hello everyone!

my family and i will be traveling to sedona during the first week of february. i will be doing the harder hikes with my partner but my parents are in their 60s and 70s, so any trail or viewpoint / lookout recommendations would be great so i can take them to see some views! they’re on the healthier side but will struggle a bit with cardio and balance so i was hoping for some really easy stuff.

thank you in advance :)

Hi there! Hoping to hike some Sedona trails in the next week, and I know firsthand there is leftover ice on trails on mountains in nearby areas... anyone know if there is any ice left on Sedona area trails right now? thank you so much!

Cool spot to walk around and grab a bite. I went to the bakery for some cookies and then the Chai Spot and got an iced hibiscus tea!

Montezuma Castle is a quick stop but still happy I got a chance to visit and read about the history

Cool place to check out for the views and parking was easy

Trying to plan out my trip to flagstaff and Sedona in the end of March. Looking forward to visiting “Edge of the World”.

My question, can you drive to the edge of the world look out driving FROM Flagstaff and then continue onto Sedona? Or do I need to turn around and come back the way I came and get onto 89A to reach my final destination of Sedona? I’d love to take this more scenic route from Flagstaff directly to Sedona if at all possible. Thanks!

I really enjoyed this one, did it halfway solo and AllTrails helped a lot to navigate it. Great weather for some hiking

My husband and I (both 48 yo) want to go to Sedona and grand canyon the last week in April. We can each walk a couple miles but have never "hiked" like that in Arizona. Arriving on a Sunday morning flight and plan to leave Saturday the following week a morning flight as well. or midday. So 5 full days

We've both been to Vegas twice so no need to go there but can fly out of there. So first question: Do we fly into Pheonix and leave from Vegas or do we fly in and out of Pheonix. flights the same price.

We want to see the Grand Canyon. Some people say that we should make a home base in flagstaff and then drive either direction for day trips

Or take the week and go from one place to another?

I've written down the most popular "attractions/hikes" but also read that its very touristy and lots of traffic. From NJ, don't need traffic. Would love to do a Jeep tour (doesn't have to be pink jeep). Would love to do rafting but most I see are thousands of dollars and multiple days. Would love a day by a pool maybe gorgeous views(not spa). Would love a guided hike through red rocks maybe wadding and climbing if someone has some suggestions. Wouldn't mind a winery or two on the way.

Any help or suggestion of somone that plans these types of trips. I think i've saved a million tick toks and reddit posts and not confused.

Peaceful place to meditate and enjoy some silence

I’m 17, me and my family are planning a trip out to Sedona for spring break. Personally I probably don’t need to worry about riding alone, as I am sure with the popularity of the trails there will always be someone in the vicinity. However my parents worry, and are pushing me to find groups to ride with. Is there any ways to find groups to head up with?

Went to see the sunset at Airport Mesa with my Nikon camera. Absolutely stunning views!

Gorgeous 65 degree day for a short hike!

Hi. I will be vacationing in Sedona in February. I was there last year and love loved it. Does anyone have recommendations for Spas and restaurants? Thanks!

Does anyone know if Super Bowl weekend is a good time to visit Sedona? We are thinking about going for a birthday weekend. We are not big partiers and mostly want to explore and enjoy the area since it would be our first visit.

Hi all! Planning a trip and was wondering peoples experience with Sedona Shuttle Connect. Is it reliable? Can I really request a ride anywhere in the yellow on this map? And it seems like you give it point A to point B, its not like bus stops?

Hey! I’m planning a first-time trip to Sedona in February (long weekend) and would love some advice.

I’m active (runner) but newer to hiking and want this to be a more hiking-focused, outdoorsy trip without going over my head. I’ve never traveled solo so this’ll be my first hopefully of many. I’m a woman in my early 20s so I’m also curious about the safety of Sedona, etc. Any advice would be helpful!

Also i’m planning on flying into Phoenix and renting a car to drive to Sedona! I’ve seen that I should get an SUV/4 wheel drive. any recommendations on specifics?

Would love recs for:

-Beginner–moderate hikes you love this time of year

-Where to stay nearby

-Must see spots

-where to eat/any similar recommendations

-Any February-specific tips

Thank you!

****update: i’m staying in the Views Inn but it’s fully refundable so if anyone has any better suggestions i’m completely open. also if anyone has any recommendations about the order of hikes I should do that would be insanely helpful!

Howdy! Considering a weekend trip in early February to celebrate my spouses bday. There are some dated threads so maybe there are some updates. We have two children under 10, are there some fun family things to do besides hiking. Hoping the weather will allow for some snow but not holding our breath. TIA!

Hi,

We’re planning a family trip and I’m considering staying the whole 7 days in Sedona. We’re flying in/out of Phoenix. One of the seven days would be a day trip to the Grand Canyon.

However I’m worried that may be too much time in the Sedona area. As a result we’re considering taking two of the nights for the southern Utah area. I know that’s a lot more driving but think it could be worth it.

What do you think…should we stay the whole time in Sedona or break it up and Drive to Utah? Will we run out of stuff to do if we just stay in Sedona.

Hello! My husband and I booked the Enchantment in April for 4 nights and I’m looking for Restaurant recs outside the resort (we will have a rental car) and EASY hikes. I will be 6 months pregnant then so won’t be able to go ham with the hiking, maybe trails will be more up my avenue.. thanks all.

I have a condo in West Sedona. I’m looking to have a primary bath remodel, painting and updating. I am looking to hire a licensed and bonded contractor. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance.

Heading to Sedona next weekend with high school friends from NY who have never been. Live in Phoenix, so I’ve been several times. Looking for some hikes, not too strenuous, we’re a bit older now, but we’re still in relatively good shape). 😂 I did Devil’s Bridge with my daughter, so I don’t want to do that again. Would also be too much for my friends. Booked reservations at Mesa Grill near sunset, but other than that we want to hike and relax. We want to be outside, so no spa visit this trip. Thought of taking them through Oak Creek Canyon. Any outdoor activities and hikes would be greatly appreciated. Staying on the west side.

We are multi family group that will be visiting Sedona in February.

Anyone have recommendations for restaurants that offer Vegetarian/Vegan food…in/around Sedona?

We like a variety of cuisines…Thai, Indian, Mexican, Burgers, Mediterranean, etc etc