Chase & Anika
Things To Do
Hiking around Sedona
There are endless hikes in Sedona, and for good reason - it is nothing short of incredible. Some popular hikes include: Devil's Bridge Bell Rock Cathedral Rock Seven Sacred Pools/Devil's Kitchen/Soldier Pass Boynton Canyon And many more! For popular hiking trails, please utilize the Sedona Shuttle. Parking at the trailheads are very limited, and most of the time, completely full. The Sedona Shuttle offers transit to the most popular trailheads in the area, easing traffic in the already congested town and giving you the relief of not having to worry about finding parking. For more information, view the link below.
Montezuma Castle National Monument
Montezuma Castle is right along I-17 between Phoenix and Sedona. It is an ancient cliff dwelling dating back to the 12th century. It's a quick stop along the way, and really worth seeing! Approximately 20 minutes from the venue.
Slide Rock State Park
Slide Rock State Park is a popular spot for locals to swim and take in the beautiful scenery. The park has an 80ft long natural waterslide carved into the rocks of Oak Creek. Approximately 30 minutes from the venue.
Flagstaff
If you are looking to spend some time in the pine-forested mountains, Flagstaff is a great place for hiking, shopping, and dining. If you want any hiking trail recommendations, feel free to reach out to us! Approximately 45 minutes from the venue.
Grand Canyon National Park
Everyone is familiar with the Grand Canyon, but if you haven't seen it in person, we highly recommend visiting! Approximately 2 hours from the venue.