Oak Creek

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Spend some time in Sedona and you soon realize you're in a different place and space or perhaps in a movie or a fantasy. Your first visit may be a little puzzling ….can you really believe what you are seeing? In Sedona you'll see stark and awesome red rock buttes sculpted over eons of time, ancient ruins, lush forests and a dancing creek. Enjoy other Sedona attractions like luxury accommodations, art galleries, fine restaurants and great shopping.

Sedona is home to vortices and crystals as well as The Chapel of the Holy Cross. Hundreds of trails invite hikers and cyclists while adventure tours entertain by jeep, balloon, helicopter and horseback.

The lure of the outdoors is ever-present. When you walk out of a gallery or restaurant in Uptown Sedona or stroll through Tlaquepaque you are always aware of nature’s incredible bounty. Sedona is blessed with easy to reach State Parks – Slide Rock and Red Rock – as well as beautiful Oak Creek Canyon. Nearby day trip attractions include Montezuma Castle and Montezuma Well along with the Verde Canyon Railroad adventure ride.

Top quality art shows featuring western art, Native American art, sculpture and everything in between take place all year in Sedona. Spring through fall brings well-known musicians to popular Sedona Cultural Park and Shakespeare is presented in the summer.

Highway 179 just south of Oak Creek

Insider's Tips: To get the most out of your Sedona visit we suggest starting at one of the Visitor Centers: Uptown Sedona at the corner of N.Hwy 89A and Forest Rd.; 7000 Hwy 179 in the Village of Oak Creek; West Gateway Center at the Cultural Park on Cultural Park Place in West Sedona. The Centers supply plenty of maps and brochures and have a knowledgeable staff to answer questions.

**The Visitor Center is also an easy place to purchase a Red Rock Pass that is required for parking on the National Forest- daily, weekly and annual passes are available.