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Sedona Information

Sedona is known for its array of red, sandstone formations. This small town in Arizona, is surrounded by beauty and adventure. Many come to explore the energy centers of Sedona, as it is recognized as a place of healing and spiritual renewal by the Native Americans. Come find out what Sedona has to offer for you!

If you’re planning a trip to Sedona, remember your shorts and sunscreen! Plan to spend a lot of time outdoors, and plan for it to be very hot. Grab your best hiking shoes and check out Cathedral Rock, a challenging hike on a big, red, rock formation. There are a few trails available, but all lead to an incredible view at the top. If you would prefer to stay in your air conditioned car, Redrock Scenic Byway is a breathtaking drive from I-17 into Sedona with picturesque scenery of colorful rocks and desert. If you’re looking to stay in a car, but would rather not drive yourself, try Broken Arrow’s fun, yet thrilling road tour in their eye catching pink jeeps! Oak Creek Canyon has the best of both worlds. This 16 mile gorge with streams and waterfalls tucked away in the rock formations, is waiting to be explored by foot or car. Other great sightseeing locations include: Bell Rock, West Fork Oak Creek Trail, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Devil’s Bridge Trail, Doe Mountain Trail, and Bear Mountain Trail.

Tripping.com has a number of beautiful properties in Sedona. From a 1 bedroom apartment, to a 5 bedroom family reunion home, we’ve got it all! There are shuttles that can bring you into Sedona from Phoenix and then trolleys and public transportation methods that are very suitable once you’re in Sedona. However, if you’re the type to do things on your own time, renting a car is going to be the easiest and most efficient form of transportation in Sedona!