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Chapel of the Holy Cross
10,258 reviews
"The complimentary golf cart ride (tips appreciated) is a wonderful bonus for those with mobility issues or seniors although the privilege seemed to be available to everyone.""Sit inside the sanctuary and look out on the world, light a candle and whisper a prayer, or stand in the area outside and absorb the awe-inspiring view of Sedona."
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Bell Rock
4,828 reviews
"Bell Rock is a beautiful scenic place to view from a distance or up close Parking lot is just off main road I hiked bell Rock and mountain bikes it Hike is a moderate gradual incline with easy trails at the beginn...""Easy hike for most of the family, amazing views, plenty of levels with a different and amazing vistas to enjoy, using the dry creek bed is usually the simplest way up to the next level."
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Oak Creek Canyon
3,368 reviews
"We hiked the West Fork trail and enjoyed the lush area with a well-defined trail for several miles.""We wanted to have our friends experience the beauty and majesty of this beautiful drive from Flagstaff south toward Sedona, coming off the Mogollon Rim and dropping down into the deep canyon they call Oak Creek Ca..."
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Broken Arrow Trail
1,392 reviews
"We took the Broken Arrow trail to the High on the Hog, Hog Heaven to Hog Wash back to Broken Arrow it was about a four mile Hike that was absolutely amazing.""Preston was our guide on the Pink Jeep Tour and was absolutely wonderful!!! Cheerful, knowledgeable and terrific, this tour was the most fun thing we did all week in Sedona."
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Red Rock State Park
1,540 reviews
"Miles of hiking trails for all abilities and at every turn you catch your breath and exclaim “wow” at one amazing view of the Red Rock formations after another!""Picked a perfect fall day for a hike through the park, starting at the visitor center, which was very detailed, and came equipped with a board listing recent wildlife sightings."
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