experience sedona 2012

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EXPERIENCE SEDONA 2012
ADVERTISER INDEX
COMPANY NAME
Adventures Out West Segway
Arizona Safari Jeep Tours
Best Life Media
Bearizona Wildlife Park
Best Western Arroyo Roble
Best Western Inn of Sedona
Cheers
Cliff Castle Casino
El Portal Inn Sedona
Enchantment Resort & Spa
Going My Way - Shuttle
Grand Canyon Railway
Hilton Sedona Resort & Spa
Junipine Resort
Kokopelli Suites
Matterhorn Inn
Maverick Helicopters
Northern Light Balloon Expeditions
Oakcreek Country Club
Out of Africa
Pink Jeep Tours
Poco Diablo Resort
Red Agave Resort
Red Rock Balloon Adventures
Sedona Arts Center
Sedona Chamber of Commerce
Sedona International Film Festival
Sedona Magazine
Sedona Marathon
Sedona Offroad Adventures
Sedona Pines Resort
The Sedona Wine Tour
Therapy on the Rocks
Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village
Wildflower Inn
AD PG
9
1
9
23
3
33
41
19
41
33
41
23
13
25
29
37
37
IFC
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37
BC
4
33 & 41
17
27
31 & 52
51
37
39
36
5
21
35
27
29
WEB SITE ADDRESS
www.azsegway.com
www.safarijeeptours.com
www.callofsedona.com
www.bearizona.com
www.bestwesternsedona.com
www.innofsedona.com
www.cheersofsedona.com
www.cliffcastlecasinohotel.com
www.elportalsedona.com
www.enchantmentresort.com
www.flagstaffsedonashuttle.com
www.thetrain.com
www.hiltonsedonaresort.com
www.junipine.com
www.kokopellisuites.com
www.matterhorninn.com
www.flymaverick.com
www.northernlightballoon.com
www.oakcreekcountryclub.com
www.outofafricapark.com
www.pinkjeep.com
www.pocodiablo.com
www.redagaveresort.com
www.redrockballons.com
www.sedonaartscenter.com
www.visitsedona.com
www.sedonafilmfestival.com
www.sedonamagazine.com
www.sedonamarathon.com
www.sedonaoffroadadventures.com
www.sedonaactivitycenter.com
www.thesedonawinetour.com
www.therapyontherocks.net
www.tlaq.com
www.sedonawildflowerinn.com
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Given the variety of beautiful places to
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chosen to visit this spectacular spot. One of the chamber’s most important responsibilities is to
provide services to approximately 3 million annual visitors. The Sedona Chamber of Commerce
Visitor Center is located in Uptown Sedona at the corner of State Route 89A and Forest Road
and is open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sundays and
holidays; closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day.
This official visitor center is the place to obtain maps and various publications; purchase a Red
Rock Pass or national passes, including Senior or Access passes, which may be required for parking
in the national forest; and receive directions and suggestions from well-informed, courteous staff
members and volunteers. The center provides information about sightseeing, hiking, recreational
and cultural activities, special events, weather, climate, history, driving distances, transportation
options, and environmental
conditions. Additionally, the
staff and volunteers can answer
questions about Sedona
demographics, churches,
schools, local government and
media, Sedona Film Office
services, the Sedona Marathon
event, civic and nonprofit
organizations and facilities,
historical sites, Coconino
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For more information, call (800) 288-7336, e-mail info@sedonachamber.com, or search
at VisitSedona.com.
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sedona is situated in a
unique geological area
that has mesmerized
visitors for decades.
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The picturesque city, surrounded by beloved red-rock
monoliths named Coffeepot, Cathedral and Bell —
even Snoopy — because their massive shapes resemble
these distinctive objects, rates as the country’s most
beautiful place.
Sedona lies at the mouth of beautiful Oak Creek
Canyon, a breathtaking chasm that even today, remains
wildly wonderful. Rising high above Sedona and its
hallmark canyon is the Mogollon Rim, a 2,000-foot
escarpment formed from ancient deposits of limestone,
mudstone and sandstone when the area was the west
coast of a still-emerging continent.
The awesome rim serves as the southwestern
boundary of the vast Colorado Plateau, which extends
into five other states, and is home to the largest
contiguous stand of ponderosa pine trees in the world.
Sedona’s impressive natural endowments also include
the 1.8 million-acre Coconino National Forest, which
essentially engulfs this city and encompasses seven
precious wilderness areas. The list of sightseeing
and recreational amenities, including state parks and
national monuments, is extensive.
Sedona visitors can spend a day hiking, horsebackriding, on Segways, or bouncing in an off-road vehicle
on the trails and dirt roads that crisscross the area, and
then enjoy the comfort of a deluxe hotel, country inn or
an acclaimed resort at night. Yes, this is the paradox and
enchantment of Sedona: wonderful accommodations,
unique shops, impressive art galleries and fine
restaurants nestled in an unusually rugged canyon
surrounded by an expansive national forest.
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Sedona History
attraction more than 100 years later. James, who moved here in 1879,
named Bell Rock and Steamboat Rock, among others.
