Sedona Travel Guide
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Welcome to Sedona!
The small city of Sedona is renowned for stunning red rocks that tower high above the cityscape. Located at the lower end of Arizona’s impressive Oak Creek Canyon and surrounded by the Coconino National Forest, visitors are drawn to Sedona for its picturesque landscape. As a center for traditional and contemporary arts, Sedona offers a wide range of galleries, boutiques and specialty shops, showcased in the Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village. The city is abuzz during the popular Jazz on the Rocks Festival every September and the International Film Festival, which occurs every March. The Sedona Heritage Museum relates the history of the area with exhibits ranging from Sedona’s pioneers to the more than 80 feature films made amidst the red rocks of this region. In recent years, Sedona has become a new age spiritual center featuring psychics, alternative healers and a number of new age retreats.
Tourist Attractions
The Sedona Heritage Museum offers a glimpse into Sedona's diverse history.
Hotels & Motels
The Days Inn Kokopelli is located in beautiful Sedona and offers queen, luxury king and king Jacuzzi rooms, all equipped with pillow-top mattresses, refrigerators, high-speed wireless Internet access, coffee makers, hairdryers and cable TV.
Tour Operators
Sky high offers a 'Splash 'n Dash' where the balloon descends momentarily on water for a gentle ride.
Current & Upcoming Events [ View All ]
Looking for something to do in Sedona? Check out these current and upcoming events. If you know of an event that is not listed in the travel guide, please feel free to add an event listing (it's free).
- Sedona International Film Festival & Workshop
Feb 18 to Feb 26 » Sedona - Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade Sedona
Mar 03 » Sedona
Charming Hotel
Diamond Resorts International® -
Sedona Summit
Offering fully-equipped suites in beautiful Sedona, AZ!
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The Ridge on Sedona
Golf Resort
Surrounded by the distinctive red rock formations of Sedona!
