high above you. The majority of the hikes are less than three miles long making it possible for most people to enjoy a hike in the area. There are a few challenging multi-day hikes for those wanting to push themselves and to escape from the crowds.

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<h2>6. Jeep Tour of Sedona</h2>
A number of Jeep Tour operators can be found in Uptown Sedona, and you should be able to find the perfect tour to suit your needs. The open-air Jeeps can take visitors to areas that can't be explored with a normal vehicle. Be prepared for a bumpy but fun ride into the wilderness. The drivers are very knowledgeable about the area and will share stories along the way about the Geology and History of the region.

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<h2>8. Chakra Vortex Tours</h2>
Sedona is known to some for harnessing some of Earth's most intense spiritual energies. Specific sites are called chakra vortexes, and visiting them can help you connect with your deeper self and nature or to balance your chakra energies. Reserve a spot on a guided Vortex Tour to learn more about the science behind the metaphysics or to gain an Indigenous perspective of Sedona's spirituality. A guide can customize your visit to accommodate your physical abilities and interests based on their spiritual guidance.

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<h2>7. Bell Rock</h2>
Bell Rock is just South of Sedona, near the village of Oak Creek. This Bell shaped rock formation is a popular stop for tourists to take photographs and explore the area around the rock. You can walk around the base of the rock or scramble up the sides for a short distance. A fun mountain bike trail starts at the base of the rock.

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<h2>8. Boynton Canyon</h2>
The number one reason to visit Boynton Canyon is to hike the 6.1-mile in-an-out Boynton Canyon Trail. Hike through the canyon to enjoy a mix of vegetation such as large pine trees and shrubland. There is an energy vortex near the start of the trail, and it is the easiest energy vortex to reach as it doesn't require hiking or climbing. Those that don't want to hike or go to the energy vortex can head to the Enchantment Resort. This luxury resort is a great place to stay, but you can just go there to enjoy a meal at one of their excellent restaurants that offer views over the canyon.

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<h2>9. Grand Canyon Day Trip</h2>
The Grand Canyon is a 2.5-hour drive from Sedona. Take a day-trip to experience one of the most famous sites in the United States. You can drive by yourself or take a guided tour to the Grand Canyon. A guided tour allows you to sit back and relax while the guide takes you to the best viewpoints of the Grand Canyon. You can upgrade your tour to include a helicopter flight over the canyon.

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<h2>10. Slide Rock State Park</h2>
People flock to Slide Rock State Park in the summer months to cool off in the series of small rock pools. Oak Creek flows over small waterfalls which create a natural water slide. Take care as the rock is hard and you can easily get a few bumps and bruises along the way.

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<h2>15. Sedona UFO and Vortex Tour</h2>
If you're hoping to explore Sedona's natural beauty more unconventionally, head for Sedona UFO &amp; Vortex Tour. From Meditation Retreats to Vortex and Food Tours, you can tailor your experience of Sedona to favor your unique interests. Wait until after sunset to join the Ghost Tour at the oldest cemetery in Sedona or the magical UFO Tour. Starry night skies combined with military-grade night vision goggles guarantees phenomenal stargazing — and maybe even a UFO sighting.

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The Top Attractions in Sedona

Hikers consider Sedona, Arizona to be one of the most alluring destinations in the world. Overwhelmed? We've got the scoop on the top trails.

Outdoor enthusiasts consider the mountainous area surrounding Sedona, Arizona to be one of the most alluring destinations in the world. People travel from all over to hike the red rocks, discover secret caves, and take in ethereal views. With over 250 trails to explore, you'll find everything from a natural bridge to mystical pools and waterfalls.

The weather is milder in Sedona than in Tucson and Phoenix. Plus, since many trails ascend to over 4500 ft in elevation, you can expect cool breezes while enjoying picturesque townscapes at the apex of the hike.

Overwhelmed by the choices? We've got the scoop on the top trails to experience at this incredible hiking destination.
<h2>1. Connect to Local Culture by Hiking the Birthing Cave Trail</h2>
The trail to the Birthing Cave is short, but the real hike and amazing views require a bit of bravery. You'll need to scale the rock into the cave, then take a trail that gets harder as you go along. At the end of the trail, you're rewarded with some of the most beautiful views Sedona offers.

Pack plenty of water as the trail isn't well-shaded. You can relax at a cultural site, overlooking the valley below, and reconnect with Mother Nature — there's no service past the head of the trail.

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<h2>2. Grab your four-legged friend and hike Faye Canyon</h2>
Faye Canyon represents the best of Sedona hiking. You'll see everything from red rocks to box canyons while traversing dried river beds and a cool canyon bottom. The best part of this trail is the Fay Canyon Arch.

While heavily trafficked by locals and visitors alike, the rock formations and waterfalls make it worth the crowds. If you enjoy trail running, this 2.6 miles of rugged terrain will reward you with view after stunning view as you bound across the rocks.

