Things To Do
Pink Jeep Tours
Take a ride in a famous Pink Jeep, tours run out of Sedona (or the Grand Canyon) multiple times a day. Call ahead, seats fill up fast! For those of you who are feeling adventurous try the "Broken Arrow" or "Scenic Rim 2.0" tours offering excellent views of the Coconino National Forest and red rocks (just don't look down).
Sedona Air Tours
See Sedona or the Grand Canyon from the air. Multiple helicopter and hot air balloon companies operate out of the local airport. (Sedona Air Tours, Guidance Air, and/or Red Rock Balloon Adventures)
Learn to Relax
Sedona offers numerous day spas with views of the surrounding terrain (Amara Resort, Sedona's New Day Spa, and/or Gateway Cottage Wellness Center)........... However, if being naked, relaxed, and bent over a table with a lubricated stranger lurking behind you isn't really your thing (trust me, we understand); don't worry! Just trade in those stark white New Balances and hula shirt for a pair of Birkenstock's and tie-dye bell-bottoms and experience the "spiritual energy" of the elusive Sedona Vortexes.
Fore!
Do you enjoy wildly overpriced activities? Do you enjoy self inflicted frustration? Do you enjoy screaming obscenities and drinking in the morning? Are you sitting naked in a beanbag chair eating cheeto's? Then man do I have a deal for you! Hit the links my friend. There are numerous golf courses surrounding Sedona, however be careful when booking some courses are private and semi-private. (Oakcreek Country Club, Canyon Mesa, Sedona Golf Resort, and/or Coyote Trails)
Eating / Drinking
Depending on your length of stay, there are a lot of options for dining. Here are a few of our favorites: Mariposa Latin Grill, Dahl & Di Luca Ristorante Italiano, SaltRock Southwest Kitchen, View 180, Vino Zona, and Flying Leap. For those of you that want to step out of your comfort zone head over to the Cowboy Club for some rattlesnake sausage and cactus fries! We've had them...they're delicious.
Hiking / Biking
Go outside! Sedona has an abundance of hiking and biking trails that are easily accessible and accommodating to all fitness levels. Here are a few of our favorites : -Cathedral Rock; trailhead is located halfway down Back O Beyond Road, off of Highway 179 -Boynton Canyon; 6.1 mile out and back hike, be sure to take Boynton Vista trail -Devils Bridge; 4.2 mile out and back hike, parking near Dry Creek Road -West Fork; 6.9 miles through Oak Creek Canyon, the trailhead is located roughly 11 miles north of Sedona along 89A -Soldier Pass; 4.1 mile loop, the trailhead is off of Solder Pass Road on Shadow Rock Drive -Bear Mountain; 4.3 miles with an elevation gain of 1,975 feet, the trailhead is off of Boynton Pass road