The red rock scenery that surrounds Sedona is breathtaking and we have yet to find a trail that disappoints. Our favorite seasons to visit are fall and winter, when temperatures are mild and the town is less crowded.
We wrote these guides to help you catch a glimpse of Sedona’s wonder. Perhaps you will feel the positive vibrations of a vortex site on these hikes, find an ancient ruin, or simply bask in the Arizona sunshine.
Overview This Sedona hike takes you to the top of Bear Mountain, which rises to 6,447 feet above sea level. From the summit, you…
Overview If you are looking for a short but steep hike near Sedona with great views, then Doe Mountain is the perfect option. The…
Overview The hike through Fay Canyon is short, easy, and beautiful, which makes it an excellent choice for groups with young children and elderly…
Overview Soldier Pass Trail is a popular hike that is typically accessed from Soldier Pass Trailhead in West Sedona. It can be done as…
Overview Cathedral Rock is an oft-photographed butte near Sedona. It is quite popular and deservedly so, given the rock formation's striking beauty. To get…
Overview Formed by a wash that flows underneath it, Devil's Bridge is the largest natural sandstone arch near Sedona. It is also one of…
Overview West Fork Trail is a popular hike near Sedona, Arizona that takes you along a creek bottom surrounded by massive red rock walls.…
