Sedona transforms into a serene and breathtaking winter retreat, offering crisp air, quiet trails, and stunning views of red rocks dusted with snow. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, winter in Sedona provides the perfect backdrop for your getaway.

Did you know that there are 2 National Parks, 6 National Monuments, 1 National Recreation Area, 7 Arizona State Parks, and numerous Native American Tribal Parks and heritage sites within 200-mile radius from Sedona?

Explore popular and lesser-known places to see in Sedona! Whether you’re visiting Sedona for the first time or heading here for your hundredth, there are so many incredible places to see and things to do in Sedona that you might wonder where to start.

Planning a trip and traveling to Sedona, AZ soon? The Sedona Visitor’s Guide and resources on this page will help you make the most of your stay in Red Rock Country.

Learn more about Red Rock Passes before visiting Sedona. The Red Rock Pass program is a conservation tool designed by the U.S. Forest Service to protect, enhance and maintain Sedona’s awe-inspiring red rock landscape for future generations to enjoy.

Sedona’s Select Hotels Choose from luxurious world-class resorts, charming boutique stays, or cozy, intimate escapes with stunning red rock views and warm hospitality. Discover Sedona's Select Hotels to find your perfect getaway!

Although all of Sedona is considered to be a vortex, there are specific sites where the energy crackles most intensely. The four best known Sedona vortexes are found at Airport Mesa, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock and Boynton Canyon—each radiating its own particular energy.

While in Sedona, make sure you visit our Uptown Visitor Center for maps, directions, suggestions or to purchase your Red Rock Pass or Annual National Park Pass. Sedona's tourist information center volunteers and staff also provide other services to visitors and the community at large.

Spread your blanket among the historic orchards of Slide Rock State Park. Or at Red Rock Crossing along the banks of Oak Creek as majestic Cathedral Rock rises overhead. Or sit atop Airport Mesa while waiting for the bruised-peach sunset to settle on the horizon. Golf in Sedona

Click here to download this Map of Sedona in a PDF format. Parking Map of Uptown Sedona Click here to download the Uptown sedona parking brochure trifold in a PDF format.