In 1876, the same year that Thompson settled in Oak Creek
farmed and fished nearby and harvested wild desert plants, like the
Canyon, Beaver Head Stage Station was built near Dry Beaver
yucca, for medicinal and practical uses. Yucca, abundant in what
Creek, 12 miles south of what now is Sedona. The station was
is now Sedona, provided fiber, food and soap to the Verde Valley’s
located on the road from Winslow to Yuma, which branched off the
original craftspeople. Their homes, occupied between 550 and 1400
route of what would be the Santa Fe Railroad and Route 66. Later,
A.D., are now ancient ruins that still dot the area today. Honanki and
a rough road extended from the stage station to Big Park (which was
Palatki Archaeological Site, Montezuma Castle and Montezuma Well
named Village of Oakcreek in 1968). The road continued northward
to the area that was to be Sedona, and also branched west to Red
Rock, a settlement on Oak Creek between what we now call Red
Rock Crossing and today’s Red Rock State Park.
Other notable settlers would soon make their claims along lower
Oak Creek, including John Lee, Henry Schuerman and Margaret
Ann Jackson.
T.C. and Sedona Schnebly were attracted to Upper Oak Creek
or Camp Garden — both names were being used — by the area’s
beauty. In 1902, with their children, Ellsworth and Pearl, the
couple joined T.C.’s brother, Dorsey Ellsworth Schnebly, who had
been captivated by the area while traveling the West in search of a
healthful climate. The couple purchased an 80-acre site from Frank
Owenby on which T.C. constructed a handsome house with two
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stone fireplaces. On the site, near present-day Los Abrigados Resort
and Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village, the Schneblys grew fruit
and produce, operated a general store and ran a hotel in their home.
national monuments, Tuzigoot National Monument and V-Bar-V
T.C. carted his fruit to sell in Flagstaff and often returned with
Heritage Site offer the public a glimpse into pre-Sedona life.
visitors who stayed at the Schnebly house. While in Flagstaff, he also
Centuries later, homesteaders like J.J. Thompson claimed property
picked up the mail for locals. When the
under the Homestead Act. In 1876,
small settlement’s residents — members of
Thompson, one of the earliest white
the Owenby, Dumas, Schuerman, Armijo
settlers in the Upper Oak Creek area,
and Chavez families — complained to T.C.
had taken squatter’s rights to a parcel of
about slow and infrequent mail service, he
land across from today’s Indian Gardens
filed an application for the establishment of
Trading Post, where a year earlier,
a post office.
scouts from Fort Verde — now, Camp
T.C. suggested several post office names,
Verde — had captured a small band of
but the Postmaster General in Washington
Tonto Apache Indians.
rejected the names because they were too
Thompson found the Indians’
long to fit on a cancellation stamp. Dorsey
deserted gardens and a healthy spring,
Schnebly then suggested the name of his
which encouraged him to build a log
sister-in-law, Sedona, telling T.C. that “in
cabin. He called his home Indian
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Gardens Ranch, but later shortened it
stand well as a symbol for the community.”
to Indian Gardens. More canyon settlers followed, coming to raise
Postal officials approved the name and on June 26, 1902, the post
horses and cattle. They dug irrigation ditches for orchards. During
offi
ce was in business — in the back of the Schnebly home.
the ensuing decades, the trails and cowpaths in the canyon became
dirt roads. This attracted more people, including Frank
Pendley, the most notable farmer in the history of Oak Creek
Canyon. His engineering skills enabled him to construct an
innovative irrigation system that brought him unparalleled
success. His apples and pears were sold at markets in Jerome,
Cottonwood, Phoenix and Los Angeles. Today, Pendley’s
irrigation system still is used at Slide Rock State Park, site of
his early homestead.
South of J.J. Thompson’s Indian Gardens, the Abraham
James family earned the distinction of being the first residents
of Camp Garden, which would later be called Sedona. The
community can thank James for making it a popular tourist
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to experience one without the other. Whether you’re looking to hike
in the colorful shade of a canopied canyon, to cool off in the waters of
Oak Creek, to cycle over smooth sandstone surfaces, to camp in the
majestic solitude of the world’s largest ponderosa pine forest, or to
climb a spectacular red-rock spire, there is no end to the opportunities
that await in Sedona’s great outdoors. For more information on any
area activities or outfitters, refer to the business directory.
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check the directory for private campgrounds and RV facilities.
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Northern Arizona is brimming with water recreation. Sedona’s
enclaves of creeks and eddies offer up renowned fishing spots.
The Verde River lends itself to fishing, water play and whitewater
rafting. Electric boats can test the waters of Goldwater and Willow
lakes near Prescott. Gasoline-powered boats are welcome north of
Sedona at Upper Lake Mary. Fishing licenses are required and can
be purchased at Arizona Game and Fish offices, most sporting goods
stores and local grocery stores. For more information, call the Arizona
Game and Fish Department, (602) 942-3000, or visit azgfd.gov.
STATE PARKS
The Sedona area is home to two of Arizona’s beloved state parks and
within an hour’s drive of four others. Slip slide away at Slide Rock
State Park — a natural water slide carved into the slick-rock surface
of Oak Creek Canyon — or roam and relax around Red Rock State
Popular day-use sites provided by the Forest Service are located
at Call of the Canyon, near the trailhead at West Fork; Crescent
Moon Ranch, headquarters
for a world-famous view
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PARKING
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But to see everything the area has to offer — pristine canyons,
vortex sites and ancient ruins — consider booking a tour. Local
companies offer a variety of entertaining ways to experience Red
Rock Country — in Jeeps, airplanes, helicopters, hot-air balloons,
dune buggies, even scenic railroads. Not only will you totally be
amazed at the sights, you’ll learn a lot about the area. Tours to the
Grand Canyon are also offered.
