Sedona, Arizona

See the layers of rocks and mountains moving in parallax with each other.
See the varying colors of layers on the rocks.
Consider how you are standing in a place previously engulfed with water.
On a hike, think about when the last time that rock you stepped on was touched by another human or how far it’s traveled to get where it is today.
Why was that named Dead Man’s Pass?
What was it like to make the trail you walk on?
Who first walked it? Why?
See the clouds floating behind the rocks and mountains.
See the long shadows of the rays of sunset express and accentuate the textures of the stones.
Experience how small you are to how grand the world is around you.
See yourself from a distance, lost in the grandiosity of the scene.

Hikes

Be sure to bring hiking footware with good grip. The rocks on many hikes have a silky sand on them that are not easy for typical sneakers to grip, making each step both difficult and treacherous.

• Devil’s Bridge
• Cathedral Rock
• Airport Loop Mesa Trail
• Red Rock State Park
• Girdner Trail
• Bear Mountain Trail. This is a difficult trail, and we don’t recommend you attempting it without being properly prepared with enough water and good hiking footware. Definitely not for beginners!

Other Activites

• Pink Jeep Tour
• Chapel of the Holy Cross
• Uptown Massage.
• Lounging at the pool
• Hanging in the hot tub

Food

• Mariposa. Spectacular views!
• Cucina Rustica. Great Italian food and service. No hats for gentlemen. Many homemade items such as desserts and pastas. Yum.
• The Hudson. Great food, great service, awesome fries, beautiful views (especially with lovely wife).
• Famous Pizza

Emergency Food

• Domino’s Pizza. Open until 1am.
• Whole Foods. Salad bar and other foods.

Accomodations

We love going to the Sedona Summit Resort. Your room has a small kitchen, they’ve got great views from the hot tub, and there are BBQ grills you can use for grilling up a storm in the evenings!