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Overview

Sedona, Arizona The guide was updated: 2021-04-30

Still relatively unurbanized, Sedona immerges as one of America's natural masterpieces. Magnificent red rocks extend upwards as natural skyscrapers, while clear waters flow around them. Native Americans thrived in the area before the arrival of Europeans, and now both national and international visitors come to see the astonishing landscapes of the city. Sedona is commonly known for being a spiritual retreat destination.

Facts

Population:	10,336
Currency:	U.S. Dollars $1 = 100 cents
Search Accommodation:	Hotels »
Emergency numbers:	911
Newspapers:	Sedona Red Rock News The Sedona Observer
Opening hours:	Most stores are open seven days a week 10am to 8pm or later. Bars and clubs tend to close around 2am.
Tourist information:	Visitor Information Center 331 Forest Road Sedona, AZ 86336 +1 928 282 7722

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Section in Sedona, Arizona

Sedona is not only Arizona's biggest attraction, but also one of the Southwest's top vacation destinations. Its main attraction is the Red Rock State Park, with its abundant outdoor activities and peaceful trails. In this desert town that is surrounded by bright-orange mountains and countless pine trees, you'll find plenty to do.

Lowell Observatory

Lowell Observatory

Founded in 1894 by Percival Lowell, the Lowell Observatory serves as a research institution, as well as a public space for astronomy enthusiasts, featuring telescopes, multimedia shows, and exhibits. The dwarf planet Pluto was discovered here in 1930 by Clyde Tombaugh.

Slide Rock State Park

Slide Rock State Park

Once overgrown with apple trees, Slide Rock State Park is nowadays a major destination for visitors hike and swim in the natural water slide that gives the name to the park. Nonetheless, in Slide Rock you can also witness remains of the early agricultural development of Central Arizona

CenterFocus Adventures

CenterFocus Adventures

CenterFocus offers a wide variety of canyoning and hiking experiences along the waters of the Havasupai Indian Reservation. Their educational tours are the go-to to get a glimpse of local tribes and archaeology.

Sedona Fly Fishing Adventures

Sedona Fly Fishing Adventures

Treat yourself a refreshing fly fishing adventure on fishing Sedona’s waters after a day of hiking or exploring. Sedona Fly Fishing Adventures is the sole locally owned and licensed Fly Fishing Guide Service, ensuring that all customers receive top-quality experience.

Sedona Sacred Earth Tours

Sedona Sacred Earth Tours

Sedona Sacred Earth Tours organizes spiritual hikes and retreats through Sedona and its nearby natural reserves. The events are private and are influenced by indigenous spiritual teachings. Choose from 4-hour retreats to 4-day retreats.

Canyon Mesa Country Club

Canyon Mesa Country Club

The Canyon Mesa Country Club is a Triple A-rated executive par 3 golf course. Beautifully located among the red rocks of Sedona, Canyon Mesa caters to both beginners and pros. Its length and difficulty levels make for a perfect round of target golf”

Sedona Golf Resort

Sedona Golf Resort

Sedona Golf Resort is a golf experience second to none. Besides a wide variety of golf courses, the resort also hosts a grill-style restaurant where you can enjoy a very deserved dinner after an afternoon full of golf.

Out of Africa Wildlife Park

Out of Africa Wildlife Park

An Arizona landmark since the late 80s, Out of Africa Wildlife Park is the perfect destination for a family trip. Petting safaris and exotic water shows make this wildlife park stand out among the rest.

Bearizona Wildlife Park

Bearizona Wildlife Park

Located in Williams, Arizona, the Bearizona Wildlife Park is a drive-thru wildlife park experience for the whole family. Discover North America's wildlife while roaming through its natural habitat, and admire animals such as bison, bears, and wolves.

Cliff Castle Casino Hotel

Cliff Castle Casino Hotel

Located in the Prescott National Forest, Cliff Castle Casino Hotel features poker tables and slot machines for a night full of entertainment. This classic casino hotel features all the amenities you'll need during your vacations, including a 24/7 restaurant.

Javelina Leap Winery

Javelina Leap Winery

The Javelina Leap Vineyard & Winery is located in the picturesque, historical valley of Page Springs. This volcanic mountain is home to the Javelina Leap, which offers a wonderful view of the Oak Creek greenbelt and the Audubon Bird Sanctuary. Take advantage of its daily tours and special tasting room,

Arizona Stronghold Vineyards

Arizona Stronghold Vineyards

Opening daily at noon, Arizona Stronghold Vineyards is a Sedona hotspot for wine tasting. Live music is held every Friday, adding to the fine Arizonan-produced wines, making for a one-of-a-kind wine experience.

Page Springs Vineyard & Cellars

Page Springs Vineyard & Cellars

Page Springs Vineyard & Cellars are a family-owned and operated winery in beautiful Oak Creek. A short drive away from Sedona, their scenic vineyard and tasting room aim for both novices and aficionados.

Tours of Jerome

Tours of Jerome

Built on the side of Cleopatra Hill, the historic town of Jerome was once rich in copper, gold, and silver. These tours will take you through Jerome's myths and horror stories that have been passed through generations.

Crystal in Sedona

Crystal in Sedona

Crystal will offer you a one-of-a-kind relaxation experience. The address is only disclosed after the reservation is confirmed. This is just perfect for those looking to escape the fuzz of the world for a few hours and transcend into the calmness of organic spa treatment.

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