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The desert is calling, and I must go! While visiting Phoenix, we took a quick road trip out to visit Sedona and the beautiful red rock formations. Our group decided to try Faye Canyon Trail, which is a relatively easy 1.5 mile hike that takes you through some shaded areas and up the red sandstone walls to a natural stone arch and viewpoint. I definitely recommend going early in the morning, as the parking lot can get full and the heat ramps up in the afternoon. The hike itself was pretty well maintained, with the trail end clearly marked. There are a few extra spots that you can hike out to, like the natural arch and the second viewpoint, which require a little bit of maneuvering up the red rock. Once you get to the trail end sign, you can scale up the rock to the left for a beautiful view of the canyon and foliage. I think next time though, I would visit with shoes that had more traction because coming down was a bit sandy for me. Overall, it was well worth the drive out!
Very easy hike but you can also take some detours to make it more exciting, the actual trailhead is across the street from the parking lot, just cross over and look for a wooden sign nailed to a tree. I would describe this as much less visited than some of the trails nearby but that doesn't take away from some gems you can find. The path is very soft sand so you'll tire more easily, there is an arch that is off-path about halfway through the hike on the right side. You can see the upside down "U" from the trail and it looks like a cave, it's not till you are inside you realize there is a small gap between the Arch and the mountain. The scramble going up is fun, when you get close make a right at the large angled rock for an easier path or climb up the angled rock for some fun scrambling. A lot of people miss this and I heard a lot of people asking where the arch was at the end of the trail. The end of the trail does have a small mountain you can climb that is slightly more challenging, if you head to the left there is a ledge you can sit on and yell Into the canyon to hear your echo. On the way up you'll have a fun rock scramble in between rocks and cactus.
Nice trail with a scramble at the end. Starts out very wide and easy, with beautiful views of rock formations. Part way in the hike there is a dry rock bed to your right. Look to the right you will see an arch up on a hill. You can take a small trail off the main trail and climb up to the arch. It's a scramble. Steep and big rocks, but it's worth the view at the top. Then back down to continue on the regular trail. You come to a spot where you can only climb up. It's gradual. Loose stones and big rocks. There is a flat part, but then you can go a bit further up to another flat spot wit a spectacular view. Bring lots of water. Perfect time to hike right now it's not too hot.
For a break from challenging trails, this is a beautiful and leisurely trail to just get outside an get up close and personal with some of the gorgeous red rocks of Sedona. Easy parking located across the street from the trailhead. We had hiked long and hard the day before so this was a nice break. Heavily trafficked with lots of people but there are times if you get up high enough to escape the crowds and just take in the beauty all around you. Trail is short, only 2.6 out and back. Fay Canyon is just incredible and also a great spot for a picnic. Children can easily hike this trail as it is mainly flat but they can run and explore. Remember to pack in/pack out and leave no trace.
Lovely trail. Just a heads up, you will reach a point where there is a sign that says "TRAIL END." Ignore it and climb up, continuing toward the left side. This is where you will find some magnificent views. Also, you can add the short arch trail to this one. About halfway through, there is a turn. Honestly, I felt the views were better at the end of this trail versus the arch. But, if you have the time and energy, why not. We did it on our way back. Easy parking in the lot (across the road from the trailhead).
After talking with the gentleman at the Red Rock Ranger Station we decided we would check out this short hike because it would take us deeper into a canyon and we were looking for a leisurely hike. We drove Northwest of Sedona following the directions on the map provided. The area also seems to be popular with the local tour companies and "pink jeeps" as well and we can see why. It allows you to get a closer look at the scenery and there are many trailheads along the road leading to Fay Canyon Trail. The parking area was well marked with plenty of parking, vault toilets and a map detailing the length of the trail and elevation changes. We decided we would likely only do the first half of the trail before it began ascending since we had done a more aggressive hike yesterday. The beginning of the trail takes you through a wooded area full of various pine trees with a mixture of cactus varieties. The ground itself is a soft red sand with some rocks as you navigate what look like dry creek beds. The temperature on this particular day was 60 degrees and sunny and felt wonderful. We did approximately half of the trail but know there is an arch at the end and likely very worth checking out. We really enjoyed ourselves and would highly recommend to people of all ages and physical abilities.
