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Sedona

A red-rock getaway for scenic drives, hikes, galleries, tours, creek stops, dining, and memorable Arizona sunsets.

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Sedona works as anything from a long day trip to a full weekend. Start with the red-rock scenery, then choose your pace: hike or bike a trail, take a Jeep or trolley tour, explore Oak Creek Canyon, browse Uptown galleries and shops, or settle in for dinner beneath the cliffs. The Sedona Visitor Center in Uptown is a useful first stop for maps, current trail guidance, parking information, and ideas that fit the weather and your group.

Why stop: Few Arizona destinations offer this much scenery and choice in one compact area: trails, art, food, tours, and sunset views all work in the same trip.

Good to know: Popular trailheads fill early, especially on weekends. Use Sedona’s trailhead shuttle where available, check whether your stop needs a Red Rock Pass, carry more water than you think you need, and stay on marked trails to protect the fragile landscape.

Hours: Sedona is open year-round. Visitor Center: daily, 8:30 AM–5:00 PM; closed Thanksgiving and Christmas. Individual attractions vary.
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Where is Sedona located?

The location shown for Sedona is 331 Forest Rd, Sedona Visitor Center, Sedona, AZ, 86336, United States.

What should customers know about Sedona?

Sedona works as anything from a long day trip to a full weekend. Start with the red-rock scenery, then choose your pace: hike or bike a trail, take a Jeep or trolley tour, explore Oak Creek Canyon, browse Uptown galleries and shops, or settle in for dinner beneath the cliffs.

How can customers contact Sedona?

Customers can use the phone and business website options provided on this listing.

Where can customers learn more about Sedona?

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