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Things To Do
Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village
Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village in Sedona is a charming and distinctive shopping destination, designed to replicate a traditional Mexican village. Known for its cobblestone pathways, beautiful archways, and lush garden courtyards, Tlaquepaque offers a unique and picturesque setting for shopping and dining. The village hosts an impressive array of boutique shops, art galleries, and gourmet restaurants, featuring both local artisans and international artists. Visitors can find a wide range of items including fine art, jewelry, fashion, and decorative items, making it a perfect spot for picking up unique gifts or souvenirs. Tlaquepaque is not just a shopping center but a cultural experience, often hosting events like live music, festivals, and art exhibitions that enhance the vibrant atmosphere. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy the artistic spirit and architectural beauty of Sedona.
Pink Jeep Tours
Pink Jeep Tours is one of Sedona's premier outdoor adventure companies, offering a variety of guided tours in their signature bright pink Jeeps. These tours provide an exhilarating way to explore the rugged terrain and stunning landscapes of Sedona. From the red rock formations of Broken Arrow to the ancient ruins of the Honanki Heritage Site, Pink Jeep Tours is an excellent option for those looking to add a little adventure to their Sedona visit, combining sightseeing with off-roading excitement.
Slide Rock State Park
Slide Rock State Park, located in Oak Creek Canyon just north of Sedona, Arizona, is a popular natural attraction known for its unique and thrilling feature: a natural water slide formed by the slippery bed of Oak Creek where visitors can slide down a slick natural water chute or wade and swim in the cool waters.
Wine Tours of Sedona
You say Sonoma - We say Sedona! Wine Tours of Sedona offers an exquisite exploration of Arizona’s burgeoning wine culture, providing guided tours through the beautiful Verde Valley wine region, known for its array of vineyards and wineries.. These tours not only highlight the scenic vineyards but also give guests a deep dive into the winemaking process, with opportunities to taste a variety of wines ranging from robust reds to vibrant whites. Guests can choose from several tour options, including private tours, group experiences, and even combo tours that might include other local attractions such as craft breweries, chocolate, or scenic spots. Wine Tours of Sedona ensures a memorable experience for both seasoned wine connoisseurs and new enthusiasts alike, making it a perfect activity for anyone looking to enjoy the flavors and landscapes of Northern Arizona.
Chapel of the Holy Cross
The Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona is a stunning architectural marvel that integrates seamlessly with the surrounding red rocks. The chapel was completed in 1956 and stands as a prominent landmark in Sedona’s scenic landscape. The chapel is built directly into the buttes, featuring a massive cross that serves as both a structural and spiritual centerpiece, creating a striking contrast against the Arizona sky. Visitors are drawn not only to its architectural beauty but also to the serene atmosphere that the chapel provides. Inside, the simple yet elegant interior encourages reflection and peace, complemented by breathtaking views of the valley through its large glass windows. The Chapel of the Holy Cross is open to people of all faiths and is a popular site for meditation, prayer, and experiencing the awe-inspiring beauty of Sedona. It's also a popular spot for photography, thanks to its iconic silhouette and dramatic backdrop.
Sedona Vortexes
Sedona, is famous for its vortex sites, which many believe to be swirling centers of energy that are conducive to healing, meditation, prayer, and other forms of spiritual activities. The major vortex sites in Sedona include: 1. Airport Mesa Vortex: Offers panoramic views and is easily accessible. It’s considered a masculine vortex and is best visited at sunset. 2. Cathedral Rock Vortex: Known as a feminine vortex, it is associated with empathy and compassion. This site requires a bit of hiking to reach a saddle point where the energy is said to be the strongest. 3. Boynton Canyon Vortex: This site is known for its balance between masculine and feminine energies. It's also located in a stunningly beautiful canyon that offers numerous hiking opportunities. 4. Bell Rock Vortex: Easily recognized by its bell-like shape, Bell Rock is thought to have very strong vortex energy and is popular for both hiking and meditation.
