The House of Apache Fires perches atop a bluff in the middle of Red Rock State Park on the edge of Sedona. The pueblo-style structure has 360-degree views of sandstone cliffs, grassy meadows and a ...

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 ...

Red Rock State Park in Sedona will resume its monthly full-moon guided hikes starting on June 23. It will be the first time since October 2019, when group activities were discontinued because ...

scenic state park within the Sedona metro area is Red Rock State Park. For many experienced travelers already familiar with ...

Sedona is known for its stunning red rock formations ... cooling off by whooshing down the natural rock waterslide at Slide Rock State Park or snapping a photo in front of the only McDonald's ...

Towering orange-red buttes ... north of the Sedona city center, a swimming hole with a natural water slide is a respite for travelers looking to beat the heat. Slide Rock State Park, on the ...

How to Get to the Red Rock Scenic Byway To reach the Red Rock Scenic Byway, also known as State Route 179, head about 11 miles south of central Sedona. The byway starts after you take exit 298 off ...

Stepping onto the natural waterslide at Slide Rock State Park, just outside Sedona ... The landscape was stunning. Sedona’s famous red rocks towered overhead, dotted by ponderosa pines.

April is a perfect time to visit the Sedona area, especially Red Rock State Park, located on the Lower Red Rock Loop Road off Highway 89A, southwest of Sedona. With the abundant precipitation we ...