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GOLF & TENNIS
If you’re a golf buff, tee it up at highly rated championship courses
open to the public. But beware! You might end up taking more
shots with your camera than your clubs. If you enjoy a short course,
play a round on a couple of conveniently located executive courses.
If tennis is your racquet, Sedona serves up a good game year round.
If you’re new to either sport or just want to hone your skills, many
resorts offer professional instruction and scheduled competitions
on top-quality courses and courts.
EXTREME SPORTS
It’s human nature to want to conquer Mother Nature. For those who
are more content to surmount the world than just see it, Red Rock
Country offers much more than a walk in its many parks. Adrenaline
junkies can find jolts in a variety of forums, from riding endless
miles of famed slick and steep mountain-biking trails or the scenic
route along SR179 in this designated bike-friendly community, to
kayaking the cool waters of the Verde River, to canyoneering, to
climbing the area’s more than 20 red-rock spires. Feel your pulse
quicken as you take in the scenery from the back of a motorcycle or
All-Terrain Vehicle. For a different kind of rush, make a run for the
Sedona Marathon, whose 26.2 miles span the area’s scenic streets
and forests. For more information, call the District Ranger Station,
(928) 203-2900.
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KID ACTIVITIES
Park, a haven of hiking and stunning red-rock vistas. For more
water fun, visit Dead Horse Ranch State Park along the Verde River
in Cottonwood. To catch up on Arizona history, head for Jerome
Historic State Park in Jerome, Fort Verde State Historic Park in
Camp Verde, or Riordan State Historic Park in Flagstaff. Arizona
State Parks Passes are available for $5-$65 and may be purchased
from all Arizona State Parks. For more information, call
(602) 542-4174, or visit azstateparks.com.
TOURS & EXCURSIONS
Sure, you can see some of the famous red rocks like Snoopy and
Steamboat while walking down Sedona’s main street, and you can
look down at winding Oak Creek from spots in the Uptown area.
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every type of adventure that Sedona offers. But let’s face it, parents
can be exhausting and sometimes kids just need a break from the
grown-up scene. Fortunately, area resorts host kids-only camps and
clubs designed specifically for the younger generation to enjoy,
while the adults take a little “time-out.” Activities range from
science and nature walks to treasure hunts, to mini golf, to arts and
crafts projects, to youth cooking classes. See the directory for a list
of resorts. Kids can also participate in the Junior Ranger program
offered by Arizona State Parks and the U.S. Forest Service.
Call (602) 542-4174 or (928) 203-2900, or visit azstateparks.com.
BIRDING
Sedona is situated at an elevation of 4,500 feet, at the upper margin
of the Sonoran Desert. According to the Northern Arizona Audubon
Society, this elevation, combined with a distinct change of seasons
and rich riparian areas, results in a varied population of birds, which
means good birding opportunities abound any time of the year.
In April, avid birders flock to Cottonwood for the Verde Valley
Birding and Nature Festival for three days of activities and
educational programs celebrating and supporting our feathered
friends. Call (928) 282-2202. Additional birding information is
available at the District Ranger Station in Sedona, (928) 203-2900.
FUN FOR THE FAMILY
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Devil’s Bridge
0.9 mi. one way; the trailhead is 1.5 miles north on FR 152 on Dry
Creek Road (high-clearance vehicle required for trailhead access).
Red Rock Country offers
spectacular trails for hiking,
biking and horseback riding. Their special
Jordan Trail
2 mi. loop; access this trail at the end of Jordan Road in Uptown.
Courthouse Butte Loop
3.9 mi. loop; this trail starts and ends at the Bell Rock Pathway
kiosk on State Route 179 in Village of Oakcreek.
attractions are as varied as their degrees of difficulty, unique locations
and historical significance. Some lead to high elevations, some hug
winding creeks, some afford awesome views of distant vistas, while
others simply offer intimate beauty. Sedona is designated a bike-friendly
community, however, not every trail allows for all three activities,
especially in designated wilderness areas, where biking is prohibited.
Other trails permit hiking only, hiking and biking only, or hiking and
horseback riding only. Remember to “leave no trace”, and that you
might need a federal or Red Rock Pass (see page 10 for details) if parking
a vehicle on Forest Service land. For a complete list of local trails and
permissible activities, visit redrockcountry.org or call Coconino National
Forest, Red Rock Ranger District: (928) 203-2900.
For outfitters, supplies and rentals, refer to the business directory.
Schuerman Mountain
1 mi. one way; the trailhead is on Upper Red Rock Loop Road.
Huckaby Trail
2.5 mi. one way; starts at either Midgely Bridge or on a trailhead
where the pavement ends, approximately a mile up, on Schnebly
Hill Road.
Brins Mesa Trail
3 mi. one way; access this trail at the end of Jordan Road in Uptown
Sedona.
Turkey Creek Trail
3.4 mi. one way; the trailhead is located at Verde Valley School
Road and Turkey Creek Road.
Munds Wagon Trail
4 mi. one way; the trailhead is located where the pavement ends
approximately a mile up Schnebly Hill Road.
West Fork
3 mi. one way; park at Call of the Canyon in Oak Creek Canyon.
Fee required.
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A.B. Young
2.4 mi. one way; ford the creek at Bootlegger Campground and
climb to the old road to start your hike.
Bear Mountain Trail
2.5 mi. one way; the trailhead is located on FR 152C off Boynton
Pass Road.
Map and trail information courtesy of Coconino National Forest,
Red Rock Ranger District.
