You don’t have to book a tour; if you do, see them below! 10. Go Wine Tasting In and Around Sedona Wine tasting in and around Sedona is a delightful journey through the high desert’s vineyards ...

From Castles N' Coasters to Bearizona to Enchanted Island, Arizona amusement parks offer thrill rides, animal experiences and ...

2. Take the Sedona Hiking Shuttle The Sedona Hiking Shuttle is a free, easy, and eco-friendly way to explore some of Sedona’s most popular trails. The shuttle runs Thursdays through Sundays from ...

The Fort Verde State Historic Park preserves one of Arizona’s best-maintained frontier military posts. Housing prices remain reasonable compared to Sedona, which sits just 30 minutes away. Healthcare ...

Mostly clear. Low temperature around 66F. Dew point will be around 22F with an average humidity of 17%. Winds will be 4 mph from the NE.

To reach the Red Rock Scenic Byway, also known as State Route 179, head about 11 miles south of central Sedona. The byway starts after you take exit 298 off Interstate 17. The 7.5-mile Red Rock ...

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Arizona has some of the best scenery in the U.S., though we may be biased. Yet, a popular site's list of scenic drives failed ...

The best way to get around Sedona is by car. Although the Verde Lynx bus service is useful for getting around downtown, many of the region's trails are located away from the main roads.

You can have a blast all summer long in metro Phoenix. You just need a plan and some sunscreen. Here's a summer's worth of ...