Things To Do
Hiking & Scenic Trails
Sedona is famous for its red rock landscapes and miles of breathtaking hiking trails. Whether you’re looking for an easy stroll or a more adventurous climb, there’s something for every level. A guest favorite is Devils Bridge, an accessible and incredibly photogenic trail with iconic views. For those wanting to explore further, a curated list of top trails can be found on AllTrails, offering options from peaceful canyon walks to sweeping vista overlooks. Sedona’s natural beauty makes any hike a memorable part of your trip.
Wine Tasting in Verde Valley
The Verde Valley is home to some of Arizona’s best vineyards, all just a short drive from Sedona, Cottonwood, and Camp Verde. Guests can enjoy a relaxed afternoon sampling local reds and rosés at their own pace or book a guided experience through companies like Elevated Sedona Wine Tours for a curated itinerary and transportation. And if you’re looking for a starting point, the bride and groom’s personal favorite is DA Ranch, known for its beautiful grounds and warm, rustic charm.
Shopping
Sedona offers a mix of charming boutiques, artisan galleries, and Southwestern specialty shops—perfect for finding a memorable gift or keepsake. Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is ideal for handcrafted art, jewelry, and elegant home pieces, while Uptown Sedona offers a variety of casual boutiques for souvenirs and locally made goods. For a broader overview and more hidden gems, explore Scenic Sedona’s shopping guide. It’s a lovely way to spend a few leisurely hours between wedding events.
Visit Historic Jerome
Perched high on Cleopatra Hill, Jerome is a quirky, charming former mining town with spectacular views of the Verde Valley. Guests can wander its steep streets filled with art galleries, tasting rooms, and one-of-a-kind shops, or explore the area’s mining history at Jerome State Historic Park. Just about a 30-minute drive from Sedona and Camp Verde, it’s an easy and scenic outing for an afternoon of exploring and unique finds.
Grand Canyon
For guests with extra time, a visit to the Grand Canyon is an unforgettable way to round out your Arizona trip. The South Rim is roughly a 2.5-hour drive from Sedona and offers awe-inspiring vistas, scenic overlooks, and easy-to-moderate walking paths along the rim. Guests can explore on their own or book a guided excursion through local companies such as those listed on Sedona.net, which offer comfortable transportation and curated stops. It’s a breathtaking experience well worth the journey.