Sedona Sights

  1. Airport Mesa

    One of the earth's best-known vortexes, said to radiate electromagnetic energy; also a great location for watching the spectacular red-rock sunset.

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  2. Bell Rock

    New Agers beleive Sedona's rocks, cliffs and rivers radiate electromagnetic energy.

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  3. Boynton Canyon

    The Boynton Canyon is one of the earth's best-known vortexes, said to radiate electromagnetic energy.

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  4. Cathedral Rock

    This is a spectacular location for watching red-rock sunsets.

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  5. Chapel of the Holy Cross

    Spectacularly located between red-rock towers, this non-denominational chapel has amazing views - especially around sunset - making this a special attraction for those seeking divine inspiration. While in the area, other natural attractions, such as the imposing Bell Rock, are also worth visiting.

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  7. Montezuma Castle National Monument

    Montezuma Castle is an ancestral Puebloan site built and occupied between the 12th and 14th centuries. A museum interprets the archaeology of this well-preserved site, visible from a self-guiding, wheelchair-accessible trail. Entrance into the 'castle' itself is prohibited.

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  8. Oak Creek Canyon

    For something truly magical take Hwy 89A northeast into Oak Creek Canyon. It's a drive that won't be forgotten. The canyon is at its narrowest here, and the red, orange and white cliffs at their most dramatic. Giant cottonwoods crowd the creek sides, providing a scenic shady backdrop for trout fishing and swimming.

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  9. Slide Rock State Park

    Slide Rock State Park, is a natural rock slide flushed by a chilly creek about 7 miles into Oak Creek Canyon.

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