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<h2>3. Enjoy the Wildflowers at Doe Mountain</h2>
A moderate 1.5-mile hike with switchbacks to the top of a mesa awaits you on the Doe Mountain Trail. You'll enjoy wildflowers and wildlife while winding your way to the platform. From the top of the generously large flat, you can view Bear, Wilson, and Maroon mountains. You can also spot Chimney Rock, Secret Canyon, and the Sycamore Pass that mark the location of Sycamore Canyon and the Verde Valley.

This trail has a lot of foot traffic and a parking fee of $5.

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<h2>4. Play "guess the trail" at Cathedral Rock</h2>
The hike to Cathedral Rock is short but filled with incredible views. You can even bring Fido along on his leash. The ease of the hike paired with the incredible scenery makes this one of the most popular options in Sedona. Follow the cairns weaving up the path towards the Cathedral and don't miss the Templeton Trail crossing.

At an elevation of over 750 ft., this little trail will have your heart racing as you take in the views of Southern Sedona.

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<h2>5. View the largest sandstone arch at Devil's Bridge</h2>
Devil's Bridge is one of the most popular trails in Sedona, but sharing the trail with other fans is totally worth the memories and photos you'll take home. The beginning of the trail is wide since it used to be an access road. Just after you see the balancing rock in the distance, the trail narrows, and you'll climb up several sets of beautiful red rock steps.

At the top, you'll find the bridge and a wide platform to take in the scenery. As this trail is popular, you'll want to get there early for parking.

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<h2>6. See everything Sedona offers along Soldiers Pass</h2>
The scenery on this four-hour hike is astonishing. You'll reach the Devil’s Kitchen first, a sinkhole that had a major collapse in the 1880s and another in 1989. In 1995, a piece of the north wall caved in. Hike another half-mile and you'll reach one of the best photo ops Sedona offers: the Seven Sacred Pools. Depending on how much rain has fallen that season, you'll discover dry dips in the rock or beautiful, still pools of sun-warmed water.

Bring your hiking poles if you want to reach the caves and finish this gorgeous trek.

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<h2>7. Get in a last quick hike at Red Rock Crossing</h2>
Take a mini hike or connect to a longer trail at Red Rock Pass. Less than a quarter of a mile brings you some of the most interesting views in the area. From this short trail, you can see Cathedral Rock and rivers that flow through the surrounding canyons.

Park at the Crescent Moon lot to connect with larger trailheads, or park across the river and take the long way in to extend the outing.

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<h2>8. The best technical hiking is at Bear Mountain Trail</h2>
This trail is not for the beginner or the faint of heart. It's a five-mile adventure rated "difficult." Bring a jacket no matter what time of year as the summit is always windy and chilly. The trek is rough, with lots of climbing and elevation, but you're rewarded at the summit with gorgeous views of the surrounding area.

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<h2>9. Hike the West Fork Trail for seven miles of beauty</h2>
Hikers Paradise is the nickname for this area of Sedona. A moderate seven-mile hike near Munds Park awaits you on the West Fork of Oak Creek Trail. Semi-shaded and mostly winding through a valley, this is the trail if you want to beat the heat. It ends when the walls of the canyon close in and all you can see is the water.

Pro Tip: Bring the correct equipment and you can hike up the river a half-mile to extend the trek.

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<h2>10. Climb to the ruins on the Loy Canyon Trail</h2>
Ten miles of gradual ascent bring you to the top of the Secret Mountains, where you'll find a lush, shady area to take a picnic or a nap. This is a great family hike, friendly for all ages. You can even bring your dogs, as long as they're leashed. On this hike, you'll see all the flora and fauna in one stress-free, easy climb. Loy Canyon Trail will surely become a favorite.

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The Most Beautiful Hikes in Sedona Arizona

Sedona is one of the most visually stunning destinations in the United States. From hiking to spiritual retreats, the range of attractions in Sedona is vast.

Sedona is one of the most visually stunning destinations in the United States. The area is known as a spiritual center with a number of energy vortexes in the surrounding hills and valleys. Attractions in the area range from hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking, and scenic drives to architecture and spiritual retreats. This is a designated Dark Sky Community and the number of stars that are visible at night is truly spectacular. Use the city of Sedona as a base and explore all that this unique area has to offer.
<h2>10. Uptown Sedona</h2>
The Uptown Sedona section of the city is the old part of town where you will find restaurants, tourist shops, galleries, and boutiques. This is a convenient place to base yourself if you are staying in Sedona as you can easily walk to places to eat and shop. Parking is fairly full here on weekends and staying in a hotel will guarantee you a parking spot.

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<h2>9. Oak Creek Canyon Scenic Drive</h2>
Take a scenic drive through the dramatic rock formations, towering cliffs, and deep forests along Highway 89A. The road follows Oak Creek before dramatically climbing out of the canyon on a twisting path with switchbacks. Narrow sections of road and steep drops mean that you will probably want to drive this road during the daytime. There are a number of spectacular hikes including the West Fork Trail.

