Adventure Travel Guides in Sedona

Construction has started on 35 miles of new singletrack trails in Sedona’s Turkey Creek area, expanding one of Arizona’s premier mountain biking landscapes. This ambitious project promises varied terrain, technical challenges, and the unforgettable red rock scenery that draws hundreds of thousands of riders each year.

Oak Creek Plunge offers a perfect blend of adventurous cliff jumping and refreshing swimming just outside Slide Rock State Park. With easy access and striking red rock scenery, it’s ideal for those seeking a thrilling but manageable outdoor experience.

Rising sharply from Sedona’s red earth, the Red Rock Cathedral stands as a rugged invitation to hikers and climbers alike. Discover the thrill of ascending its iconic spires—the perfect blend of dramatic views, challenging terrain, and practical adventure that rewards preparation and respect.

Winter transforms Sedona’s red rock trails into a stunning playground of snow and stone, offering a refreshing twist on this desert favorite. Discover practical tips and vivid descriptions to prepare for your cold-weather adventure amid snow-dusted cliffs and crisp air.

Montezuma Well in Rimrock, Arizona, offers hikers a unique blend of natural wonder and ancient history. This brief but rewarding loop trail unveils Sinagua dwellings and spectacular views, perfect for adventurers eager to explore a remarkable landscape enriched by centuries of human ingenuity.

Experience the thrill of hiking to Cathedral Rock's summit in Sedona, Arizona, where a steep but rewarding trail leads to one of the region’s best sunset views. Learn how to prepare for this short yet demanding climb and immerse yourself in the vivid desert landscape as day fades to dusk.