Devil's Bridge Trail
Devil's Bridge is Sedona's largest natural sandstone arch, located in the Coconino National Forest. This iconic trail offers a moderately challenging hike and ends with a breathtaking view from atop the arch, providing a perfect photo opportunity. The hike is known for its stunning red rock scenery and the thrilling experience of walking across the bridge. Despite its popularity, which can lead to crowded conditions during peak times, the journey to Devil's Bridge is considered a must-do for any visitor to Sedona looking for a memorable outdoor adventure. Difficulty Rating: Moderate Elevation Gain: 528 ft Length: 3.9 mi Estimated Completion Time: 1 hr 40 min
Cathedral Rock Trailhead
The Cathedral Rock Trail in Sedona is a short but steep hike that leads to one of the most iconic vistas in the region. Known for its saddle-like summit and panoramic views, Cathedral Rock offers a somewhat challenging climb involving minor rock scrambling. This trail is especially popular at sunrise and sunset, when the red rocks glow brilliantly. It's a favorite among photographers and nature lovers alike, providing breathtaking scenes and a powerful experience of Sedona's unique landscape. Difficulty Rating: Moderate Elevation Gain: 741 ft Length: 1.2 mi
Bell Rock Trail
The Bell Rock Trail is a popular and scenic route that offers hikers the opportunity to explore one of Sedona's most famous landmarks, Bell Rock. This trail is relatively easy and suitable for all ages and skill levels, making it a great choice for families. The path allows you to experience up-close views of Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte, with options to climb higher for more challenging sections and even better views. The trail is well-marked and provides a variety of picturesque spots perfect for photography, meditation, or simply enjoying the stunning red rock landscape that Sedona is famous for. Difficulty Rating: Moderate Elevation Gain: 203 ft (61.9 m) Length: 0.8 mi (1.3 km)
Lowell Observatory
If you're willing to travel a bit further to Flagstaff, Lowell Observatory is a must-visit for any astronomy enthusiast. It's one of the oldest observatories in the United States and offers nightly viewing opportunities, daytime solar viewings, and historical tours. Lowell Observatory is famous for its discovery of Pluto and offers a wide range of educational programs and special event nights focusing on astronomical phenomena.
Red Rock Balloons
A truly magical feeling, soaring gently with the wind experiencing an “Aerial Nature Walk”. Sedona’s natural wonders and wildlife sightings will delight you. Experience the splendor of gliding over Mother Nature’s own beautiful, panoramic Red Rock Country. The fun begins with the exciting inflation of the balloon, and before you know it, you’re soaring with the eagles! Watch the sunrise during your ascent. After your gentle lift-off, you’ll be gliding over Sedona’s gorgeous Red Rock Country. The views are simply incredible! In July, Red Rock Balloons offers sunrise rides (starting at 4am) that last about 3-4 hours, with about 1-1.5 hours of flight time. Cost is $350/passenger.
Mii amo
Located at the Enchantment Resort, Mii Amo Spa offers a luxurious spa experience with treatments that integrate Native American techniques and local ingredients. It's a destination spa known for its comprehensive wellness programs that include spa treatments, fitness classes, and spiritual healing sessions.
L'Auberge de Sedona
Set amidst the idyllic scene of a lush forest and the sound of rolling waters, L’Apothecary is truly nature’s spa. This spa offers a unique blend of nature and luxury with treatments inspired by the natural surroundings of Sedona. Visitors can enjoy custom-blended body scrubs and soaks using the natural and locally sourced ingredients available at the spa’s blending station.
Sedona Heritage Museum
The Sedona Heritage Museum, located in the Jordan Historical Park in Sedona, Arizona, serves as a cultural and historical center dedicated to preserving and educating the public about the rich history of the Sedona area. The museum focuses on the lives and works of the pioneers who established Sedona from 1876 to the present, encompassing the area's transformation from a small farming community to an internationally recognized artist colony and tourist destination. The Sedona Heritage Museum is a treasure trove of information and exhibits that offer insight into the area's development and cultural heritage, making it a worthwhile visit for anyone interested in learning more about this unique region. Exhibits at the museum include historic orchard equipment and farming implements, early settler artifacts, movies made in Sedona, and the history of telecommunication in the region. Open daily from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, except major holidays.
Stargazing Arizona
Sedona Stargazing is one of the premier companies offering guided astronomy tours in Sedona. They are well-known for their high-quality telescopes and knowledgeable astronomers who guide the tours. Their experiences are highly rated and focus on providing educational and entertaining insights into the cosmos. Guests are treated to comfortable seating and are even provided with blankets on chilly nights.