Easy 2 mile in and out trail for all ages. My son and I burned a lot of calories the day before and wanted to enjoy an easy trail while we recovered. Fay Canyon Trail is very easy, well shaded and also a social trail as we seemed to talk to every we met. The trail write up said there was an arch and a waterfall. We found the arch which is accessible by a spur trail but never saw a fall (probably intermittent). It took us about two hours to go out and back. The trail guide said the trail was over 2.5 miles but my odometer only measured 2 miles - maybe that's why I missed the falls?
This trail is dog friendly and family friendly. If you just complete the trail without the cut off to the arch or climbing the boulders after the trail ends it is for all levels of hiking. Dogs are allowed on a leash. This is the rule for almost all National Forest hikes. The trail has a little bit of elevation change but it is very gradual. It is a Sandy wide trail for most of the hike. There are two options for making the hike more challenging. There is a cut off trail to the right that goes up to an arch. It is a short but steep climb and had loose rocks/sand so make sure you have the correct shoes and hiking poles if you need them. The other place that requires good balance and strength is at the end of the trail if you want to hike the boulders. I would caution that portion for super small kids or elderly adults who aren't super confident in their balance. Just remember what you go up you have to be able to come back down which is where most get stuck. BUT....if you have the ability to climb the boulders it gives you a spectacular view. You will see ours on hikes a lot of dogs won't be on due to how technical they are. Be cautious taking your pups up the rocks if they aren't used to that technical skill. These two have been hiking and bouldering since they were tiny and my husband is very confident in his training to go up and down with them safely (for both of them and himself).
It is 3rd day in Sedona. Our legs are tired from all the hiking and walking so we chose Fay Canyon Trail since it is supposed be an easy hike. Driving up to a trail head just before 9 AM on Thursday morning, we see lots of cars parked on the Boynton Pass Road and start to worry. Will there be a parking at the Fay Canyon trail head? And yes, there is! Parking lot is packed but still has more than few spots remaining. There is a small restroom. Trail is covered with red sands in the beginning and starts to be little pebbly and rocky. It has lots of shades until you see the end of trail sign pinned on a tree. It is fairly crowded but not too crazy. People on the trail are all very nice and pleasant saying morning, excuse us, and thank you constantly. Then, we saw a big red rock and people coming down from the side of rock. What's up there? We wonder as always. And we climb and scramble up and up not knowing what to expect. And we come up to a little clearing and we are rewarded with the breathtaking view. The view that I will remember for a long long time.
Hiked this trail today - the full 2.4-2.6 mile round trip route. So fun to get shade along the way and then reach the top with magnificent views. Even a 4-year old toddler made it to the top! Just don't be afraid of heights. You'll be rewarded with something great. Ample parking in the trailhead lot. One of 11 trails that remain open during covid19 shelter in place.
A relaxing hike for any skill level! Fay Canyon features a level trail out in a canyon north of Sedona. After a long morning of hiking some busier, more difficult trails, we went with a calm hike into Fay Canyon to round things off for the day. Along the way, we say lots of families with children and dogs, getting a hike in without stressing anyone out. While the trail is easy, it's still really beautiful and worth the trip. There's also lots of parking at the trailhead, so that's one less thing to worry about. Overall, a great trail to relax and get out in nature!
