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Things To Do
Sedona
🌄 Explore Sedona Sedona is a stunning red rock town about 2 hours north of Phoenix. Known for its scenic hikes, energy vortexes, and peaceful vibes, it’s perfect for a day trip or overnight getaway. 🥾 Top 3 Sedona Hiking Trails 1. Cathedral Rock Trail Distance: 1.2 miles round trip (moderate to strenuous) A short but steep climb that rewards hikers with panoramic views of Sedona’s red rock country. It's a favorite for sunset views and engagement photos. Wear good shoes—the rocks can be slick! 2. Devil’s Bridge Trail Distance: 4.2 miles round trip (easy to moderate) Sedona’s most famous natural arch, perfect for a photo op. The trail is mostly flat until the final climb to the bridge. Early mornings are best to avoid crowds. 3. Bell Rock Pathway Distance: 3.6 miles round trip (easy) An easy and scenic hike great for families or beginners. Bell Rock is also known as a vortex site—many visitors come to relax and recharge.
Grand Canyon National Park
One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, the Grand Canyon is a must-see while in Arizona. Just over 3.5 hours from Phoenix, it offers breathtaking views, scenic hikes, and unforgettable sunsets. Whether you explore the South Rim or take a short helicopter tour, it’s an experience you’ll never forget. 🏜️ Top Things to Do at Grand Canyon National Park 1. Mather Point & South Rim Viewpoints Start at Mather Point for classic canyon views, then explore other overlooks like Yavapai, Hopi, and Desert View for different angles of the canyon. 2. Rim Trail Walk (Easy) This mostly flat trail follows the edge of the canyon and offers incredible views without the steep climbs. Great for all ages and fitness levels. 3. Scenic Drive to Desert View Drive along Desert View Drive to see viewpoints and end at the Desert View Watchtower for sweeping views of the canyon and the Colorado River.
Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend is a stunning natural overlook where the Colorado River curves around a massive rock formation in the shape of—you guessed it—a horseshoe! It’s just a short, 1.5-mile roundtrip walk from the parking area and offers one of the most iconic photo ops in the Southwest. Best viewed around sunrise or sunset for dramatic lighting.
Antelope Canyon
Antelope Canyon is a breathtaking slot canyon near Page, AZ, famous for its wave-like sandstone walls and magical beams of light. It’s one of the most photographed places in the world—and for good reason! You’ll need to book a guided tour to visit (required to protect the land), but it’s totally worth it. There are two sections: Upper Antelope (easier walk, famous for light beams) and Lower Antelope (a bit more adventurous with ladders and stairs).
Taliesin West
Designed by legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright, Taliesin West is his stunning desert home and studio nestled in the Scottsdale foothills. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the property blends architecture and nature with incredible views and design inspiration around every corner. Guided tours are available and a must for art, design, or history lovers!
Old Town Scottsdale
A lively, walkable area filled with Southwestern charm! Old Town has something for everyone—local boutiques, art galleries, wine tasting rooms, and plenty of great spots for tacos and margaritas. Discover nine easily walkable districts featuring 7 museums, 2 performing arts theaters, 50+ art galleries, over 320 retailers (from designer boutiques to quirky souvenir shops), 100+ restaurants, wine bars, and nightclubs, plus 45+ public art installations throughout the area. It’s perfect for a laid-back afternoon or a fun night out.
Camelback Mountain
For adventurous guests looking to explore Phoenix’s natural beauty, Camelback Mountain is a must-see. Named for its camel-shaped silhouette, this iconic landmark offers two challenging hiking trails—Echo Canyon and Cholla—both leading to panoramic views of the city. It's a popular spot for sunrise hikes, so bring water, sturdy shoes, and your camera! Whether you're an experienced hiker or just enjoy scenic vistas, this is a great way to experience the desert landscape up close.