Iron Oxide formed on the individual grains of the rocks to create the beautiful rust color Sedona is famous for. Sedona is rich in Native American culture. What makes the rocks red in Sedona? Anyone who comes to Sedona to see the red rock knows that the geology of the area is what makes it […]

Anyone who comes to Sedona to see the red rock knows that the geology of the area is what makes it so beautiful.The hard rock had a thin layer of iron oxide that was caused by chemical weathering of natural minerals. The process of the iron oxide weathering turned the rock its signature red color. […]

Cathedral Rock Trail. One of the most popular hikes in Sedona (for a good reason) is Cathedral Rock Trail. This 1.2-mile round trip is a bit steep in places but there are plenty of opportunities to stop and look around to enjoy the view. At the top, you’ll see red rock formations and such as […]

Given Sedona’s wide open spaces and stunning beauty all around, Red Rock Country is prime for off roading and Jeep driving. Off roading is one of best ways to see Sedona. Certain trails and places in the area are only accessible via dirt roads that require high-clearance vehicles. Where can you go off roading in […]

State routes 89A and 179 are the primary emergency routes in Sedona and are maintained to allow access for public safety purposes. The city will close roadways or require tire chains or use of four-wheel-drive vehicles on roads within city limits during severe storm events. Do you need chains in Arizona? ADOT also says to […]

Our Favorite Sedona Stargazing Spots Two Trees Observing Area. Two Trees Observing Area is just off State Highway 89A, about 10 miles (15 mins drive) southwest of downtown Sedona. Crescent Moon Picnic Site. The Jordan Trailhead Observing Area. Merry-Go-Round Rock. Dry Creek Road. Can you see Milky Way in Sedona? Come see the Milky Way […]

January through April, November and December are months with snowfall in Sedona. In January, in Sedona, Arizona, it is snowing for 2 days. Throughout January, 1.5″ (38mm) of snow is accumulated. In Sedona, during the entire year, snow falls for 10.6 days, and aggregates up to 8.9″ (226mm) of snow. Is there snow in Sedona […]

Most of Sedona area businesses, tours, attractions and trails are open and following CDC guidelines to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Do you have to wear a mask in Sedona? The city of Sedona encourages businesses to continue to follow CDC guidelines. Governor Ducey will not allow local governments to implement a city-wide mask […]

Start your driving tour in the Village of Oak Creek south of Sedona and see Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte. As you travel up Highway 179, you’ll see the turnoff for Cathedral Rock and get a sneak peek of this most-photographed red rock formation. What causes the rocks in Sedona to be red? About 3 […]

Sedona was named after Sedona Arabella Miller Schnebly (1877–1950), the wife of Theodore Carlton Schnebly, the city’s first postmaster, who was celebrated for her hospitality and industriousness. Her mother, Amanda Miller, claimed to have made the name up because “it sounded pretty”. What was Sedona called before Sedona? Early Farming & Irrigation Systems South of […]

The Best Restaurants in Sedona, Arizona Elote Cafe. Cafe, Restaurant, Mexican, Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-free, Coffee, Tea. Mariposa. Restaurant, South American, $$$ Cowboy Club. Dahl and Di Luca Ristorante. Tamaliza Cafe. René at Tlaquepaque. The Hudson. Tii Gavo. What food is Sedona AZ known for? Luckily, Sedona is home to countless restaurants ready to fill your […]

Uber and Lyft are virtually nonexistent and totally unreliable at Sedona. Does Sedona Arizona have Uber? Finding a ride in Sedona is difficult to say the least. There is no Uber, taxis take forever if you can even find one and there you are… wondering how in the heck you’re going to get to your […]

Living in Sedona offers residents a suburban rural mix feel and most residents own their homes. In Sedona there are a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Many retirees live in Sedona and residents tend to lean conservative. The public schools in Sedona are above average. Is Sedona a good place to live? The […]

Sedona is so close to the Grand Canyon. Here’s a two day itinerary with suggestions for things to do as you are stopping in Sedona, Arizona during your Grand Canyon vacation. We’ve included a handy map and driving directions to help you on your way. Where is Sedona in relation to Grand Canyon? Serene. Tranquil. […]

Accidents and Deaths Only two deaths have been recorded online from falls on this hike, and (surprisingly?) only one involved a fall from the actual bridge. Both incidents occurred in 2014. This case was a 53 year-old woman in April of that year – she fell over 70 feet. Who has died on Devil’s Bridge […]