What can I say, breathtaking views on an easy trail, which is well marked! What an incredible way a family can see the beauty of Sedona! This trail is short and sweet, I believe it's less than a mile from beginning to the end and then of course you have to hike back to your car. At the end, yes there are some rocks that you can climb up and if you do, you will be greatly rewarded! You certainly don't have to go to the top and I understand it gets very challenging so it's up to you. I only went up a little bit that I felt comfortable, but was still able to get some of the best views I saw during my entire trip and Sedona! I do recommend trying to go a little ways up. You certainly don't have to go further than you're comfortable. Well, let's talk about the actual trail, certainly the best, well marked trail I saw during my trip. Also, what's face it? It's an easy trail, which is awesome because you can just enjoy all the breathtaking views of Faye Canyon and will not need to worry and you could bring family members along young and old. You can knock this hike out in about an hour to an hour and a half and some of the best views I saw in Sedona I saw during this hike. But to be clear, there's some challenging parts if you wish to take them for one thing, there's a large pile of boulders and rocks at the end of the trail, which I mentioned before, but you can climb up those to a height that you feel comfortable and you will be rewarded with some of the best views that you will see during your trip. There is also a side trail halfway through the trail that goes off to an arch. I've read up about this and saw some videos and it looks very challenging and I would do that if you're an experienced hiker and you feel comfortable, I passed on that, but I was very satisfied with the views I got during the easy trail and a little bit of the rocks at the end. The parking lot is huge with a bathroom. I'm really not sure what else you can do to make this trail a great experience! Highly recommended for beginners and experts! Don't miss it, and this is the only trail in Sedona where I felt comfortable, not using an app like all trails, the trail is so clearly marked plus you're in a canyon so kind of impossible to get lost. read more
4 months ago
This was an easy trail but trying to find the arch lead us to a more difficult climb but so worth it. Sedona is just breathtaking so any hike will give you great views but if there's a large parking lot it starts the hike off in the best way. $5.00 all day parking and even better they have a restroom. read more
Spectacular views. The Fay Canyon trail is the perfect amount to stretch your legs. At a moderate pace, we made it in and out in about 45 minutes. There is a small "climbing" area at the end which we did not do as only one person can either be coming up or down the hill. read more
1 year ago
The desert is calling, and I must go! While visiting Phoenix, we took a quick road trip out to visit Sedona and the beautiful red rock formations. Our group decided to try Faye Canyon Trail, which is a relatively easy 1.5 mile hike that takes you through some shaded areas and up the red sandstone walls to a natural stone arch and viewpoint. I definitely recommend going early in the morning, as the parking lot can get full and the heat ramps up in the afternoon. The hike itself was pretty well maintained, with the trail end clearly marked. There are a few extra spots that you can hike out to, like the natural arch and the second viewpoint, which require a little bit of maneuvering up the red rock. Once you get to the trail end sign, you can scale up the rock to the left for a beautiful view of the canyon and foliage. I think next time though, I would visit with shoes that had more traction because coming down was a bit sandy for me. Overall, it was well worth the drive out! read more
Very easy hike but you can also take some detours to make it more exciting, the actual trailhead is across the street from the parking lot, just cross over and look for a wooden sign nailed to a tree. I would describe this as much less visited than some of the trails nearby but that doesn't take away from some gems you can find. The path is very soft sand so you'll tire more easily, there is an arch that is off-path about halfway through the hike on the right side. You can see the upside down "U" from the trail and it looks like a cave, it's not till you are inside you realize there is a small gap between the Arch and the mountain. The scramble going up is fun, when you get close make a right at the large angled rock for an easier path or climb up the angled rock for some fun scrambling. A lot of people miss this and I heard a lot of people asking where the arch was at the end of the trail. The end of the trail does have a small mountain you can climb that is slightly more challenging, if you head to the left there is a ledge you can sit on and yell Into the canyon to hear your echo. On the way up you'll have a fun rock scramble in between rocks and cactus. read more
