Coconino County

Havasu Falls

7 Must-Visit Bizarre Worlds on a Trip to the United States

Seeing these red rocks in real life is so incredible. These formations are a must see if you visit Arizona

Exploring Natural Wonders: A Magnificent Scenic Tour of Arizona

Chasing Waterfalls: Exploring Havasu Canyon

Can you see the heart?

Located just under 3 hours north of Phoenix, Arizona, you’ll find the famous red rocks of Sedona. There are so many amazing hikes to do in Sedona, but you won’t want to miss Soldier Pass Trail, Bell Rock, Devil’s Bridge, and Cathedral Rock. Be sure to bring plenty of water in a reusable water bottle, proper hiking shoes, and sunscreen, and NEVER leave behind any trash or damage the wildlife by going off-trail. For food, I recommend brunch or lunch at SaltRock Restaurant at the Amara Hotel, having a creekside meal at the L’Auberge patio, and trying everything possible on the menu at Pump House Station. To park at Sedona’s various hiking trails, you’ll need to purchase a Red Rock Pass. The Pass is $5 per day, $15 per week, or $20 per year and can be purchased at a visitor’s center, trailheads, or many businesses and hotels around town. #awesomepic

Enchantment Resort