Sedona, Arizona Attractions & Things To Do

Grand Canyon National Park

There are plenty of ways to experience the majestic power and beauty of the Grand Canyon. Explore the gorgeous scenery of the North and South Rim as you partake in a variety of outdoor recreational activities. Enjoy hiking, hot air balloon rides, helicopter tours or a thrilling off road adventure. Scenic drives are aplenty and are an excellent way to explore the canyon at your leisure. For more information, visit http://www.nps.gov/grca.  [top]

Coconino National Forest

Experience an unforgettable outdoor escape in the Coconino National Forest. Roughly 1.856 million-acres of pristine natural beauty filled with beautiful Ponderosa Pine forests, deep canyons, lazy streams and beautiful rock formations are your outdoor playground.

Enjoy plenty of recreational activities like hiking, camping, downhill skiing, sledding and snowmobiling. Don't miss a scenic drive through the Schultz Pass Road or a trek through the Oak Creek Canyon. For more information, visit http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/coconino/.  [top]

Chapel of the Holy Cross

Come admire this local architectural wonder. Chapel of the Holy Cross is a Roman Catholic chapel wedged within the gorgeous red rocks of the Coconino National Forests. The project was commissioned by sculptor Marguerite Brunswig Staude and completed in 1956. Today, Chapel of the Holy Cross is one of Sedona's top tourist attractions. For more information, visit http://www.chapeloftheholycross.com.  [top]

Pink Jeep Tours

Off roading has never been this fun. Hop aboard the popular bright pink jeep and tour the majestic beauty of Sedona, Arizona. Ride between majestic canyon walls, over rugged lowland desert terrain and past beautiful rock formations and fascinating local wildlife.

Pink Jeep Tours offers a variety of tour types and activities. Explore Diamondback Gulch, Coyote Canyon and the Grand Canyon. For more information, visit http://www.pinkjeep.com.  [top]

Red Rock State Park

The sheer scenic beauty of Red Rock State Park will astound with stunning desert cliffs and rock formations awash in brilliant reds and oranges. Explore 286 spectacular acres of gorgeous nature preserve by hiking one of the ten trails to the banks of the Oak Creek. There are plenty of camp grounds and opportunities to get up close to the local flora and fauna. For more information, visit http://azstateparks.com/Parks/RERO/.  [top]

Sedona Heritage Museum

Head to Jordan Historical Park and stop by the Sedona Heritage Museum. Discover the 1930 home of Sedona pioneers packed with original furnishings, exhibits, a Western movie collection and a 46-foot apple grading machine. Explore the museum's surrounding areas filled with fruit orchards, scenic pathways and farms. For more information, visit http://www.sedonamuseum.org/.  [top]

Sedona Hiking

Sedona is a hiker's paradise. An endless array of paved and rugged trails are designed for nature enthusiasts wanting to experience Red Rock Country in an intimate fashion. Take the trails less traveled and get a unique perspective of slow winding rivers, hidden rock formations and natural sandstone arches.

Red Rock State Park, Slide Rock State Forests, Coconino National Forest offer great day and overnight hikes. For most, making the steep climb up Cathedral Rock is well worth the effort. You'll be treated to fascinating spire formations and beautiful sweeping views of Red Rock Country. Other great day hikes include Snoopy Rock, Devil's Bridge Trail, Boynton Canyon Trail, Mount Wilson Trail and West Forks Trail. For more information, visit http://www.visitsedona.com/index.php/listings/88?expand=1.  [top]

Sedona Golfing

Tee off surrounded by the breathtaking sandstone rocks of Sedona. Golfers of all skill levels will discover premier championship golf in the heart of Red Rock Country. Enjoy a full day out on the lush greens at high-rated golf clubs like Sedona Golf Resort, Canyon Mesa Country Club and the Oak Creek Country Club. For more information, visit http://www.visitsedona.com/index.php/listings/89?expand=1.  [top]

Slide Rock State Park

Slide Rock State Park gets its name from its top tourist attraction. Slide Rock is a slick, natural water chute found along the creek and adjacent swim area. This 43-acre park is located at the mouth of the Oak Creek Canyon and is a great example of early agricultural development.

There are numerous paved and rugged hiking trails including the Pendley Homestead Trail, Slide Rock Route and the Clifftop Nature Trail for all skill levels. For more information, visit http://www.pr.state.az.us/Parks/SLRO/.  [top]