EASY
Bell Rock Pathway
3 mi. one way; the three trailheads are at Little Horse, Bell Rock Vista and
Courthouse Vista.
Margs Draw Trail
Baldwin/Templeton/Cathedral Rock Trail
2 mi. one way; the trailhead is at the end of Verde Valley School Road.
Jim Thompson Trail
2.4 mi. one way; access this trail at the end of Jordan Road in Uptown.
Vultee Arch
1.7 mi. one way; this trail starts at the end of Forest Road 152
(high-clearance vehicle required for trailhead access).
Red Rock State Park
Various distances; this park is located off Red Rock Loop Road.
Fee required.
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Sights
the sightseeing
Sedona may be on the way to a
lot of places, but its natural beauty, historic sites and
metaphysical and recreational hot spots have made it the ultimate
destination for travelers from around the world. Noteworthy sights
in Northern Arizona are seemingly without end and whether you
stay in the area for a few days, or even a few weeks, odds are you
won’t manage to see them all. But anchoring yourself in Sedona is
an easy and enjoyable way to get through the list. Here are a few
favorite sights to get you started. For information and maps of more
scenic drives in the Sedona area, go to VisitSedona.com.
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red rock crossing
One of the most photographed
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Cathedral Rock, this area’s majestic natural icon, is fronted by Oak
Creek. Located just off Upper Red Rock Loop Road. Historic Crescent
Moon Ranch is nearby. Fee required.
red rock state park
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through a beautiful, pristine area to
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this unique 286-acre state park. This environmental center offers
exhibits, classes and outdoor activities. Fee required. (928) 282-6907.
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Built into the walls of Red Canyon,
the ancient Sinaguan ruins of Palatki and Honanki are beautiful
to behold and offer impressive displays of rock art dating back
Featuring a reinforced cross that juts from
a 1,000-foot high rock wall and soars 90 feet into the air, this 56-year-old,
view-studded chapel is located 3 miles south of the intersection of State
Routes (SR) 89A and 179 on Chapel Road. (928) 282-4069.
sedona heritage museum
Located at Jordan Historical Park
in an old apple orchard, this museum depicts a century of Sedona’s history
in pictures and words. 735 Jordan Road, (928) 282-7038.
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Site of Oak Creek Recreation Area,
this canyon features great hiking, good fishing, convenient camping,
a natural water slide at Slide Rock State Park and one of the richest
riparian areas in the country. Drive north of Sedona on SR 89A.
schnebly hill road and vista
Take a tour of the backcountry,
beginning right in town, by driving Forest Service Road (FR) 153,
6 miles up rugged Bear Wallow Canyon to scenic Schnebly Hill Vista,
overlooking the Verde Valley and Sedona. Enjoy the thrill ride up this
former cow trail in your own four-wheel-drive high-clearance vehicle,
or take a tour and leave the driving to someone else. (928) 203-2900.
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6,000 years. Travel 9 miles west on SR 89A to FR 525, a dirt road.
Follow signs approximately 7 miles to Palatki and the visitors center.
Continue another 3 miles to Honanki. Red Rock Pass required.
Reservations required at Palatki. (928) 282-3854.
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This picturesque canyon site along
the banks of Beaver Creek is home to the
Verde Valley’s largest collection of ancient petroglyphs (rock art
etched into stone walls). Originally part of historic V-V Ranch, the
property is located 3 miles east of Interstate 17 (I-17) on FR 618. A
Red Rock Pass isrequired and can be purchased at the on-site visitors
center. Visit redrockcountry.org for hours of operation.
montezuma castle
national monument
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One of the largest and oldest cliff
dwellings in the entire Southwest,
this fascinating ruin was a home to Sinagua Indians, who farmed at
the base of the tall structure. Montezuma Well, an immense sinkhole
that provided water to the Sinagua, is nearby. Take I-17 25 miles
south of Sedona to Exit 289. Fee required. (928) 567-3322.
camp
verde
Once the headquarters of Gen.
George Crook during the Apache
Indian campaigns in the 1870s, Fort Verde State
rural West. Call ahead for hours. (928) 567-3275. Out of Africa
Wildlife Park features more than 100 acres of wilderness where
animals from across the globe enjoy spacious enclosures remarkably
akin to their native habitats. The wild kingdom exhibits professional
trainers interacting with and soothing such notoriously savage beasts
as Bengal tigers, African lions, hyenas and a rhino. Take a safari tour
and get close with a kissable giraffe, or take a walkabout and get a
closer glimpse of all the animals. Fee required. (928) 567-2840.
tuzigoot national monument
This widespread prehistoric pueblo
was built by the Sinagua Indians
starting around A.D. 1000. Currently comprised of 42 acres, the site’s
110 rooms, including second- and third-story structures, was once
a hub of agriculture and trade for the ancient tribe that disappeared
from the area around 1400. Located south of the Verde River
between Cottonwood and Clarkdale. Fee required. (928) 634-5564.
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visitors an interesting look at Arizona’s early military life and the
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where one of the main crossings of the Verde River was located.
The Cottonwood Historic Commercial District — Old Town — is
a favorite site for local shopping and dining, and is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places.
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Once a company town built in 1914
to process ore from Jerome mines, Clarkdale is now best known as
the headquarters of the Verde Canyon Railroad. Called Arizona’s
longest-running nature show, this popular train’s scenic route along
the Verde River offers views of otherwise inaccessible ancient ruins,
nesting bald eagles and massive rock formations.
