Things To Do

Blue MCDonald’s

Sedona's McDonald's has turquoise arches, which were chosen because Sedona has an ordinance that requires buildings to blend with the red rocks and scenery (much better than neon gold!)

Page Springs Cellars

Pump House Station Urban Eatery and Market

We could eat here everyday! Some of our favorites are the Pump House Grinder and the Urban Burrito is a must!

Devil's Bridge Trailhead

This hike is fairly easy however, be prepared to walk if you do not have a high clearance vehicle. There is parking much closer to the trailhead which also cuts the hike time in half.

The Hike House

The perfect store for all your hiking needs!

Mariposa Latin Inspired Grill

The empanadas are a must!

Slide Rock State Park

Slide Rock State Park, just north of Sedona, has one of the world's only natural waterslides.

Oak Creek Vineyards & Winery

Whole Foods Market

Grand Canyon National Park

The Grand Canyon is about a 2 hour drive from Sedona. If you have time to visit, we highly recommend!

Wildflower

Cheap, yummy eats! Sit outside for lunch with a VIEW!

Birthing Cave

Very easy hike with insane views.

DA Ranch

Harding Springs Natural Water Fountain

Harding Spring is a source of fresh drinking water straight from the earth. The spring is located between Sedona and Flagstaff in Oak Creek Canyon and people come as far as three hours away to collect the water.

Brins Mesa Trailhead

Chipotle Mexican Grill

Cathedral Rock Trailhead

Son-Silver-West Galleries Inc

This unique souvenir and home goods store is home to the strongest vortex Megan and Andrew have experienced in Sedona. They offer fine southwestern and folk art and also have some cool relics on display.