HIKING
Experience the Red Rock Canyons of Sedona
Sedona is one of the most scenic areas of Arizona and one of the best destinations for casual hikers looking to spend a few hours walking along the red rocks and canyons!
WEST SEDONA
Head West
- Red Rock State Park: There are hiking trails including the one to “The House of Apache Fire”.
- Boynton Canyon: This hike is particularly beautiful in the fall & summer.
- Doe Mountain: In only .7 miles you reach the top of a flat mountain with great panoramic views of the area.
- Bear Mountain: One of the best hikes in the area, but not for the faint of heart. Take lots of water and some food.
HIGHWAY 98 NORTH
State Route 89A
- Oak Creek Canyon: Oak Creek Canyon is one of the top 8 Scenic drives is the U.S.
Visit Slide Rock State Park: A natural water slide in Oak Creek Canyon. - West Fork:This hike is particularly beautiful in the fall and summer.
HIGHWAY 179
The Red Rock Scenic Byway
Bell Rock is a distinctive, bell-shaped butte that's a prominent landmark in Sedona's red rock country.
The hiking experience around Bell Rock varies, from relatively easy pathways to more challenging climbs.
There are options to enjoy a loop trail around the base, or to try and climb portions of the rock itself.
The trails can be rocky and uneven, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
This trail follows a historic wagon route, providing a glimpse into Sedona's past.
It was once a vital route for transportation in the area.
It's generally considered a moderate to strenuous hike due to its length and some rocky sections.
It offers a mix of relatively easy stretches and more challenging climbs.