6 months ago
Nice trail with a scramble at the end. Starts out very wide and easy, with beautiful views of rock formations. Part way in the hike there is a dry rock bed to your right. Look to the right you will see an arch up on a hill. You can take a small trail off the main trail and climb up to the arch. It's a scramble. Steep and big rocks, but it's worth the view at the top. Then back down to continue on the regular trail. You come to a spot where you can only climb up. It's gradual. Loose stones and big rocks. There is a flat part, but then you can go a bit further up to another flat spot wit a spectacular view. Bring lots of water. Perfect time to hike right now it's not too hot. read more
For a break from challenging trails, this is a beautiful and leisurely trail to just get outside an get up close and personal with some of the gorgeous red rocks of Sedona. Easy parking located across the street from the trailhead. We had hiked long and hard the day before so this was a nice break. Heavily trafficked with lots of people but there are times if you get up high enough to escape the crowds and just take in the beauty all around you. Trail is short, only 2.6 out and back. Fay Canyon is just incredible and also a great spot for a picnic. Children can easily hike this trail as it is mainly flat but they can run and explore. Remember to pack in/pack out and leave no trace. read more
Lovely trail. Just a heads up, you will reach a point where there is a sign that says "TRAIL END." Ignore it and climb up, continuing toward the left side. This is where you will find some magnificent views. Also, you can add the short arch trail to this one. About halfway through, there is a turn. Honestly, I felt the views were better at the end of this trail versus the arch. But, if you have the time and energy, why not. We did it on our way back. Easy parking in the lot (across the road from the trailhead). read more
After talking with the gentleman at the Red Rock Ranger Station we decided we would check out this short hike because it would take us deeper into a canyon and we were looking for a leisurely hike. We drove Northwest of Sedona following the directions on the map provided. The area also seems to be popular with the local tour companies and "pink jeeps" as well and we can see why. It allows you to get a closer look at the scenery and there are many trailheads along the road leading to Fay Canyon Trail. The parking area was well marked with plenty of parking, vault toilets and a map detailing the length of the trail and elevation changes. We decided we would likely only do the first half of the trail before it began ascending since we had done a more aggressive hike yesterday. The beginning of the trail takes you through a wooded area full of various pine trees with a mixture of cactus varieties. The ground itself is a soft red sand with some rocks as you navigate what look like dry creek beds. The temperature on this particular day was 60 degrees and sunny and felt wonderful. We did approximately half of the trail but know there is an arch at the end and likely very worth checking out. We really enjoyed ourselves and would highly recommend to people of all ages and physical abilities. read more
Easy 2 mile in and out trail for all ages. My son and I burned a lot of calories the day before and wanted to enjoy an easy trail while we recovered. Fay Canyon Trail is very easy, well shaded and also a social trail as we seemed to talk to every we met. The trail write up said there was an arch and a waterfall. We found the arch which is accessible by a spur trail but never saw a fall (probably intermittent). It took us about two hours to go out and back. The trail guide said the trail was over 2.5 miles but my odometer only measured 2 miles - maybe that's why I missed the falls? read more
4 years ago
This trail is dog friendly and family friendly. If you just complete the trail without the cut off to the arch or climbing the boulders after the trail ends it is for all levels of hiking. Dogs are allowed on a leash. This is the rule for almost all National Forest hikes. The trail has a little bit of elevation change but it is very gradual. It is a Sandy wide trail for most of the hike. There are two options for making the hike more challenging. There is a cut off trail to the right that goes up to an arch. It is a short but steep climb and had loose rocks/sand so make sure you have the correct shoes and hiking poles if you need them. The other place that requires good balance and strength is at the end of the trail if you want to hike the boulders. I would caution that portion for super small kids or elderly adults who aren't super confident in their balance. Just remember what you go up you have to be able to come back down which is where most get stuck. BUT....if you have the ability to climb the boulders it gives you a spectacular view. You will see ours on hikes a lot of dogs won't be on due to how technical they are. Be cautious taking your pups up the rocks if they aren't used to that technical skill. These two have been hiking and bouldering since they were tiny and my husband is very confident in his training to go up and down with them safely (for both of them and himself). read more
