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Things to Do Near Slide Rocks State Park, Sedona, AZ

    • Slide Rock State Park - Sedona

      • 1. Slide Rock State Park

      • Historic state park with long, colorful history
        • Attractions
        • 0.5 miles
      • Nile Expert Tip: If you come in the summer, come early. The park frequently fills to capacity during the high season.
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    • Hoel's Indian Shop - Sedona

      • 2. Hoel's Indian Shop

      • Located 10 miles north of Sedona in a private residence in Oak Creek Canyon, this Native American arts-and-crafts...

        • Shopping
        • 2.4 miles
    • Brins Mesa East Trail - Sedona

      • 3. Brins Mesa East Trail

      • This trail begins right at the edge of the town of Sedona and is as picturesque as it is convenient.
        • Hiking
        • Out of Town
        • 2.8 miles
    • Rainbow Trout Farm - Sedona
    • Seven Canyons Golf Club - Sedona
    • Seven Canyons Golf Club - Sedona
    • Oak Creek Canyon - Sedona

      • 7. Oak Creek Canyon

      • Famously scenic smaller "cousin" to the Grand Canyon
        • Drives
        • Oak Creek Canyon
        • 4.6 miles
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    • Soldier Pass Secret Trails - Sedona
    • Sedona Fudge Company (The) - Sedona
    • Sedona Heritage Museum - Sedona
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  • Whether you're seeking mystical transcendence amongst the red rocks, or just a serene Southwestern sojourn in one of the most scenic places on Earth, there are plenty of things to do in Sedona that will complement just about any travel agenda. Even if Sedona's famed energy vortexes hold no special appeal for you, the city easily lays claim to some of the best hiking, resort spas, restaurants, and shopping in Arizona.

    No visit to Sedona would be complete without exploring the spectacular red rocks on foot. We recommend setting aside at least one day for hiking. Even if you don't think of yourself as the "outdoorsy type," there's no better way to experience Sedona's mild climate and rich biodiversity than by spending a good part of your visit outdoors.

    Popular trails include the West Fork Trail in Oak Creek Canyon, Fay Canyon Trail in West Sedona, and the short but steep trail that takes you into the gaps of one of Sedona's most recognizable natural landmarks, Cathedral Rock. But our favorite Sedona hike is Boynton Canyon Trail, a scenic trek that leads you into one of the most popular box canyons in the Southwest. This is a very popular walk, but we're more than willing to sacrifice a little solitude in exchange for the outstanding scenery.

    If your goal is to leave no Sedona stone unturned, continue your exploration by air with an early morning sunrise hot air balloon ride over the city. If that sounds a little too grand for your visit, book your seat on one of several commercial Sedona jeep tours instead, which take visitors on off-road adventures deep into Sedona and the surrounding region.

    Of course, true believers (and curious visitors) will want to take the time to explore the city's energy vortexes -- natural areas said to contain special "power points" of energy that facilitate prayer and healing -- that have helped establish Sedona as the New Age capital of the Southwest.

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