Inspiration, natural splendor, diverse recreation & Southwest hospitality- discover it all in Sedona.

The ancient ones were the first to visit and live in Sedona. They knew the beauty, serenity and the presence of a higher power made this wondrous place. Those who have followed have savored the pine forest, the sparkling waters of Oak Creek, and the crimson pinnacles towering in every direction. Sedona’s ideal year-round weather provides the opportunity to visit this pristine area often. Located in the heart of Arizona, Sedona is a two-hour drive north of Phoenix and two-and-a-half hours from the Grand Canyon. For Travel Times to Sedona (click here). Travel journals throughout the world have proclaimed Sedona as Arizona’s Scenic Sensation!

Sightseeing

Sedona’s majestic red rocks are it’s greatest attraction. Jeep tours are one of the most popular ways to explore the backcountry and learn about the area’s history, geology, plants, animals and Native American culture. Visitors also enjoy horseback riding, hiking or trolley tours plus tours of the Grand Canyon, Sycamore Canyon, and ancient Indian sites. For a “bird’s eye” view of the red rocks, explore Sedona from scenic airplane & helicopter rides, or by hot air balloon. 

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Accommodations and Dining

Sedona’s world-class resorts provide the full spectrum of recreational opportunities, including health spas, golf, tennis, swimming and racquetball. Sedona is also home to award winning bed and breakfast inns, plus there are a wide variety of traditional hotels, motels and small inns.

Sedona has developed a reputation as a center for international cuisine. Many restaurants feature innovative menus and award winning chefs. Over 70 dining establishments offer something to meet every taste.  Click below to see our contact information for Sedona Restaurants.

Recreation

The Coconino National Forest and several Arizona State Parks offer a two million acre playground of unlimited possibilities, from swimming at Slide Rock and fishing in Oak Creek, to camping, hiking, mountain biking and trail riding thought the magnificent landscape. See our Sedona Things to Do page for ideas!

Several championship golf courses combined with Sedona’s stunning beauty have established Sedona as a premier golf destination.

Arts & Culture

Celebrate the visual and performing arts in one of the world’s most spectacular settings! The Sedona Arts Center offers ongoing exhibits of arts and crafts and the City is dedicated to art in public places.

Over forty art galleries contribute to Sedona’s reputation as one of America’s top art destinations.  Around Sedona theatrical productions, comedy acts and a lively calendar of special events add to the excitement.  Our Sedona Events page will let you know what is happening while you're in Sedona.

Shopping

Sedona is a shopper’s paradise. Unique plazas around the Sedona area and historic Uptown Sedona boast enticing shops and boutiques with the best arts, crafts and fashions.

Daytrips

Within a 110 mile radius from Sedona’s magical monoliths lies a wide range of natural and man-made wonders to delight the adventurer: ancient Indian ruins, volcanic and impact craters, a renowned observatory, the country’s largest ghost town, and the granddaddy of gulches, the incomparable Grand Canyon. For the less adventurous, a variety of commercial tours originating in Sedona provide a relaxing and informative alternative to exploring the areas many scenic and cultural attractions by car.

Make Sedona your base for an exciting vacation through the Southwest. You can easily make day trips to the Grand Canyon, Phoenix or any number of the other wonderful sites to see in Northern Arizona.

Sedona’s accommodations and services are well suited to making this the best place in Arizona to see it all.