Attractions

Top Sedona Spas:

Mii Amo Destination Spa – Voted #1 Destination Spa in the World by Travel & Leisure Readers (http://www.miiamo.com)
Amara Spa (http://www.amararesort.com/sedona-spas/)
L’Auberge de Sedona – L’Auberge has a scrumptious and delightful Sunday brunch you won’t want to miss (http://www.lauberge.com/spa.php)
The Spa at Sedona Rouge (http://www.sedonarouge.com/html/spa.shtml)
The Hilton Sedona Spa (http://www.hiltonsedonaspa.com/)
Sedona New Day Spa (http://www.sedonanewdayspa.com/)
Red Rock Spa and Healing Center (http://www.redrockhealing.com/)

Shopping:

Sedona is well known for its art galleries, boutiques and shops, which display Western and Native American arts, crafts and fashion.

Outdoor Activities:

Hiking - Year-round hiking on maintained trails makes Sedona a hiking mecca.
Mountain Biking- Numerous trails are maintained for mountain biking.
Jeep Tours - There are numerous Jeep tour companies to tour the heart of red rock country.
Fishing - Oak Creek is regularly stocked with trout in the summer.
Horseback Riding - Local stables offer rides and tours on horseback through beautiful red rock.
Golf - Contact Sedona's Chamber of Commerce for more information.
Tennis - Contact Sedona's Chamber of Commerce for more information.
Swimming - Contact Sedona's Chamber of Commerce for more information.
Scenic Tours - See the Grand Canyon, Painted Desert, Historic Trading Post, and more.

Click Here for Sedona Chamber of Commerce Website

Parks & Monuments:

• Red Rock State Park - Lower Red Rock Loop Road off SR. 89A.
• Slide Rock State Park - 8 miles north.
• Dead Horse Ranch State Park - 23 miles southwest.
• Fort Verde State Historic Park - 37 miles southwest in Camp Verde.
• Montezuma's Castle National Monument - 35 miles south, off I-17.
• Grand Canyon National Park - 2 hour drive from Sedona (110 miles).
• Tuzigoot National Monument - 25 miles southwest.
• Walnut Canyon National Monument - 43 miles north.
• Sunset Crater National Monument - 47 miles north.
• Wupatki National Monument - 60 miles north.

Wilderness & Recreation Areas

• Beaver Creek State Recreation Area - 20 miles south.
• Coconino National Forest - Adjoins Sedona.
• Prescott National Forest - Adjoins Sedona.
• Sycamore Canyon Wilderness

Historic & Points of Interest

• The Arboretum at Flagstaff
• Oak Creek Canyon
• Chapel of the Holy Cross - 3 miles south of the "Y" (intersection of Hwy. 179 & 89A)
• Red Rock Crossing/Crescent Moon Ranch - W. Hwy. 89A to Upper Red Rock Loop Road.
• Jerome State Historic Park 

Camping

• There are 6 campgrounds in Oak Creek Canyon
• 173 sites total on a first come first serve basis
• No electrical hookups or shower facilities
• Contact Sedona Ranger Station 928-282-4119 for more information or the Sedona Chamber of Commerce
   
• Arizona State Parks: 602-542-4174
   
• Arizona National Forests: 800-280-CAMP

Sedona Calendar of Events
January: Red Rock Fantasy of Lights at Los Abrigados Resort |
February: Sedona's International Film Festival
March: St. Patrick's Day Parade
April: A Taste of Taos
May: Pow Wow & Native American Arts Celebration
May: Hopi Show, art, crafts, food and dancers
May: Western Americana Festival, arts, crafts, car & static air show
June: Annual Sedona-Verde Valley Astronomy Festival
July: 4th of July Fireworks
September: Gathering of Indian Nations Festival
September: Annual Jazz on the Rocks |
October: Sculpture Walk
October: Sedona Arts Festival
November: Red Rock Fantasy of Lights at Los Abrigados Resort
December: Red Rock Fantasy of Lights at Tlaquepaque