Stepping Back in Time: How to Access the Palatki Heritage Site
Hidden away in the red rock canyons northwest of Sedona is the Palatki Heritage Site. Occupied by the Sinagua people between 1150 and 1350 CE,
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Sip Safely: Top Transportation Options for the Verde Valley Wine Trail
Just a short drive outside Sedona lies the lush, riparian oasis of the Verde Valley, home to Arizona’s premier high-desert wine country. Tasting bold, estate-grown
Timing Your Visit to Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village
No trip to Sedona is complete without exploring the vine-covered stucco walls, cobblestone walkways, and arched gateways of Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village. Patterned after
One-Day Sedona Itinerary: The Ultimate Blitz Through Trolleys, Vistas, and No Hiking
So, you only have 24 hours in Red Rock Country, and you don’t want to spend them sweating down a dusty trail? Don’t worry. You
4 Incredible Things to Do in Sedona Besides Hiking
Sedona, Arizona is world-famous for its towering red rocks and challenging mountain trails. But what if you want to experience the magic of Red Rock
Is Slide Rock Open? Oak Creek Closures and Where to Go Instead
Slide Rock’s swimming area and several Oak Creek Canyon swimming holes are closed through September 30, 2026. Find out what is open, including Crescent Moon at Red Rock Crossing, plus Sedona monsoon safety tips.
