Pink Jeep Tours take guests onto rugged trails and scenic overlooks that regular cars can’t reach. Professional guides drive the Jeep, share Sedona history, geology, and fun facts, and take you to some of the best viewpoints in the area.
Tlaquepaque is a charming arts and shopping village in Sedona, designed to look like a traditional Mexican plaza. It features cobblestone walkways, beautiful courtyards, art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants. Located right off Highway 179, it’s a great place to explore, shop, and enjoy Sedona’s creative atmosphere during your visit.
Airport Mesa is one of Sedona’s most famous viewpoints, known for its sweeping 360‑degree red rock scenery. It’s an easy spot to visit and offers some of the best sunrise and sunset views in the area. Airport Mesa is also home to one of Sedona’s well‑known energy vortex sites, making it a popular place for reflection, photos, and short hikes. It’s a great stop for guests who want a stunning, classic Sedona experience without a long trail. Free--great place to view the sun rise/set.
Devil’s Bridge is one of Sedona’s most iconic natural landmarks — a stunning sandstone arch reached by a scenic hike. It’s also a special place for us, because it’s where we got engaged. The trail offers beautiful red rock views and a memorable payoff at the top, making it a great adventure for guests who want to explore Sedona’s landscape. -4 hour hike (advanced)
Chapel of the Holy Cross is one of Sedona’s most iconic landmarks, built directly into the red rock cliffs. The chapel offers breathtaking panoramic views and a peaceful atmosphere, making it a beautiful place to visit during your stay. Its dramatic architecture and stunning overlook make it a favorite spot for photos, reflection, and taking in Sedona’s unique landscape. Free to visit!
Hideaway House is a cozy, Italian‑inspired restaurant in Sedona known for its warm atmosphere and beautiful red rock views. It’s a great spot for relaxed dining, offering handmade pastas, pizzas, and comfort dishes with scenic outdoor seating. A favorite among visitors, it’s perfect for guests looking to enjoy good food and classic Sedona views during their stay.
A classic Sedona diner known for its huge menu and 101 omelets. Came here after hiking Devil's Bridge and getting engaged. Good breakfast!