We had a great time at the rainbow trout farm. Everything was perfect with a lot of room to fish…read moreand plenty of poles (do not bring your own equipment). The staff were very friendly and professional from the cashier to the fish cleaning staff. The trout itself was delicious and extremely clean, I've caught a lot of fish and these are the cleanest I've ever seen, most likely due to the clean water that continually flows from the nearby creek. Make sure to pace yourself because it's really easy to catch too many trout, it is VERY easy fishing and I absolutely recommend taking the kids. Absolutely worth planning a trip around the goal of going to the trout farm.

Entrance fees, then processing 8 fish, cost an additional $151.00…read more About $100 to much for 8 fish. Strongly don't recommend it, unless over paying is your thing!

I've been wanting to visit these wetlands for some time as I knew I would see some amazing birds…read morehere and so today finally made it here! Easy to find and right off of 89A in West Sedona. Parking is easy and maps and sign posts posted throughout to make your visit enjoyable. I got to see a bunch of water fowls including coots and their babies, mallards, great blue heron, green heron and many other smaller birds also! A lovely place go spend a few hours and there are restrooms and shaded picnic areas also. Definitely an awesome place for birding and being out in nature is really the best medicine!

Great place for a walk and bird watching! Best to go early in the morning. Many trails to walk.read more

Victor and Chris were our guides and they really did give us a comprehensive tutorial on fly…read morefishing. The "roll cast" was new to me but invaluable as it is a perfect technique for our setting in Pennsylvania. They got us to a great location and our group caught and released several rainbow trout. Highly recommended!

What an absolutely AMAZING company. I bought my boyfroend a guided trip for fhis birthday, and the…read moreowner answered all of my questions, the process was easy, and the communication from our guide Victor was awesome. Victor was very knowledgeable and so kind! Would HIGHLY recommend if you're even thinking about this, DO IT!

Recently, I visited Grasshopper Point in Sedona for a beautiful hike!!! Now during the summer this…read moreplace can get pretty busy as everyone is enjoying the water. Especially on the weekends. The parking lot can be full and and it's pretty hard to find any parking. But during the cold months, it is a lot easier to park here and the hike is breathtaking. I have seen deer here too. The rock formations are absolutely beautiful and you hear the sounds of the Creek as you walk through the trails. Attaching some photos here for you to see.

This is the best swimming hole in Sedona for little kids. Easy to park and walk down to the water…read more Absolutely beautiful.

Great venture, great company to do it with, and our guides were absolutely awesome…read more We arrived at a farm location by the river, where we left our cars, loaded into two vehicles from the kayak company, and we took the 5-minute drive a few miles upper river. After some quick instructions and some practicing in an area that didn't have any current, we got going. It was extremely fun..

My wife and I had a very nice and relaxing trip down the Verde River with Kaleb. Simple and easy…read more He knew a lot about the area and I could see he genuinely cared for the water as he picked up trash when he saw it. The water was clean and refreshing. I would recommend booking this excursion.

Nice shop with a great selection of high quality outdoor wear. Staff was very helpful as well.read more

Stopped in to check out walking sticks and sling bags and ended up with a sun shirt, Camelbak sling…read moreday pack, Nat Geo Arizona map and a Cotopaxi light sling purse. Friendly counter person greeted us as we walked in and checked out the first and second floors. Cool stuff. We'll definitely be back. I think this best place for hiking gear in town next to thr Hike House.

Red Rock State park was the passport to our Sedona adventure. I didn't realize there was such an…read moreextensive trail system. On my list now is to figure out how to stitch all these trails together and come back and do a mega hike. Please come and create your own adventure.

We took the whole family out to Red Rock State Park, and it ended up being one of the most balanced…read moredays we've had out here. Not overwhelming, not chaotic, just... right. If you've spent time around Sedona, you know how quickly things can feel crowded and overrun. This place is the opposite. It feels more intentional, more preserved. You're still surrounded by those iconic red rock formations, but here they're framed by open meadows, clusters of trees, and the steady presence of Oak Creek winding through the park. We set out as a group, a mix of adults and kids, and found trails that worked for everyone. That's the beauty of this place. You don't have to be chasing a summit to enjoy it. The trails are well-marked, manageable, and still interesting enough to keep you engaged. You're moving through changing terrain the whole time. One minute you're walking through sunlit grass, the next you're tucked into shade near the water, then you turn a corner and the red rock rises up again like it's been waiting for you. The creek pulls you in. There's something about moving water in the desert that makes you slow down without realizing it. We stopped more than once just to sit for a minute, let the kids explore a bit, listen to the sound of it moving over rock. No rush, no pressure to keep pushing forward. Wildlife shows up if you're paying attention. Birds moving through the trees, the occasional lizard darting across the trail, subtle signs that this isn't just a scenic backdrop, it's a living system doing its thing. What stood out most was the pace. This isn't a place that demands anything from you. It lets you take it in at your own speed. Some of us pushed a little farther down the trail, others hung back and soaked it in. Nobody felt like they were missing out. It's also one of those rare parks that feels curated without feeling artificial. You can tell it's cared for. Trails are maintained, signage is clear, and there's a quiet respect for the environment that seems to carry over to the people visiting. By the time we looped back, nobody was checking the time. That's usually a sign you picked the right place. If Sedona at its busiest feels like a spectacle, this feels like a conversation. Same landscape, different tone. And sometimes that's exactly what you want.

I booked the Oak Creek Trout tour in Sedona for my husband. He got a 4 hour tour with good guides…read moreand had a great time. He also came home with a great fish tale he's destined to re-tell for the rest of his life. The staff is very prompt and sweet over the phone. We would have no hesitation booking with them again.

I can't say enough about my trip to Jamaica last May. This was my first trip outside the country…read moreand I was a little nervous. The personal touch is what truly set them apart from day one. She walked me through the process and eased any fears I had. Once I landed in Jamaica, I was blown away by the accommodations. It was obvious they took the time to create an adventure from the hotel accommodation to bamboo rafting with an incredible foot massage and an energetic party boat experience and other attractions. Lastly the staff at the resort were so charming and helpful, another testament to the meticulous planning of Kenovah Creates Tours. I highly recommend this travel agent. You won't regret it!!

Paulette offered us a full 4-hr tour schedule as part of our pick up from Sedona Mago resort. She…read moretook us to gorgeous lookouts and offered to take some beautiful pics of each of us which was unexpected and so appreciated. She's a wealth of information about the locations, their history and has a wicked sense of humour! We ended the tour at a delicious Mexican restaurant but took it to go since we needed a rest!

My family and I have been coming to Clarkdale Kayak Co for the past 5 years. They are always very…read moreaccommodating and helpful. In addition to teaching beginners how to kayak, they provide histories of the local Arizona landscape that I just geek out on. The verde river is a great river to begin kayaking. Mike was our guide today and he was great. Well look forward to coming back next summer.

Purchased a deal off Groupon for a celebration. We met the guide at old town caboose parking lot in…read moreClarkdale. The town was cute. We were shuttled to the verde river to start our kayak. The guide (Elathia sp?) was knowledgeable with the history of the river and wildlife. She was a great guide. She was patient with us and helped us out few times getting stuck in the rapids. Overall it was a fun 2.5-3 hour tour. I'd do it again.