Sedona, the Verde Valley city about 116 miles northwest of the Phoenix city center, is famous for its red rock formations, which are as iconic as Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte. People ...

Since the 1980s, Sedona has been known as the US’s center for the New Age due to the bizarre, magical ambiance generated by ...

Although Sedona is surrounded by towering red rock formations, many recent visitors recommend a trip to the official Red Rock State Park specifically to see Cathedral Rock – one of Arizona's ...

For those of you visiting Sedona during the hot summer months, a few hours at Slide Rock State Park is a must. Housed on land that formerly grew apple trees, the park earned its name from the ...

the trail is completely obliterated by scrub and loose rock, but hikers can stay on track by tracing a barbed wire fence that roughly parallels the path. All the way, massive views of Sedona, the ...

That, of course, is Sedona. It’s an easy one-liner to say there are places in the desert that make you feel like you’re on Mars, but the bright red rocks and unique formations in Sedona do ...