Actually just visited this spot yesterday, it was really neat. Definitely a hidden gem in Sedona,…read morecan't wait till that restaurant is built out. We took some great pics, and like they said, you really cant get that particular angle of that mountain peak anywhere. Best of all, there was no charge to visit, shopping center was really enjoyable too, definitely stop in on your next trip to Sedona.

Cathedral Rock is a moderate trail. I highly recommend that if you're not used to using all hands,…read morefeet and your butt to climb, hike and walk through then don't attempt to go far here. You have to park in a lot, take the metro rail to the entrance and then make sure you use the bathroom first thing because there are no other bathrooms. Watch others to see how they tackle the rocks and hills and different areas. Also, trust when I say that you will get red dirt all over you and what you carry. Make sure you have a backpack and water bottle that you can just carry on your person. When you reach the top, it is truly a masterpiece! Going down was harder than going up by the way. Be very careful on your way down. Took us about 1.5 hours to get to the top and then about the same going back down. Watched a few people slip and fall, walk barefoot, and even touch the cactus. We're so glad we took this trail as beginners in Sedona.

It's a great hike, views are great. The transportation can be a bit challenging. If the parking lot…read moreis full and the shuttle parking is full, you will need to park in uptown and take another shuttle. Spent more time getting to the trail head vs. the time on the hike.

Very cool shopping village in the heart of Sedona. A lot of the shops here are small businesses or…read moresmall chains, so you get a ton of unique items to shop for. We also visited a couple of restaurants here during our trip; good variety of food options at differing price ranges too. Overall, great time HOWEVER, parking was a nightmare both times we visited (once on a weekday night, and again on a weekday afternoon).

Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is one of Sedona's most enchanting spots! It is designed to…read morelook like a traditional Mexican village; where art, culture, and community come together. The cobblestone paths, stucco walls, archways, vine-covered courtyards, bubbling fountains, beautiful Spanish-inspired architecture and locally owned art galleries adds to its charm! With 50+ shops, galleries, restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and local artisan stores, it's the perfect way to spend the day.

From the moment our group booked this tour, we have had nothing but a seamless and smooth ride!…read moreThere were four of us on our trip and we chose the combo rim/broken arrow tour. Upon arrival we had to wait a few minutes longer than start time, but it was because agent ensured we were able to tour without any other group issues! We had John T as our driver and this was one of the best tours we have had in a very long time! We laughed so hard, we literally cried. He was knowledgeable and funny and accommodating, and we would recommend this tour and John T to anyone even thinking about it. In terms of difficulty, there were moments that were a little harrowing, but we were definitely at ease with our driver. The views and experience more than make up for it though! Please do yourself a favor and utilize this company and ask for John T. Because we booked more than one tour with them, they even accommodated a deal for us on our next tour! Such a great time had by all!!

Well organized, clean and pleasant from making the reservation check-in, waiting area and the tour…read moreitself. We had "Andrew" for our guide and he was informative, courteous and pleasant to be hosted by. Took various photos for us using our mobile phones which was nice. They have various tour options which I think will fit most anyone's interest and fun level.

The best trip ever! Took my FJ up and the 4x4 sections were easy and fun. You have to get a 4x4…read morepermit and they only allow 12 vehicles per day. The sink hole and 7 pools are nice stops, but the cave is the highlight! From the end of the 4x4 trial the cave is a short 15-20 minute hike. Daddy long legs were everywhere after a young girl climbed around up in the cave ending. You must go!

Can't park at trailhead, shuttle bus arrived but not scheduled for 40 minutes. Probably worth it…read morebut certainly not people friendly!

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.

We had the best day with Barry! We did the Enhanced Altered States Wine Tasting & Prana Viewing…read moreExperience. It's truly a very special unique experience and it will be personalized to you and what you are looking to get out of this time. My husband and I were on a wedding anniversary trip and he tailored it to be a couples experience, and he shared stories of other personalized experiences he's created for his patrons that were also really amazing to hear about. I encourage you to enter this with an open heart and open mind. We were able to see the Prana immediately after he walked us through - and I don't want to give too much of it away, but it really makes you feel more connected to the universe and to your higher power. You could come to this experience with any faith background and really get something special out of it. This is no doubt Barry's passion to connect people to their world but also beyond our world here, and I left with a deeper understand and deeper connection to the metaphysical and the connection we have with our Creator that I think we as humans can easily miss out on if we miss the opportunity to key in. It also made me rethink how energy around us actually interacts with us as souls having an experience on this earth. This is not a typical wine tour, and it's not a typical Sedona gimmicky vortex tour. It's meaningful and intended to be transformational - but you will most definitely have fun on the journey. I highly recommend - we felt like we met a new friend and really enjoyed our time with Barry. Today a day later I was still finding Prana on my own - as Barry said, think of this as an introduction and you can go with it as far as you want! (Thank you Barry!!)

Barry is THE BEST!! His deep knowledge and passion, gave us the most authentic tour of Sedona with…read moreVortex teachings and instructional guidance to experience for ourselves. Topped it off with a delicious wine place in town called the Art of Wine with the owner. He is hands down the best tour operator and guide I've ever met. Don't skip this tour in Sedona!

It's as much emblematic of Sedona as the Statue of Liberty is emblematic of New York City…read more Commissioned and held by the City of Sedona, "Red Rocks and the Cowboy Artist" sits near the crosswalk on SR 89 in "Uptown" Sedona. Created and placed in 2002, Clyde "Ross" Morgan's bronze statue is as much a tale of Sedona's culture as anything else. Depicted is Joe Beeler, a painter and sculptor in his own right, painting the red rocks of Sedona's Snoopy Rock (named as such because it looks like the famed beagle lying on top of his doghouse). Next to her is a young girl, in full color and in more modern times, ready to take a picture. Beeler also established Cowboy Artists of America, a group that continues to this day "preserving & perpetuating the culture of Western life in fine art." And certainly, "Red Rocks and the Cowboy Artist" stands as an apt symbol of Sedona ... and Western life.

This trail is a must if you are in the area. I like how the parking never gets full. If you have…read morethe annual pass, just leave your pass facing signature side on your dashboard. No need to pay the parking. This trail is pretty easy, you can go around and go up high the rock as much as you want. Good views all around. Just take your time, soak up the energy and relax.

We really enjoyed our short hike at Bell Rock Pathway in Sedona, AZ…read more Bell Rock Pathway, is kid friendly and is a popular, wide trail offering iconic views of Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte, accessible for hikers, bikers, and horseback riders, with options for both easy strolls and more challenging climbs. There's free parking available and restrooms. Be sure to wear sunscreen and bring water bottles before your hike. Check it out when in the area! Happy Yelping :)

The library and bookstore are fantastic as usual! Got three books I've been looking for at $14 for…read moreall three! Will be back soon to look at more books.

Nice and quiet here. Lots of seating and computers. Love the seating in the back by the windows…read more Nice views. Kind of neat Boynton Creek