Sedona

Planning to visit ruins in Sedona? Follow these 5 archaeological site etiquette guidelines to help preserve Native American history — and avoid fines up to $100,000. Visiting ancient ruins is one of the best parts about hiking in Sedona. To be able to walk amongst the civilizations of those in the past is a really…

If you’re looking for a less crowded trail system in Sedona, look no further than Fay Canyon Sedona! This area of Sedona hasn’t become as popular as other places, and it’s actually our all-time favorite canyon in Sedona. While the main Fay Canyon trail is one of the easiest hikes in Sedona, there are a…

Hiking to the Subway Cave in Boynton Canyon is on the top of a lot of people’s Sedona bucket lists. However, there are multiple other Boynton Canyon Caves that are really cool to see, and *relatively* easy to find. If you’re looking for a guide to Boynton Canyon’s Subway Cave, this isn’t it. Instead, head…

Visiting the ruins in Sedona can completely change your entire trip. After hiking in Sedona and finding these ruins, we looked at the red rocks of Sedona in a whole new light. This guide covers 13 ruins in Sedona, including both established heritage sites and off-trail secret spots, based on our personal visits. These Sedona…

Fay Canyon is our favorite canyon in all of Sedona. With easy access to the Fay Canyon Arch, multiple cliff dwellings, and iconic Sedona views, we’re sure it will become your favorite too! The Fay Canyon Arch is the easiest of the four arches in Sedona to reach! In fact, we’ll guide you there in…

The Loy Canyon Trail in Sedona is one of our favorite hikes in Sedona. Picture yourself on a sandy trail leading deep into a canyon, with towering walls on both sides.. and it only gets better than that. With social trails leading to things like one of the best intact cliff dwellings in Sedona and…

Do you want to experience the beauty of Sedona without hiking? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! There are plenty of things to do in Sedona without hiking! We’ve been to Sedona a number of times, and while we hiked and mountain biked during a lot of our time in Sedona, we’ve also learned that…

In the far west side of Sedona, the Doe Mountain trail waits for those looking for a relatively easy hike with great views of Sedona. We hiked Doe Mountain for sunrise, and enjoyed the easy trail finding in the dark! While this hike in Sedona is fairly popular, you still won’t find the crowds and…

Hiking in Sedona is full of incredible views and interesting red rock formations. The Birthing Cave Sedona hike offers both with little effort to reach! In fact, it’s one of the easiest caves to reach in Sedona, and the hike is only 2 miles round trip.. most of it flat up until climbing into the…

Short on time but want to squeeze in another hike? Check out these short hikes in Sedona! For each of these short hikes, we discuss parking situations, the general location, and the difficulty of the short hike. Remember, just because it’s short, doesn’t mean it’s easy! Make The Most Of This Short Hikes In Sedona…