Sedona

Visiting Sedona Arizona in winter is arguably the best time to go to Sedona. There are so many things to do in Sedona in winter, and in fact, a lot of the hiking in Sedona is better in the winter due to cooler day time temps! As camp hosts, we work in the summer months…

How to get to Subway Cave Sedona, AZ used to be a lot harder than it is today. In fact, just a few years ago it was trickier than it is now. And while there are many guides on how to get to Subway Cave, and this will be a complete guide to, there’s actually…

Boynton Canyon in Sedona is famous for the Subway Cave, however, there’s arguably a much better hike in Boynton Canyon that experienced hikers should take! Each time we’ve gone to Sedona, we’ve tried to find more social trails, the trails that are made from the locals and kept a secret from the tourist. They’re trails…

We’ve been to Sedona a handful of times, all on extended trips to see the famous red rocks and these are things to know about Sedona we wish we knew before visiting. Sedona is a beautiful place to explore. The hiking is phenomenal. And the views will literally take your breath away, and the people…

Five caves on one trail?! Yes, please! These caves on Mescal Trail are relatively easy to access, and offer some great views!  When we were in Sedona, Jay did a ton of research on the best unknown hikes in the area. Often referred to as social trails, the unknown hikes in Sedona time and again…

Sedona’s Chapel of the Holy Cross is said to be one of the most visited sites in Sedona. According to the Chapel of the Holy Cross Website, this Sedona vortex welcomes over 1 million visitors each year. The Chapel of the Holy Cross Vortex is one of the easiest vortex sites in Sedona to reach,…

Tucked into Sedona’s famous Boynton Canyon is the Kachina Woman Vortex. This vortex gets passed by hundreds of people a day going up the canyon to the Subway Cave. But the Kachina Woman Vortex is just a short detour on the trail and is worth the extra steps to get there. We visited the Kachina…

Red Rock Loop Road in Sedona AZ is a road in West Sedona off of 89A that loops through some really scenic viewpoints of Cathedral Rock. This road is an easy drive in Sedona, and is a great way to enjoy some of Sedona’s scenery without the crowds. We drove the entire Red Rock Loop…

Red Rock Crossing is a popular spot to catch a sunset in Sedona and also one of Sedona’s seven vortex sites. If you’ve ever seen reflection shots of Cathedral Rock at sunset, it’s most likely from Red Rock Crossing. Contrary to what it’s famed for, we felt like there’s a lot of overhyping around the…