Things To DoThings To Do
SedonaSedona
Here is a great resource to use when planning your travels to Sedona. Find out more about options with dining, shopping, spa and more.
Sedona ShuttleSedona Shuttle
Sedona Shuttle provides transportation from two Park & Ride lots to popular trailheads. Use their trip planner for directions to the Park & Ride locations where you can catch the shuttle. The shuttle service is completely free, and avoids the parking wars of peak season trailhead parking!
TlaquepaqueTlaquepaque
Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is a beautiful place to stroll, shop, and relax. Enjoy local art galleries, charming boutiques, and peaceful courtyards. Grab a bite at one of the many restaurants, enjoy live music, or take in the red rock views. Nearby hiking trails, Oak Creek, and iconic Sedona scenery make it easy to turn your visit into a memorable getaway.
Pink Jeep ToursPink Jeep Tours
A great option for those who want to explore Sedona’s red rocks without getting as dusty as an ATV ride. Pink Jeep Tours offer beautiful views, local insight, and a fun, comfortable way to experience the area.
Sedona Healing VortexSedona Healing Vortex
Sedona is famous for its energy vortexes, natural areas believed to radiate concentrated earth energy that some visitors find uplifting, calming, or energizing. These spots, like Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Airport Mesa, and Boynton Canyon, are popular for quiet reflection, meditation, and simply soaking in the beauty of the red rocks. Many people enjoy hiking to these sites, sitting in nature, and taking a moment for inner peace and perspective.
Montezuma Castle National MonumentMontezuma Castle National Monument
Montezuma Castle is an ancient cliff dwelling built into a limestone wall by the Sinagua people over 800 years ago. The well preserved stone structures are easily viewed from a short, paved walking path, making it a fascinating and convenient stop while traveling from Phoenix to Sedona. Visitors 16 and older must pay an entrance fee (about $10) or use a valid National Parks pass like the America the Beautiful pass. Children 15 and under get in free. You can buy the pass at the visitor center when you arrive or online in advance through Recreation.gov and show a digital copy on your phone. No special permit beyond the entrance pass is required for general sightseeing.
Sedona atv RentalSedona atv Rental
We had so much fun exploring Sedona’s red rocks by ATV. It’s an easy and exciting way to see the scenery, enjoy the outdoors, and make great memories together without the hike!
Verde Canyon RailroadVerde Canyon Railroad
Enjoy a scenic train ride through lush canyons, alongside rivers, and past Arizona wildlife. The Verde Canyon Railroad is a relaxed, family friendly experience with comfortable seating, large windows, and beautiful views, making it perfect for guests of all ages.
Grand CanyonGrand Canyon
The Grand Canyon South Rim makes for an unforgettable day trip from Sedona, about a two to two and a half hour scenic drive each way. Guests can explore iconic viewpoints like Mather Point and Grand Canyon Village, enjoy easy walks along the rim, and take in one of the most breathtaking natural wonders in the world. Many visitors choose to drive themselves, while guided tours are also available for a relaxed, all-inclusive experience. An entrance fee is required to enter Grand Canyon National Park. The cost is $35 per vehicle (covers all passengers and is valid for seven days), or $20 per person if entering on foot or bike. Children 15 and under are free, and National Parks passes are accepted. Visitors should plan to bring water, sunscreen, and snacks, and arrive early for the best experience, especially during busy seasons.
Apex Air ToursApex Air Tours
For stunning aerial views of Sedona’s red rocks, consider a helicopter tour with Apex Air. It’s a beautiful way to see iconic formations like Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock from above, perfect for guests who want a memorable experience without hiking. Tours are available for all ages and offer a unique perspective on the landscape that you don’t get from the ground.
Dark Sky TrailDark Sky Trail
Sedona is a designated Dark Sky Community, meaning its night skies are protected from light pollution so stars shine bright and clear. It’s an amazing spot for stargazing, whether you prefer a relaxed evening on a patio, a guided night sky tour, or simply looking up at the Milky Way under wide open skies.
