
Maps
When planning your visit to Sedona, it helps if you familiarize yourself with Sedona's four distinct areas: Uptown Sedona, West Sedona, the Village of Oak Creek and Oak Creek Canyon. Below, you'll find a map of Sedona, with the aforementioned districts which, as it just so happens, form a number 4. View Sedona Area in a larger map
Sedona is the jewel of the Verde Valley. This central/northern Arizona swale has, at its economic center, the city of Cottonwood—a former mining town nestled between Sedona and another Verde Valley treasure of Jerome. Jerome is a one-time ghost town turned haven for artists and bikers. To the east near the town of Camp Verde, visitors will delight in some of the area's most family-friendly attractions: Out of Africa Wildlife Park, Cliff Castle Casino and two national monuments of Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot. The Verde Valley is also gaining national recognition as a wine-growing region vying for Napa-like status, with nearly a dozen wineries, vineyards and local wine tasting rooms.
View Verde Valley in a larger mapTo get to Sedona from Phoenix, take I-17 North 98.4 miles toward Flagstaff, then take Exit 298 and turn left onto State Route 179. Travel 14.2 miles on Highway 179 to State Route 89A. The intersection of Hwy 179 and Hwy 89A is known as “the Y.” Many Sedona attractions, shopping, lodging and other business refer to the “Y” as a point of reference.
View Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport to Sedona in a larger mapSedona to the Grand Canyon is one of the easiest and most popular day trips one can do. This scenic 2-hour drive has several possible routes, but the simplest and most often taken is Hwy 89A N to I-17 N, then I-40 W to Hwy 64 N to the main entrance to the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.
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View Sedona Area Golf Courses in a larger map1. Arizona Outdoor Adventures
2. Sky Ranch Lodge
3. Butterfly Garden Inn
4. Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village
5. Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters
6. Oak Creek Terrace Resort
7. Alma De Sedona Inn Bed & Breakfast
8. Sedona UFO & Vortex Tours
"Voted BEST 1 day experience in Sedona. Let me show you the true POWER of SEDONA! Sedona is not
9. Hilton Sedona At Bell Rock
10. Junipine Resort
11. Sedona Hiking App
Take a Hike! The Sedona Hiking App currently has over 110 trails, over four hundred miles of trai
12. GreenTree Inn Sedona
13. CARRIE KONYHA
Clairvoyant Psychic | Soul Coach | Master Tarot Reader | Spiritual Guide/Teacher | Shamanic Thera
14. A Spa For You Sedona Day Spa
15. Out Of Africa Wildlife Park
16. Anke's Signature Retreat Feb 15th-17th, 2019
17. Cozy Cactus Bed & Breakfast
18. Sedona Trail Zen
19. Sedona Real Inn & Suites
20. Best Western PLUS Inn Of Sedona
21. Pink Jeep Tours Sedona's Most Popular Tour
22. El Portal Sedona
El Portal Sedona Hotel is dedicated to providing an extraordinary lodging experience for guests a
23. Canyon Wren Cabins For Two
24. Briar Patch Inn
25. Canyon Villa Bed & Breakfast Inn Of Sedona
26. Southwest Inn At Sedona
The Southwest Inn at Sedona, Arizona offers casual lodging with upscale amenities found in many S
27. Adobe Grand Villas
PARKING AND TRAFFIC IN SEDONA
When you visit Sedona, you may experience "Red Rock Gridlock." Read insider tips on avoiding traffic, parking, and the Red Rock Pass.
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DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO SEDONA
Getting to Sedona is the first step. Driving is the most popular and practical way to get here.
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SEDONA, AZ WEATHER
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