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Sedona is a true oasis, a vacationer’s paradise in the middle of the Arizona desert. Here, you’ll find resorts and spas, canyons and red rock formations. Bell Rock and Oak Creek Canyon are great hiking spots, and the dramatic architecture of the Chapel of the Holy Cross is a religious experience itself. When the sun dips down below the horizon it introduces the best show in Sedona: the night sky.
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1. Guidance Air
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5.0 based on 356 reviews
Sedona's Premier Helicopter Tour Service. Guidance Air is the Ultimate Off-Road Adventure! Let us show you Sedona as you’ve never seen it before! Regardless of your destination, our friendly tour experts are ready to help you make your visit to the Grand Canyon State unforgettable. Let us guide you to your next adventure. We are the #3 Helicopter Tour in the Nation by USA Today!
2. Grand Canyon Journeys
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5.0 based on 286 reviews
Grand Canyon Journeys offers a broad variety of private day trips in northern Arizona: Grand Canyon Day Tours, Grand Canyon Hiking Tours, Grand Canyon Sunset tours, Ancient Culture Tours, Photography Tours, Helicopter Tours; Secret Slot Canyon Tours and more. Learn about the local history, flora, fauna, folklore, archaeology, geology from a professional and certified guide.
3. Red Rock Scenic Byway (SR 179)
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5.0 based on 4,151 reviews
The Red Rock Scenic Byway is your Gateway to the world-famous Red Rock Country of Sedona, Arizona … just 110 miles north of Phoenix, about 40 miles south of Flagstaff, and only a few hours south of the Grand Canyon.
Reviewed By kathyfI6813BE - Big Water, United States
Beautiful drive in the red rocks..we stopped several times to take photos and do a bit of browsing at several arts and craft shows.
4. Arizona Safari Jeep Tours
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5.0 based on 3,715 reviews
Arizona Safari Jeep Tours offers a variety of excursions to explore this wonderful land. Our tours range from mild to wild all of them scenic and exciting, We have a tour for everyone!. Go on a rugged off road adventure into the Western canyon lands, climb the scenic beauty of the Mogollon Rim, or experience the magic of a Sedona’s famous Vortex energy. Explore the amazing red rock formations and the secrets they hold. How will the vortices empower you? Come experience the natural side of Arizona!
5. Amitabha Stupa & Peace Park
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5.0 based on 748 reviews
Sedona's Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park is a must-visit destination for spiritual seekers the world over. The Buddhist Amitabha Stupa is an outdoor venue for prayer, meditation, and spiritual renewal for people of all faiths. In the park you will find two Buddhist stupas, a Native American medicine wheel, an exquisite wooden statue of Shakyamuni Buddha and numerous quiet spots for meditation and quiet contemplation. You will experience peace in a quiet, sacred setting. The Amitabha Stupa is open every day and your visit is free of charge. The stupa is supported totally by visitor donations. The Amitabha Stupa is on private property and is owned by Kunzang Palyul Choling, a Vajryanna Buddhist Temple in Poolesville MD. Use of the property by tour guides and other business or commercial entities requires permission.
Reviewed By wreckthismess - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
I believe one should experience adventure, struggle & exertion when visiting sacred spots, allowing the self to interact with its surroundings, & give up ego in exchange for peace. If you’re bussed in, conveniently dropped off at the site it’s like passing thru a fast food drive-thru & you’ll have to overcome the convenience of your entitlement to catch up to the rest of us on a natural high who arrived via the hiking trails. The Amitabha Stupa is nestled in the shadow of Thunder Mountain in the Red Rocks, amongst a network of hiking trails just above Sedona. Once at this dry parcel you’ll see a magnificent wooden Buddha perched on a ledge among the junipers, the large Stupa, a sacred structure that’s said to contain millions of wishes, sacred relics, mandalas, & prayers. Even if you don’t believe that, merely imagining it gets you halfway there. Meditate, add silence, slow down, regenerate. Many do just that, finding a welcome respite from perpetual chattering & daily data overload. Visitors offer acknowledging glances broad smiles & that’s a start. Spin colorful prayer wheels clockwise & pray for a better future, a world free of perpetual war. Even if you don’t go in for this, the mere spinning of the wheels will link you to something outside yourself. I was told by a local, self-described “old hippie” who assisted on the site’s construction in 2004 that the site is deemed holy by local native peoples & the Hopi who’ve constructed a medicine wheel of stones here.
6. Schnebly Hill Vista
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5.0 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By DenieceP - Litchfield Park, United States
The views from Schnebly Hill and the drive to it are AMAZING!!!! This is NOT a typical drive, it is very primitive. Highly recommend renting from one of the local ATV rentals vs using your own 4x4 truck like we did. If you use your own 4x4 will need high clearance. The scenery is absolutely worth making this kidney shaking drive (make sure you go to the bathroom prior to making this trek).
7. Broken Arrow Trail
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5.0 based on 1,400 reviews
Reviewed By geridicola - Chicago, United States
We took the Broken Arrow trail to the High on the Hog, Hog Heaven to Hog Wash back to Broken Arrow it was about a four mile Hike that was absolutely amazing. bring water and a snack so you can stop and soak it all in.
8. Sedona Mystical Tours
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5.0 based on 249 reviews
For those seeking shift, change, transformation, you have found the right place. Our goal is to help in the process of awakening and connecting you to the truth of who you are, to live an authentic life that fills you from within. At Sedona Mystical Tours, we cater to your desires and help facilitate the process through a completely customizable experience. Our Guides not only lead you to some of the highest concentrations of vortex energy on land, but also guide you through a journey internally within. We work with the energies of the land to help amplify the inward process. Grounding, connection, clarity, healing, and empowerment are words people often use to describe their experience. Our team of professional guides and experienced healers will help facilitate your journey and what you need at the time – even if you don’t know yet what that may be! We have a variety of tours and services to choose from.
9. Red Rock Ranger District Visitor Center
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5.0 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By mrskemosabe - Cottonwood, United States
Very knowledgeable staff who answered all our questions. Great displays of the hiking trails-best I’ve ever seen for choosing the best hike based upon, difficulty, length of time, elevation etc. Very nice gift shop with very reasonable prices, and selection.
10. Courthouse Butte Loop Trail
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5.0 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By lilan152
This trail will loop around bell and courthouse it’s pretty easy but long. Some area are vertical if climbing any of the rocks. There is a parking fee.
