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Things to do in Sedona

Things to do in Sedona

Surrounded by red rock formations and open desert country, Sedona is an ideal destination for couples, families, and travelers seeking relaxation, inspiration, and year-round adventure.

Outdoors & adventure

Red rock formationsOutdoors

Red rock formations

Sedona's iconic red sandstone buttes and canyons are the backdrop for every visit.

Hiking & biking trailsOutdoors

Hiking & biking trails

Miles of scenic trails thread through the red rock country for every skill level.

Outdoors

Jeep tours

Guided off-road tours take you deep into the red rocks for unforgettable views.

Arts & shopping

Arts & culture

Galleries & arts scene

Sedona's celebrated arts community fills the town with galleries, exhibitions, and performances.

Shopping

Local boutiques

Independent shops and boutiques offer Southwestern art, jewelry, and handcrafted goods.

Top Attractions

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Outdoors

Slide Rock State Park

Slide Rock State Park in Oak Creek Canyon is where you cool off near Sedona — a natural sandstone chute in the creek, best with water shoes and an early start.

Outdoors

Bell Rock

Bell Rock near the Village of Oak Creek is one of Sedona's most accessible formations — gentle base trails, optional scrambles, and a famous vortex site.

Wellness

Sedona Yoga Festival

The Sedona Yoga Festival gathers yogis and teachers among the red rocks for classes, sound baths, and workshops — how to plan your wellness getaway.

Shopping

Uptown Sedona

Uptown Sedona is the walkable heart of town — galleries, jewelry shops, and Southwestern boutiques framed by red-rock views, central to most rentals.

Local Favorites

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Dining

The Hudson

The Hudson is an easygoing modern-American spot in Sedona with big red-rock views and a menu built for sharing, from short-rib grilled cheese to fresh salads.

Dining

Dahl & DiLuca Ristorante Italiano

Dahl & DiLuca is a warm, romantic Sedona favorite for years — handmade pastas and Northern Italian classics with candlelight and live music.

Dining

Coffee Pot Restaurant

Coffee Pot Restaurant is a West Sedona breakfast institution famous for its 101 omelettes — exactly where to fuel up before a day on the trails.

Dining

Cress on Oak Creek

Cress on Oak Creek is the refined creekside dining room at L'Auberge de Sedona — tables along the water under the sycamores, saved for special nights.

Signature Events

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Festival

Sedona Arts Festival

A long-running Sedona arts tradition — juried work from painters, jewelers, and sculptors, plus live music and food under the red rocks each fall.

Festival

Sedona Plein Air Festival

Each autumn, painters set up easels across Sedona's red rocks for the Plein Air Festival — a long-running event organized by the Sedona Arts Center.

Festival

Sedona International Film Festival

The Sedona International Film Festival brings a week of independent screenings and workshops to town each winter — how to plan your stay around it.

Stories & Guides

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Stories & Guides

Sedona's Peak and Off Seasons, and Why Arizona's Calendar Runs Backward

When Sedona is busy, when it is quiet, and how Phoenix and Scottsdale invert against Flagstaff and Pinetop, plus the months worth planning around.

Stories & Guides

Vacation Rental or Hotel in Sedona: An Honest Comparison

A straight comparison for Sedona: space, kitchen, laundry, privacy, how cost works for a couple versus a group, and the trips where a hotel is better.

Stories & Guides

Which Part of Sedona to Stay In

Uptown, West Sedona, the Village of Oak Creek, or the canyons: who each area suits and the honest tradeoff that comes with it.

Stories & Guides

Where Locals Actually Eat in Sedona

Sedona dining by district: Uptown patios and creekside tables, West Sedona breakfast counters and sunset rooms, the reservation places, the no-plan nights.

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