Mariposa Latin Inspired GrillMariposa Latin Inspired Grill
Mariposa is an upscale Latin-inspired restaurant perched atop a scenic bluff with panoramic views of Sedona’s red rocks from nearly every table. Chef Lisa Dahl’s menu blends flavors from Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay with locally sourced ingredients, wood-fired grilling, and handcrafted dishes like empanadas, seafood, steaks, and inventive small plates, all paired with an extensive wine and cocktail list. The elegant indoor dining room and expansive outdoor patio make it a memorable spot for a special lunch or dinner while taking in Sedona’s beauty. Reservations are recommended, especially for sunset views. They offer lunch services as well.
Sedonuts Donut & Coffee Shop of SedonaSedonuts Donut & Coffee Shop of Sedona
The best donuts in Sedona. They sell out quickly, get there early!
Wildcraft KitchenWildcraft Kitchen
Right next to the pink jeep tour, enjoy a fresh meal with locally sourced healthy options. We recommend parking across the street.
The HudsonThe Hudson
Ana and Michael celebrated 365 days until I say I do at the Hudson. We reccomend trying to get a table outside to enjoy the stunning view if weather permits. Please make sure to get reservation a month or two in advance as it is a popular spot.
FreeForm Coffee RoastersFreeForm Coffee Roasters
The best coffee in town!
Mii AmoMii Amo
For a deeply rejuvenating experience in Sedona, consider Mii amo, a world-class destination spa set among the red rocks of Boynton Canyon. Known for its tranquil setting, holistic wellness focus, and award-winning spa treatments, Mii amo offers personalized journeys that blend massage, bodywork, meditation, and mindfulness with nature immersion and spiritual renewal. Guests can enjoy luxury spa services, guided wellness activities, and a serene atmosphere that invites rest and reflection, perfect for a restful day or extended stay.
The Velvet Spa - AmbienteThe Velvet Spa - Ambiente
The spa at Ambiente Sedona is part of an award-winning luxury resort recognized for its design, sustainability, and elevated guest experience. The property has earned a prestigious Michelin Two Key distinction, placing it among a select group of exceptional hotels known for outstanding architecture, service, and overall experience, and it also holds a Green Key Four Key sustainability rating for its commitment to environmentally responsible luxury.  These accolades reflect the resort’s thoughtful integration with Sedona’s natural landscape and its focus on high-end, immersive wellness, which extends directly into the spa experience.
Horseshoe Bend & Antelope CanyonHorseshoe Bend & Antelope Canyon
Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend make an unforgettable day trip from Sedona, located near Page, Arizona, about a two and a half hour drive away. Antelope Canyon is a narrow slot canyon known for its smooth sandstone walls and light beams and is accessible by guided tour only. Just minutes away, Horseshoe Bend offers a dramatic overlook of the Colorado River and an easy walk to one of the Southwest’s most iconic photo spots.
Keyhole CaveKeyhole Cave
A fun and rewarding hike near Sedona, Keyhole Cave via the Sugarloaf Trail leads to a unique rock-cut cave with great views. It’s a moderately challenging out-and-back trail that’s perfect for adventurous guests looking to explore a little off the beaten path.
Devil's Bridge TrailheadDevil's Bridge Trailhead
This is one of Sedona’s most popular hikes, leading to a striking natural sandstone bridge with incredible views. The trail is moderately challenging, with some uneven terrain and a steeper climb near the end.
Merry Go Round Rock RoadMerry Go Round Rock Road
A scenic Sedona hike with beautiful views of red rock formations and wide open desert terrain. The trail is moderate in difficulty, with some uneven sections and gentle elevation changes, and offers great photo opportunities of iconic rock spires, sweeping landscapes, and classic Sedona scenery along the way.
Subway CaveSubway Cave
This scenic hike follows the Boynton Canyon Trail before climbing up to Gordon’s Ridge, offering a mix of shaded canyon paths and open red rock views. The trail is moderate to challenging with rocky terrain and a steady uphill section near the ridge, but the payoff is worth it with sweeping panoramic views of Boynton Canyon, the Verde Valley, and Sedona’s iconic red rock formations, making it a great option for guests looking for beautiful scenery and photo opportunities in a quieter setting.
