Sedona Activities and Attractions
Hiking. Year-round hiking on over 200 miles of maintained trails makes Sedona a hiking mecca. Sedona's canyons, creeks, Indian ruins, and red rocks are readily accessible on foot. Click here for a list of numerous hiking trails in Sedona.
Spiritual Enrichment. Sedona was a quaint ranching community until 30 years ago. At that time, Psychic Page Bryant declared that several “vortexes” existed in the hills surrounding Sedona. These vortexes are sites that are believe to release psychic power from the earth. The four locations she designated are Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock, Boynton Canyon, and Table Top Mountain. Ever since her revelations, Sedona has attracted visitors seeking spiritual enrichment.
Jeep Tours. Jeep tours are an outstanding way to see the beauty of Sedona. Learn all about the vortexes, American Indian history, and geology with these guided tours. There are numerous Jeep tour companies.
Art. After surrealist painter Max Ernst settled in Sedona in 1950, many other famous artists followed. Many artists are attracted to Sedona’s rugged beauty, slowly forming an artist colony throughout the years. Many of the artists’ works can be purchased in local galleries and shops. Sedona is bursting with upscale art galleries, crystal shops, and Southwestern souvenir and craft centers. The town's shopping and art showplace is Tlaquepaque, and includes an assortment of galleries and shops, as well as the location of a spectacular annual light display during December.
Mountain Biking. Biking is Sedona offers outstanding scenery, including winding creeks, enormous rock structures and rolling hills. There a many trails that are maintained for mountain biking. Click here for a list of mountain bike trails.