Driving from Sedona to The Grand Canyon or vice versa ... visitors to the park can hike along the 6.5-mile-long Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial Trail to explore the desert landscape while ...

The following Sedona hiking trails are generally less than six miles long with less than 1,500 feet ... rock scrambling if that’s your thing. Fay Canyon Trail is lovely on a hot day as the ...

In addition to what is standard, Canyon Trail and Sedona XLT Sport include aluminum wheels, power awning, hitch cover, Extreme Weather and Camping with Comfort Packages, champagne exterior glass ...

Formed by wind and weather erosion, it's the largest natural sandstone arch in the Sedona area. As such, it is one of the busiest hiking trails in ... it could take as long as an hour for your ...

Boynton Canyon Trail is one of Sedona's many amazing hikes. It's a moderate, 6.1-mile out-and-back trail that offers beautiful green scenery, surrounded by red canyon walls at the end with a ...

Because of the trail's popularity, expect crowds when you visit. And you'll be more comfortable in a high-clearance vehicle as you traverse the rutted dirt road to the trailhead. In Oak Creek Canyon, ...

Yes, you can visit the Grand Canyon in a day from Phoenix, though it will be a long day. Expect to spend ... mostly paved Rim Trail; and exploring the visitor center for its exhibits, souvenirs ...

Sedona visitors can enjoy hiking, jeep tours, swimming holes and spiritual vortexes. The city is home to a thriving arts community, with galleries, boutiques and the Tlaquepaque shopping village.