4 years ago
It is 3rd day in Sedona. Our legs are tired from all the hiking and walking so we chose Fay Canyon Trail since it is supposed be an easy hike. Driving up to a trail head just before 9 AM on Thursday morning, we see lots of cars parked on the Boynton Pass Road and start to worry. Will there be a parking at the Fay Canyon trail head? And yes, there is! Parking lot is packed but still has more than few spots remaining. There is a small restroom. Trail is covered with red sands in the beginning and starts to be little pebbly and rocky. It has lots of shades until you see the end of trail sign pinned on a tree. It is fairly crowded but not too crazy. People on the trail are all very nice and pleasant saying morning, excuse us, and thank you constantly. Then, we saw a big red rock and people coming down from the side of rock. What's up there? We wonder as always. And we climb and scramble up and up not knowing what to expect. And we come up to a little clearing and we are rewarded with the breathtaking view. The view that I will remember for a long long time. read more
Hiked this trail today - the full 2.4-2.6 mile round trip route. So fun to get shade along the way and then reach the top with magnificent views. Even a 4-year old toddler made it to the top! Just don't be afraid of heights. You'll be rewarded with something great. Ample parking in the trailhead lot. One of 11 trails that remain open during covid19 shelter in place. read more
A relaxing hike for any skill level! Fay Canyon features a level trail out in a canyon north of Sedona. After a long morning of hiking some busier, more difficult trails, we went with a calm hike into Fay Canyon to round things off for the day. Along the way, we say lots of families with children and dogs, getting a hike in without stressing anyone out. While the trail is easy, it's still really beautiful and worth the trip. There's also lots of parking at the trailhead, so that's one less thing to worry about. Overall, a great trail to relax and get out in nature! read more
Really beautiful place and loved it. Go early morning to beat the crowd. I started before 8 and checked out secret Fay Arch as well. It was nice before yahoos came. I love quiet peaceful hike, if you are such person I recommend starting like 7 am. read more
5 years ago
Super easy, flat trail with gorgeous views throughout. I went with a girlfriend who is not a hiker and she even loved the trail. Lots of parking so that was a plus. read more
This easy two mile out and back is totally worth the beautiful views. The trail is sandy and flat, which makes for quick and easy hiking. Bonus - there's a pit toilet at the parking area, unlike a lot of the trails around Sedona. read more
Great trail for beginners or those that want a flat trail with beautiful views. Fay Canyon is located on Boynton Pass Road, just a quick 10-15 mins from West Sedona. The drive up offers some nice views as well. There is a decent sized free parking lot across from the trailhead. There is also a bathroom available in the lot. We were here in February and there plenty of open spots in the morning. The trail is mostly flat with some larger rocks here and there. It is also well shaded which would be welcomed in the hotter months. Even at a slow pace it doesn't take long to get to the end (about 1.2 miles each way). There is some really nice views of the Red Rocks during the hike with the best view at the end, although some climbing is required. If you are a beginner or just want an easy level hike this is a great choice. read more
I came here at 11:45AM on a Saturday, and the parking lot was pretty much full. It took me about 50 minutes total to do the entire trail, and there were a lot of people. Pretty boring, touristy trail, wasn't a fan; views weren't anything special either, and the trail just somewhat randomly ends. read more
This was a great trail for an easy, short hike. We had a late start the morning we did this hike, but it worked out well. The trail is not too long, less than an hour both ways and shaded in some areas. There were a decent number of other hikers on the trail, but it wasn't overly crowded. The trailhead is easy to access, a short drive from downtown Sedona. Across the street from the trailhead was a large parking lot that was free to park. We easily found a spot, even on a holiday weekend. The trail is mostly flat with only a few small inclines. There are small rocks along the way so good shoes would be wise. At the end there is a large rock that you'll need to climb to see the views. It wasn't particularly strenuous to do this. read more