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this precariously perched “City in the Sky” was one of the most famous
mining camps in the country. It endured devastating fires, landslides
and every sin imaginable. When the boom went bust, the population
plummeted to 100 and Jerome became a ghost town. Still, the quirky
little settlement on Cleopatra Hill survived. Today, Jerome boasts a
renowned art community with several switchbacks’ worth of inviting
shops, galleries, restaurants and inns. Jerome State Historic Park houses
the town’s fascinating history and displays of early mining at the Gold
King and Cleopatra mines.
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The South Rim of Arizona’s No. 1
attraction is only two-plus hours
from Sedona. For an exceptional, historic treat, travel to
Williams and take the Grand Canyon Railway to this popular national
park. The depot is near the famed El Tovar Lodge on the edge of the
canyon. For information about Grand Canyon
National Park, call (928) 638-7888.
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when its population peaked at 15,000,
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relaxing and tasting the wine while looking over rolling fields of vines
or gazing at red-rock spires. Overnight hotel packages and wine
tours are available or just take a drive along Oak Creek and you’re
sure to see a wine bar in a romantic setting. Wineries are located in
Sedona, Page Springs and the surrounding communities.
For additional information about sightseeing and day tours,
visit VisitSedona.com, sedonaverdevalley.org and experiencewilliams.com
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Williams is a picturesque
mountain town with Route 66 as the
Main Street. Less than an hour from Sedona,
Williams offers many things to do, with miles of
hiking trails, fishing, horseback riding, and skiing.
While in Williams, visit Bearizona, where you
will experience animal wildlife the way it was
meant to be, in a natural environment and all
from the comfort and safety of your own vehicle.
Your family will enjoy the wide variety of wildlife,
from majestic bison and nimble big horn sheep to
stealthy mountain lions and adorable bear cubs.
(928) 635-2289.You also can ride The Grand
Canyon Railway. Ride the train to the Grand
Canyon, one of the world’s natural wonders, and
enjoy singing cowboys, great Arizona scenery, and
a walk along the South rim of the Canyon. (800)
843-8724.
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wineries offer unique and
tasteful wines in one of the most
beautiful places in the world. You can experience
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verde valley loop
Take State Route 179 (SR 179)
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17 (I-17) and head south toward Camp Verde. Exit the interstate on Middle
Verde Road (Exit 289), travel east and watch for signs to Montezuma Castle
National Monument and Montezuma Well, where visitors can spy ancient
ruins and walk through an inviting riparian area. Continue to Camp Verde and
Fort Verde State Historical Park. Take State Route 260 toward Cottonwood to
Out of Africa Wildlife Park, where more than 100 acres of wilderness houses
animals in their natural habitats. Continue west on SR 260 to Cottonwood,
where you’ll drive through “Old Town” and follow the original road to
Clarkdale for a couple of miles before turning north on Tuzigoot Road, which
leads to Tuzigoot National Monument, a prehistoric Indian ruin. Continue on
the old road to Clarkdale and follow signs to the Verde Canyon Railroad depot.
Here, you might want to take a trip on this historic train before continuing
through Clarkdale, which was established as a company town when the railway
serviced a large smelting operation. Drive north to State Route 89A and
climb the twisting road up Cleopatra Hill, the spectacular must-see setting
of Jerome where you can discover Jerome State Historical Park and Jerome
Historical Society’s Mine Museum. Return to Sedona, soaking in distant views
of Flagstaff ’s San Francisco Peaks and Sedona’s massive red-rock formations as
you descend Cleopatra Hill, and continue through Cottonwood on SR 89A.
grand canyon loop
Travel north on SR 89A through
beautiful Oak Creek Canyon. As you
approach Flagstaff, you will parallel I-17. Join I-17 and continue north to
Interstate 40 (I-40). Take I-40 west toward Los Angeles to the picturesque
mountain town of Williams. Take time to drive through Williams on one
of the best preserved stretches of Route 66 in America and enjoy a walk
among the historic downtown shops and restaurants. Also consider a driving
tour through Bearizona (pg 20), before proceeding north on State Route
64 to Grand Canyon Village. After enjoying some of the most famous
and spectacular views in the world, travel east along SR 64 to Desert View,
stopping at numerous scenic overlooks along the way. Turn around and head
back to Grand Canyon Village and then south on SR 64 to U.S. Route 180.
From here, drive south-east to Flagstaff, skirting the majestic San Francisco
Peaks, Arizona’s highest mountains. Go through Flagstaff to I-17 and SR
89A and return to Sedona.
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also abounds with historic landmarks — like Midgely Bridge; Indian
Gardens, where early settlers farmed; the former site of Mayhew Lodge,
which attracted presidents and movie stars; and an old lodge where
Zane Grey wrote “Call of the Canyon.” As you approach Flagstaff, note
Northern Arizona University on your right as you continue along the
former US Route 66 into the city’s historic downtown area, abundant
with charming shops and restaurants. Consider a visit to Lowell
Observatory (where Pluto was discovered), Riordan Mansion State
Historic Park, and Arizona Snowbowl ski resort atop the San Francisco
Peaks, where Mount Humphreys reaches the state’s highest elevation
of 12,000 feet. Stop at the chamber of commerce office in downtown
for complete information. On your way back to Sedona, stay on I-17
as you drive south through the Coconino National Forest; exit west on
SR 179 (Exit 298) and travel north through Village of Oakcreek on this
recently designated All-American Road.