<img class="attachment-large alignnone" src="https://thegetaway.mblycdn.com/uploads/tg/2018/09/544732290-1024x683.jpg" alt="A view of the Oak Creek Canyon Sedona" width="1024" height="683" /><span class="image-caption">GaryKavanagh / Getty Images</span>
<h2>8. Chapel of the Holy Cross</h2>
This is one of the most iconic sites in Sedona and is a popular place to get married. The chapel sits perched on a small plateau of red rock half-way up a dramatic cliff. The building was constructed in 1956 by a pupil of the famous architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. A 90-foot cross dominates the glass front of the chapel.

<img class="attachment-large alignnone" src="https://thegetaway.mblycdn.com/uploads/tg/2018/09/519825821-1024x589.jpg" alt="Chapel of the Holy Cross sitting on a plateau of red rock" width="1024" height="589" /><span class="image-caption">DCorn / Getty Images</span>
<h2>7. Hiking in Sedona</h2>
Hiking is one of the most popular activities in the Sedona region, and people travel from all over the United States to hike through the stunning scenery of the region. Canyon hikes offer relatively flat trails with the cliffs towering high above you. The majority of the hikes are less than three miles long making it possible for most people to enjoy a hike in the area. There are a few challenging multi-day hikes for those wanting to push themselves and to escape from the crowds.

<img class="attachment-large alignnone" src="https://thegetaway.mblycdn.com/uploads/tg/2018/09/885620720-1024x683.jpg" alt="Hikers on Canyon hikes in Sedona" width="1024" height="683" /><span class="image-caption">Nikolas_jkd / Getty Images</span>
<h2>6. Jeep Tour of Sedona</h2>
A number of Jeep Tour operators can be found in Uptown Sedona, and you should be able to find the perfect tour to suit your needs. The open-air Jeeps can take visitors to areas that can't be explored with a normal vehicle. Be prepared for a bumpy but fun ride into the wilderness. The drivers are very knowledgeable about the area and will share stories along the way about the Geology and History of the region.

<img class="attachment-large alignnone" src="https://thegetaway.mblycdn.com/uploads/tg/2018/09/450419281-1024x683.jpg" alt="Jeep tours in the wilderness of Uptown Sedona" width="1024" height="683" /><span class="image-caption">twildlife / Getty Images</span>
<h2>5. Bell Rock</h2>
Bell Rock is just South of Sedona, near the village of Oak Creek. This Bell shaped rock formation is a popular stop for tourists to take photographs and explore the area around the rock. You can walk around the base of the rock or scramble up the sides for a short distance. A fun mountain bike trail starts at the base of the rock.

<img class="attachment-large alignnone" src="https://thegetaway.mblycdn.com/uploads/tg/2018/09/517957593-1024x683.jpg" alt="Bell Rock in Sedona" width="1024" height="683" /><span class="image-caption">m-kojot / Getty Images</span>
<h2>4. Boynton Canyon</h2>
The number one reason to visit Boynton Canyon is to hike the 6.1-mile in-an-out Boynton Canyon Trail. Hike through the canyon to enjoy a mix of vegetation such as large pine trees and shrubland. There is an energy vortex near the start of the trail, and it is the easiest energy vortex to reach as it doesn't require hiking or climbing. Those that don't want to hike or go to the energy vortex can head to the Enchantment Resort. This luxury resort is a great place to stay, but you can just go there to enjoy a meal at one of their excellent restaurants that offer views over the canyon.

<img class="attachment-large alignnone" src="https://thegetaway.mblycdn.com/uploads/tg/2018/09/466327884-1024x683.jpg" alt="Boynton Canyon in Sedona" width="1024" height="683" /><span class="image-caption">JodiJacobson / Getty Images</span>
<h2>3. Grand Canyon Day Trip</h2>
The Grand Canyon is a 2.5-hour drive from Sedona. Take a day-trip to experience one of the most famous sites in the United States. You can drive by yourself or take a guided tour to the Grand Canyon. A guided tour allows you to sit back and relax while the guide takes you to the best viewpoints of the Grand Canyon. You can upgrade your tour to include a helicopter flight over the canyon.

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<h2>2. Slide Rock State Park</h2>
People flock to Slide Rock State Park in the summer months to cool off in the series of small rock pools. Oak Creek flows over small waterfalls which create a natural water slide. Take care as the rock is hard and you can easily get a few bumps and bruises along the way.

<img class="attachment-large alignnone" src="https://thegetaway.mblycdn.com/uploads/tg/2018/09/172130482-1024x681.jpg" alt="Small rock pools in Slide Rock State Park, Sedona" width="1024" height="681" /><span class="image-caption">groveb / Getty Images</span>


<h2>1. Cathedral Rock</h2>
This is the attraction that brings people the world over to Sedona. Cathedral Rock is the most photographed site in the Sedona area. You can reach the mountain on Highway 179, or you can drive to Red Rock Crossing Site to take in the classic view of Cathedral Rock. Those wanting to climb Cathedral Rock will find a hiking trail that leads up to the saddle section and provides incredible views of the area. You will need rock climbing equipment to reach the peak of Cathedral rock. This mountain is considered to be one of the most important energy vortexes in the area.

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