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Explore Sedona’s Famous Hiking Trails Sedona’s trail network offers hundreds of miles of hiking opportunities through some of the most beautiful landscapes in Arizona. Popular trails include Cathedral Rock, Devil’s Bridge, Bell Rock, and Doe Mountain,…
Sometimes when we’re searching for a hike to tackle, we just want a relatively easy hike that serves up great red rock views without a ton of effort. The Aerie Trail fits that bill perfectly. The…
Airport Mesa Airport Mesa is widely considered one of the best sunset viewpoints in Sedona. The elevated location provides sweeping views of the surrounding red rock formations, making it a favorite gathering spot for photographers and…
Cathedral Rock Trail Cathedral Rock is one of Sedona’s most iconic landmarks and an extraordinary place to watch the sunrise. The trail climbs steeply toward a saddle between towering rock formations, where hikers are rewarded with…
The trail that leads up Bear Mountain – named after the animal it resembles – may only be 2.3 miles one way, but it’s easily one of the most difficult hikes in Sedona. The challenge is…
Sometimes when you’re out hiking, you’re searching for a real challenge. A hike that tests your physical and mental limits and offers a great payoff. Bear Mountain is one of those hikes that fits that description…
Every year, the trail leading to the top of Doe Mountain seems to grow in popularity as more and more hikers seek out the mesa’s 360-degree views. It’s easy to see why so many flock to…
A West Sedona Home Designed to Blend into the Environment When David Simmer moved to Sedona in 2007, he and his wife, Isabel Simmer, planned to purchase a home or a lot. They designed a home…
The Sedona View Trail really lives up to its name. The views by this trailhead are some of the best in town. We’ve spent plenty of time appreciating the stunning vistas of Coffee Pot Rock, Chimney…
Every year, the trail leading to the top of Doe Mountain seems to grow in popularity as more and more hikers seek out the mesa’s 360-degree views. After spending several days flying above Sedona, we were…