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FROM LAS VEGAS
FROM PHOENIX
Total distance: Approximately 120 miles
Estimated total time: 2 hours
OPTION A
Take Interstate 17 (I-17) north toward Flagstaff (98 miles)
Take Exit 298
Turn left (west) onto SR 179
Proceed on SR 179 to Sedona (14 miles)
OPTION B
Take I-17 north toward Flagstaff (89 miles)
Exit at State Route 260. Proceed west toward
State Route 89A (16 miles)
Turn right onto SR 89A and continue to Sedona (19 miles)
FROM FLAGSTAFF PULLIAM
AIRPORT
Total distance: 25 miles
Estimated total time: 45 minutes
Take Airport Rd./Shamrell Blvd. to John Wesley Powell Blvd
(0.3 miles)
Turn left on John Wesley Powell Blvd. and follow over
I-17 to SR 89A (0.3 miles)
Turn left onto SR 89A and follow south to Sedona (24.4 miles)
Estimated total time: 5 hours
Take Interstate 515 (I-515) U.S. Route 93 toward
Hoover Dam/Arizona (20 miles)
Continue on U.S. 93 toward Kingman, AZ (6 miles)
Turn left onto U.S. 93/Interstate 40 (78 miles)
Proceed east on I-40 toward Flagstaff, AZ (145 miles)
Take I-17 south (Exit 195) (3 miles)
Take SR 89A (Exit 337)
Proceed south on SR 89A to Sedona (23 miles)
FROM LOS ANGELES
Estimated total time: 7 hours, 30 minutes
OPTION A
Take Interstate 10 east to Loop 101 north
Take Loop 101 north to I-17 north
Follow option A or B from Phoenix
OPTION B
Take I-40 east toward Flagstaff
Take I-17 south (Exit 195) (3 miles)
Take SR 89A (Exit 337)
Proceed south on SR 89A to Sedona (23 miles)
For more information call (800) 288-7336 or VisitSedona.com.
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Arts
the arts & Culture
and cultural
name a few. Ongoing world-class arts programming is presented
year-round by Chamber Music Sedona, Northern League of
Arizona Opera, Canyon Moon Theater and several other theater
groups, making it easy to understand why lovers of art and culture
are drawn to Red Rock Country. For more information about
Sedona Gallery Association or Sedona Events Alliance, contact
the chamber at (800) 288-7336 or check out VisitSedona.com.
experience
Arts and culture go hand-in-hand
with the inspiring scenes around
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Sedona. In 1964, the most successful art organization in American
history, Cowboy Artists of America, was founded in a back booth
at what now is the Cowboy Club on Uptown’s main street. And
the Sedona Arts Center was established more than 50 years ago.
This artful community has been home to Western art legends
Joe Beeler, Charlie Dye, John Hampton and Jim Reynolds,
and also the internationally famous Max Ernst, whose works
paved the way for surrealism. But as important as the past is the
future, and among Sedona’s current artists are many who are, or
definitely will be, legendary.
In fact, this city, which not too long ago had 500 residents, now
has at least that many artists,
plus more than 80 galleries, and
several annual arts festivals that
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FIRST FRIDAYS
Shopping
the shopping
experience
enough to challenge the most ambitious collectors and buyers. Several
major business areas serve shoppers. Areas include the original
Uptown, which is a favorite of visitors, and the nearby Shops at Hyatt
Piñon Pointe; West Sedona, a “real town” that is the historic site of
Old Marketplace; Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, a collection
of Spanish-style buildings reminiscent of a Mexican hamlet; the
State Route 179 corridor, which includes Hillside and Hozho, and
sometimes is called the gallery district; and Village of Oakcreek, south
of Sedona.
Walking the streets in Uptown Sedona is a wonderful experience,
because not only is this area historically significant, it boasts an
eclectic collection of shops and the Chamber of Commerce Visitor
Center — and the stylish Shops at Piñon Pointe.
Down the road, cobbled streets, intimate courtyards, wrought-iron
gates and balconies and large wooden doors create the appealing Old
World charm of Tlaquepaque, where you’ll find galleries and gift
shops. In contrast, the State Route 89A strip in West Sedona is a more
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Sedona is full of prestigious
galleries and fashionable shops,
traditional shopping and service area, offering home-grown goods and
organic treats between galleries and gas stations. A Sedona shopping
experience is an exploration leading to nooks and crannies that are
fun to find. And wherever they are, shoppers find themselves in spots
with scenery that is among the most beautiful in the world.
F I NE AR T G A L LE RY
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
Deanne McKeown
Joe Beeler
Elizabeth St. Hilaire Nelson Paper Painting Workshop
Workshops & Field Expeditions to exotic locations
Tuscany, Grand Canyon, Hilton Head Island and more
Year Round Community Classes
All Ages - All Levels - All Mediums
Jennifer DeFoe
GALLERIES | SCHOOL | EVENTS
Open Daily 10 am – 5 pm | New Exhibitions Monthly
Opening Receptions | First Friday of the Month | 5 – 8 pm
15 Art Barn Road | North end of Uptown Sedona | 928.282.3865
Special Events - Save the Date!
Sedona Fine Art Auction - May 5, 2012
Sedona Photofest - June 7 - 10, 2012
Sedona Plein Air Festival - Oct 20 - 27, 2012
www.SedonaArtsCenter.com
Sedona Arts Center
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Lodging
the lodging
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Say you just finished an exciting
Jeep tour, a lazy trail ride or
challenging hike. You’ve put all your energy into
exploring the geology, archaeology and history of this spectacular
land and now you’re sweaty, dirty and physically exhausted. Maybe
you’re looking forward to getting back to your cabin or cottage,
BUSINESS
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cozy bed & breakfast inn or quiet motel; on the other hand,
you might be anticipating the luxurious comfort of an awardwinning resort or timeshare property with internationally
touted spa services.
