We had an amazing time at Imagine 3D Mini Golf! The prices were very reasonable, and it was such a…read morefun activity for the whole family. The courses are creative, clean, and entertaining for both kids and adults. We even had the chance to meet the owner, who was incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. If you're visiting Sedona, this is definitely a place you should add to your itinerary. We highly recommend it and can't wait to come back!

What can I say, breathtaking views on an easy trail, which is well marked! What an incredible way a…read morefamily 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.

This was an easy trail but trying to find the arch lead us to a more difficult climb but so worth…read moreit. 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.

This trail is literally just walking distance from the Hilton Sedona Summit Resort that we were…read morestaying. Per a Google search this is a new trail that opened in 2019 -- Phase 1 was a 30-mile system of fresh-cut, realigned and adopted user-created trails. This is inclusive of twisted, interconnected trails that wind though hilly high desert centered around Girdner Trail that begins north of State Route 89A near Sedona Cultural Park. Decided to take a walk and stumbled upon this! It's an easy hike and has various trails that spin off the main one. Hike the main all the way to the end for some amazing shots. There is parking available so you can park your car and take the hike. They also have some picnic tables available that are covered. The picnic area is beautiful and has a great view of the entire valley. Recommend bringing water to stay hydrated. Going to visit more while staying here.

I've been wanting to visit these wetlands for some time as I knew I would see some amazing birds…read morehere and so today finally made it here! Easy to find and right off of 89A in West Sedona. Parking is easy and maps and sign posts posted throughout to make your visit enjoyable. I got to see a bunch of water fowls including coots and their babies, mallards, great blue heron, green heron and many other smaller birds also! A lovely place go spend a few hours and there are restrooms and shaded picnic areas also. Definitely an awesome place for birding and being out in nature is really the best medicine!

Great place for a walk and bird watching! Best to go early in the morning. Many trails to walk.read more

Beware the hours have changed and children can no longer swim during the week until after 3 PM…read more The pool is now reserved for lap swimming. But they will take your money anyway, and tell you after the fact, so make sure you verify your child can swim before you give them any money, even though it's their mistake for not informing you, or asking for a reservation for a lane, they still refuse refunds. It's not the money. It's the principal. I did, however, get a credit for the next time I go in. We'll see.

As a local, I am grateful for this gem of a facility. Always clean, breathtaking Sedona views, and…read morekind conscientious staff. Yumyumyum.

Gorgeous little gem of a place tucked on the side of the road. Adjacent to a small creek trail…read moreacross the street. I took my dog here on our very last outing together before she passed. They are very dog friendly, just make sure to go through the assigned door on the side of the building to go to the back garden area with your pup. The staff was very welcoming and even watched my dog for me while I ran inside to go to the restroom. I didn't try the food but I did get to sit and enjoy the last hour of the day in the back garden listening to live music with my dog. The perfect place to relax and cool off from the hot day. I am glad to have shared this experience with my girl before she left earthside, she really loved it. I will be sure to be back again, and try the menu next time.

Gated Beautiful quaint spot for a private event. If not, then enjoy the scenery, cold pressed…read morecider, fresh farmer market produce, Indians garden market, garlands Indian market, breakfast and lunch, etc. This reserved spot could fill no more than 125 guests for the private event and you could almost cater it any way you like it. Private parking for 30 vehicles if you had an event. Private residence behind the gated area. Rainbow trout farm nearby.

Lovely dog park in Soldiers Pass. Large and small dog areas and a nice hilly area with a bench at…read morethe top and incredible views. I came in January. It was pretty muddy. There is a nice turf area with benches. There is water and dog bags. There are also paths around the dog area where you can walk but on leash. The parking lot for the dog park was very small and you can only get 1 hour of free parking. Luckily I found a spot but if no spots there is probably a pay lot nearby.

Sedona has a great dog park. Three fully fenced areas. My dogs liked the hiking area for exploring…read moreand the large dog area for playing with other dogs. It is one of the best dog parks we have visited.

I visited the Red Rock Ranger Visitor Center. Talk about a nice visitor center in the middle of a…read morescenic area. There's information inside about the geology of the area, the ecology, and more. The displays were quite informative. There was a gift shop area that was closed when I went, but looked like it had an assortment of stuff. My favorite part of the Ranger Station was the hummingbird feeders outside. I saw at least ten different hummingbirds of different species flitting around drinking from the feeders and chasing each other around. Helpfully, there were signs around helping to identify the species of birds. Seriously, I have never seen as many hummingbirds as I have during my visit. They pretty much ignore you too, so you can take photos and such. They're not shy! The bathrooms are outside the main visitor area - pretty standard. Great place to stretch your legs. I really enjoyed driving through here - there's the snow-capped San Francisco Peaks, towering red rocks of Sedona, ponderosa pine forests, deserts, and more. It's simply amazing in its breadth.

Sedona is such a beautiful place to visit. You can't go wrong by going to the Coconino National…read moreForest! The views are breathtaking and it's just so peaceful and mindful. Definitely a must see in your lifetime.