Sedona Travel Blogs

From the time we left Montezuma Castle, Sedona was about maybe 20-30 minutes away. I love the drive from around corners to all of a sudden the beauty of the Red Rocks...   so amazing how nature can form this sight. Native americans believe that this area is holy and have many stories…

Saturday, August 09, 2008 (Tucson - Phoenix - Sedona): I awoke at 4:00 a.m. and jumped right into the shower, the excitement growing with each passing moment. I had to leave the house at exactly 4:30 a.m. if I was to meet the 6:30 a.m. deadline to be at the Hampton Inn Hotel  in Phoenix. …

Sedona is a lovely place. The really-blows-your-mind kind of nice. There are 2 major roads in Sedona, the 89 which goes West and a bit north, and the 179 which runs north-south but ends where it meets the 89. Most of the action that I saw in terms of restaurants and shopping is located in West Sedo…

After coming down from death mountain, I surprisingly had half the day left to get back to Phoenix in time for my flight. I decided to take the scenic route back, stopping by Slide Rock, a "natural waterslide" in Oak Creek Canyon. Just outside of Flagstaff, some dude was selling elk and…

I woke early, got ready and went to the lobby for some breakfast.  As I was munching down on some pancakes, I saw Daniel walking out of the hotel.  He saw me and stopped over to say good morning.  Daniel told me he was out late with the gang and was too drunk to drive home.  hah…

Ahhh, the glorious red rocks of Sedona--what a vision to behold!  Walking around the city you cannot help but feel caught up in the intense energy around you.  There are vortexes, or swirling centers of energy, coming out from the surface of the earth all over the …

We were back on the bus early this morning. Waiting, waiting, waiting... there were some bodies missing, and the rumours had started. One of the young guys from Israel had “gotten friendly” with one of the girls from Holland (who had actually won the trip on a TV dating show and was travelling …

History;   Slide Rock State Park, originally the Pendley Homestead, is a 43-acre historical apple farm located in Oak Creek Canyon. Frank L. Pendley, having arrived in the canyon in 1907, formally acquired the land under the Homestead Act in 1910. Due to his pioneering innovation, he succeed…

Slide rock park in sedona Arizona is an interesting place, lots of tourists.  It is not exactly as expected, this place is known for its smooth  rock that you can basically slide down several hundred feet....well maybe the kids can handle the pain but it was not as smooth as thought to be…

Up early enough to get some of the continental breakfast at the hotel, but only because they are the lazy kind that hate to put it away on time. It was supposed to stop at 9 a.m. and we were closer to 9:30. Not great, but better than nothing. Spoke to a couple from Canada and exchanged some good in…

As we arrived in Sedona, all I could say is "WOW".  It was breathtaking!  We had stopped to get a visitors pass so we could park in the various spots and took a few photos at the visitor center.  Brett was getting a bit antsy as it was 3pm and the sun would be going down soon so…

Went on a day trip with some fellow AZ Travbuddies Adrian, Jeff, Harriet, myself and Dema

Day 2… Part 2… Psychics and UFO’s?  Yes, and TB sighting all over Sedona. We begin our drive.  I’m stuffed from our fabulous omelets, banana and coconut pancakes.  Oooooh, so good!!  Joanna is in and out of conversation and Daniel and I try to follow her stori…

My friend Jodi and I took her daugher, and her daughters friend to Sedona for the weekend

YAY WE ARE IN SEDONA!!!!! We drove into the visitor information center. It was already 3pm. we only had 2 hrs to see the beautiful landscape. We look some photos of the panoramic view from the visitor center. I have not been here since I was 12. I vaguely remember the coming here.  Brett …