One of the attractions for the millions of visitors who
love coming to Sedona is the town’s character. Though the
community is nestled in a rugged canyon surrounded by
national forest lands and wilderness areas, it boasts more
than a hundred inns, motels, hotels, resorts and timeshare
properties. And among these facilities, several are AAA
Four-Diamond winners.
There’s a sampling of nationally known franchise hotels,
as well as independently owned resorts, hotels, B&Bs and
timeshare resorts tucked into various hideaways that invite
maximum relaxation. The choice is yours!
For information about all lodging options, including short
term and vacation rentals, call (800) 288-7336 or check out
VisitSedona.com.
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Dining
the dining
experience
Despite its small size, Sedona
offers dining choices for
nearly every taste — from vegetarian
and raw-food cafes to cowboy-style steakhouses and
everything in between. Visitors and residents enjoy
French, Mexican, Italian, Chinese, Southwestern,
Japanese, Indian, and classic American restaurants, plus
high-end grocery store delis and sweetly sinful bakeries
— all ranging in style, from sophisticated to casually
elegant, to simply casual or come-as-you-are. Choices of
setting include dining by the creek, atop a ridge, on a
garden patio, on a deck or near a wall of glass affording
red-rock views.
With award-winning chefs and restaurateurs at the
helm of these outstanding spots, diners are sure to find superb
food, satisfying service and ideal eating environments wherever
their cravings carry them.
Sedona is quickly becoming a destination for tasting Arizona’s
world-class wines, especially with several award-winning vineyards
and wineries located nearby. The relaxed atmosphere and foamy
ferments of local breweries are another area draw as are the
growing number of intimate cocktail lounges featuring live music.
Wine
the new wine
country
No time for a sit-down dinner? No problem. Nationally known
fast-food franchises might not sport traditional, brightly colored
signs and logos in Sedona, but they can still be found throughout
the area, along with a tasty variety of sandwich and coffee shops,
pizza places and gourmet delis.
Whatever you’re hankering for, you won’t go hungry in Sedona.
For a sampling of everything the area has to offer, catch the annual
Dine in Sedona event in June. Visit dineinsedona.com for details.
Nearby Page Springs and the surrounding Verde Valley are
developing a growing reputation for their reds, too — and
rosés and whites.
It might seem hard to imagine, but the water and soil
of this region are prime for producing wine. Savvy grape
growers who happened upon the area in the past couple
of decades not only took notice, but took advantage of
available, fertile acreage where they set about planting the
seeds of their dreams. Now, more than five vineyards and
wineries have sprung up along the banks of Oak Creek
and the Verde River. The burgeoning industry has not
only been a dream-come-true for winery owners — many
have won national and international vintner’s honors —
but the local community has also been reaping the rewards
with sustainable agricultural entities, increased tourism
and the pride of knowing that many up and coming
cabernets, zinfandels, sangioveses, syrahs, chardonnays,
viogniers and sauvignon blancs are coming not just from
Napa Valley, but our own Verde Valley as well. For a list
of local vineyards, wineries, tastings and tours, contact the
Sedona Chamber, (800) 288-7336, or visit vvwinetrail.com.
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Spas
the spa
experience
“May you walk in beauty above you,
beauty below you, beauty behind
you, beauty surrounding you.” The
words of this ancient Native American prayer aptly describe the
local spa experience. Visitors are always surrounded by beauty
here, but local spas go beyond the visual splendor to help their
guests experience Sedona’s beauty from the inside out. The
area’s luxurious and modern spas rank among the country’s best,
employing top therapists who excel in facilitating wellness,
relaxation and renewal. Enjoy a variety of individual or couples
massage techniques — from Swedish, cranial sacral and deep tissue,
to reiki, stone and water therapies — and a wealth of traditional
and cutting-edge treatments for the body, mind and spirit — from
herbal wraps, facials and peels, to ayurvedic detox, chakra boosts,
meditation and even hypnotherapy. Local spas also offer complete
lines of bliss-inducing body and healthcare products to keep you
walking in beauty long after you leave.
Weddings
the wedding
experience
than magical, mystical Sedona. Not only does Red Rock Country
provide a treasure trove of beautiful and sacred backdrops for tying
the knot, the community itself offers up a wealth of people who
specialize in making fairytale weddings come true.
More than 100 wedding experts are committed to helping
couples create the wedding of their dreams in Sedona and can tailor
a wedding around virtually any budget. Find everything you need
from wedding planners and officiants to renowned photographers
and videographers, to florists and decorators, to DJs and musicians,
to nationally acclaimed caterers and wedding-cake designers, to
stunning attire and luxury transportation — all right here.
Beyond picturesque locales of creek-side and red-rock resorts,
churches and chapels, the area also offers fantastic options for
those who like to think outside the storybook. Ever thought about
exchanging vows in a hot-air balloon or a helicopter? How about
on a train, a trolley, a mountain bike or in a Jeep? Maybe atop your
favorite hiking trail with red rocks in view? There are no limits to
the kind of wedding and reception you can have here.
And the options are not limited to weddings. Sedona’s
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spectacular surroundings and services can also create a most
memorable engagement, honeymoon, anniversary or milestone
celebration.
