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.

Key Highlight: Although Sedona is surrounded by towering red rock formations, you'll still want to plan a trip to the official Red Rock State Park specifically to see Cathedral Rock – one of ...

A short walk reveals panoramic views of the Pine Valley community, Sedona’s red rock formations, the deep cut of Woods Canyon and Dry Beaver Creek and the distant silhouettes of Capitol Butte ...

Upon your arrival into Sedona via State Route ... the lighting on the majestic red-hued mountains is ever-changing. In the background you can spot the Rabbit Ears rock formation in the distance ...

The magic of the red rocks of Sedona recounts the story of 320 million years. The rocks are red because each individual sand grain is coated with red iron oxide ¬ó the remains of the ancestral ...

Then there’s snow and Sedona. It’s a rare sight when bright snow cloaks cacti and the red rocks that make Sedona so legendary. I’ve been to Sedona a handful of times, but this past December ...

Sedona's striking red rock towers, lush evergreen forests and reputation as a mecca for spiritual healers have transformed it into a magnet for wellness and holistic travelers. For centuries ...