7 years ago
Awesome hike. Beautiful wild flowers the entire way and a good amount of shade which was great for us because we came in the afternoon. I'd definitely recommend coming earlier to avoid the heat. There is a huge parking area with a bathroom and the great thing is you don't need a red rock pass for this hike. That's terry rare around oak creek and Sedona area. We did see a snake near the trail. Thank goodness it was a gopher snake, but I'd still keep your eyes pealed. It's a fairly easy hike. There were quite a few families with children. I do recommend if you have issues climbing rocks in some area just be cautious. For the most part this is a pretty level trail. The entire trail start to finish is about 2.6 miles. Dogs are also welcome as long as they are on a leash. read more
9 years ago
A lovely, easy, and incredibly manageable hike in the Coconino National Forest that's perfect for all skill levels. It's just under 3 miles round trip, it's nice and shady, and provides a really excellent view of the red rocks and forests around you. The trail ends at a rocky spot that, if you push through, will get you a fantastic view of the "mountains" from higher up. There's a variety of foliage/plants to enjoy, from large trees, cacti, and more, throughout the whole trail. Perfect spot to learn about a variety of plant life. Parking, maps, and a restroom across from the trail head. Nothing along the trail while you're hiking so prepare ahead of time. We got a later start (thanks, rainy day!) and the sunset was not on our side so we missed out on climbing up the mount at the end but it's on our to-do list for the next time. But give yourself some time if you're able. It seems fantastic. read more
5 years ago
Took my mom to Sedona for her birthday and we came across this easy trail ! Definitely recommend, and parking was not hard to find. read more
4 years ago
Walking and running the Fay Canyon Trailhead was one of the highlights of our trip to Sedona. This was our first time hiking together in Sedona and we loved it! read more
6 years ago
Beautiful Easy trail. Sandy soft trail. Ample parking with restrooms. Trail head starts across the streets and ends in a box canyon. Beautiful views, lots of trees, shade and canyon vistas dry creek beds and washes. . Dog friendly, kid friendly down to about 5-6 years old. Would not attempt with stroller. read more
7 years ago
Easy beautiful trail for hiking with family and fur babies. We woke up early to go hike this trail was paved nicely with stones and the view at the end was beyond gorgeous. Go enjoy this trail only 2 miles but breathtaking. read more
This was a cool hike with great views at the top but the hike was kind of boring. It would be a good one to do on a very easy day. It's about a mile of walking on a flat path through the forest (which was pretty and shaded) and then about ten minutes of climbing to the top. read more
5 years ago
9 years ago
This is listed as easy. It is not easy. At the end if the official trail, you have to climb rocks to get to the vantage point. The view was fantastic. Just don't go into this thinking it's an easy hike. The path was very sandy and your shoes will get dirty, FYI It is shaded most of the way, which would be nice on a hot day. read more
8 years ago
Pretty little out and back hike about 3 miles total. This is a nice easy flat trail with Bear Mountain to the North. At the end of the trail you can pick your way up the side of a mount to get great views of Snoopy Rock and the entire canyon. Parking is across the road from the start of this trail head. read more
Pretty hike that a local told us about at #cafepaleobrio Very pretty views on the trail. You'll reach a sign that says "end of maintained trail." Definitely scramble up the rocks and hike to the top of the mountain. The views are breathtaking! This is a kid friendly hike, although you may want to opt out the climbing part for kid safety. Also, there are bees on the trail. I got stung by an aggressive bee so just be careful. The trail is relatively flat and about 2 miles RT- very easy. The best part is the view at the top so definitely worth it. I've heard there is a vortex under an arch... We didn't see it but we were t really looking. So if you're into that, do some research. There are more reviews on this hike on trip advisor. read more
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Would a jogging stroller work on this trail? Not to go jogging with , just so I dont have to hold my baby the whole time.
I wouldn't. There are several spots that are completely rocky, appears crossing dry river beds. I doubt a jogging stroller would work.
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