North Central Arizona
North Central Arizona Travel Inspiration
Some of the best scenery in the state can be found in the north central region of Arizona. Towns you'll want to visit include: Sedona, Cottonwood, Jerome and Prescott. With a close proximity to Phoenix they are great locations for a day trip or a weekend getaway.-
Easy Sedona Hikes: The Best Chill Trails for Beginner Hikers
Sedona is Arizona’s red rock playground and there’s truly something for every energy level. So let’s lace up those hiking shoes and dive into the best Sedona hikes for relaxed adventurers. These are easy to moderate hikes with fantastic views. These trails are perfect for beginner hikes or if you want the wow factor without having to scramble up rocks or climb steep inclines. As a bonus they are all dog friendly hikes.
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Red Rocks and Open Roads: The Best Scenic Drives in Sedona
Sedona for non-hikers is still an incredible adventure. You don’t need to scramble up cliffs or trek through canyons to experience the magic of those red rock vistas. In fact, one of my favorite ways to soak it all in is by hopping in the car, rolling down the windows, and just driving. If you’re looking for the perfect way to explore Sedona without hiking – here are 5 Sedona scenic drives. Let’s map out a perfect day of cruising through the heart of Arizona’s red rock country!
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Red Rock Scenic Byway: A Breathtaking Drive Through Sedona, Arizona
One of the most scenic roads in Arizona is the Red Rock All American Road or State Route 179. It is eight miles long and you will pass some iconic red rock formations such as Bell Rock, Courthouse Butte, and Cathedral Rock. In addition, you can see the Chapel of the Holy Cross. I love Sedona and want to share some of the things you can see and do once you turn off of the interstate onto the Red Rock Scenic Byway.
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How to Plan a Sedona Wellness Getaway: Spiritual Spots & Wellness Retreats
Tucked among towering red rocks and canyons, Sedona is considered one of the top spiritual destinations in the U.S., and for good reason. Every year, thousands of visitors come here not just for the scenery, but for the feeling they get from Sedona’s natural beauty, spiritual experiences and wellness retreats.