For more information on creating your perfect event, refer to the
business directory or log on to VisitSedona.com.
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Enrichment
the inspirational
experience
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Centuries ago, native people
established spiritual connections
with this sacred land and its mystical properties. Today, a new
age of people from around the world come here seeking similar
connections.
The birth of Sedona’s “new age” is traced to a range of
experiences. In the 1980s, a locally based, internationally known
psychic counselor expressed that people needed to read the Earth’s
If you’re seeking such an experience in Sedona, contact the
natural energies in the same way that a psychic reads a person.
Sedona Metaphysical Spiritual Association, a highly respected
The counselor emphasized that though “hot spots” of natural
organization whose goal is “to connect spiritual seekers with
energy are found all over this planet, Sedona was an ideal site for
the metaphysical practitioners and related businesses who can
reading that energy because all of the three known types of hot
best assist them in their journey.” Call (928) 300-7796 or visit
spots, or vortexes, exist here. Sedona has since become a hot spot
sedonaspiritual.com.
for metaphysical and spiritual activities,
as well as a premier location for coaching
and lectures in the metaphysical realm for
What is a Vortex?
meetings and groups.
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In addition to this official 2012 edition of
Experience Sedona Guide, there are numerous ways
to learn about complementary activities, events and exceptional
happenings scheduled throughout the entire year. VisitSedona.
com, the official Sedona Chamber of Commerce Tourism Bureau’s
website, features places to stay, play and dine – and while you’re at
this site, sign up for the chamber’s monthly e-newsletter in order to
receive additional information. You also can go to “Visit Sedona“
on Facebook, and Like Us, to access chances to win various prizes
and sweepstakes! And you can follow us on Twitter@SedonaAZ.
Additionally, when you arrive in Sedona, stop at the chamber’s
official visitor center located at the intersection of Forest Road and
SR 89A, where you will find an internet kiosk available 24/7. This
kiosk is a touch-screen resource used to browse businesses – and
even book a room. Also, don’t forget to enter your mobile number at
the kiosk so the chamber can text you on-the-go tidbits and special
offers during your stay in this area. Obviously, there are many ways
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living in sedona
Location, location, location.
Natural wonders and smalltown ambience with a high-end bent make local real
estate a hot commodity for buyers from around the world. Potential
residents and investors have an incredible choice of amenities,
homestyles and settings, and choices for prime locations abound.
Sedona boasts a variety of unique in-town homes and
hiking trails and resort-style pools, while others offer maximum
condominiums, remote ranch-style properties and fine residential
privacy. Whether you’re looking to make a life here or simply an
communities with homesites that feature panoramic views and so
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out Grand Canyon National Park, call (928) 638-7888.
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the community
at a glance
welcome to all
Sedona welcomes people from all
walks of life with open arms.
The Sedona Oak Creek Joint Unified
School District includes Sedona Red Rock High School,
West Sedona Elementary School and Big Park Elementary School,
located in Village of Oakcreek. Private elementary and college prep
schools also serve students in this area, as well as Yavapai Community
College, Zaki Gordon Institute for Independent Filmmaking and
Coconino Community College. The state’s universities are Northern
Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona State University in Tempe,
and University of Arizona in Tucson.
medical facilities
Verde Valley Medical Center, part of
Northern Arizona Healthcare, is located in
nearby Cottonwood, 17 miles south of Sedona. VVMC is a full-service,
not-for-profit hospital that includes complete inpatient services, as
well as 24-hour emergency care and an on-site medical helicopter.
VVMC Sedona Campus, located on State Route 89A in Sedona,
is an outpatient facility specializing in primary healthcare, cancer
treatment and operation of a 24-hour Emergi-Center. Numerous skilled
practitioners also operate in private offices and at Sedona Urgent Care,
open seven days a week.
community facilities
Sedona’s community-oriented services
and structures are a sourceof local
pride and include Sedona Public Library, Sedona Center for Arts &
Technology, Sedona Community Center, Sedona Historical Society,
Sedona Main Street Program, Boys & Girls Clubs of Northern Arizona
and the Humane Society of Sedona. The area also features numerous
city recreational havens like scenic Posse Grounds Park and Sunset
Park; six area state parks, including Red Rock and Slide Rock; a dog
park; and a public pool. Sedona also boasts a long list of charitable,
volunteer organizations.
sedona film office
Currently, the Sedona Film Office
makes film production in the area
easier than everby coordinating all on-location production
for major and independent features, television programs, commercials,
still photography, student films and more. The film office offers
services such as a location library, coordination of all permits and
logistics, facilitating communication between local residents/merchants
and film crews, and conducting safety reviews of proposed on-location
productions. Visit sedonafilmoffice.com for more information.
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Area businesses and facilities specialize in everything — from
recreation to relaxation, art to accessories, fine dining to fabulous views,
kid camps to retirement communities and education to enlightenment.
Whoever you are, wherever you’re coming from, and no matter how
long you plan to stay, know that Sedona offers something for everyone.
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public transportation
Verde Lynx buses run from the Municipal Parking
Lot in uptown Sedona to Garrison Park in Cottonwood. Service
operates Monday — Saturday, 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Sunday,
7:45 a.m. — 7:00 p.m. All vehicles are wheelchair accessible in
accordance with ADA rules. In addition, all buses are equipped
with bicycle racks. Fares are $2.00 per ride. verdelynx.az.gov.
places of worship
More than 25 places of worship and
meditation are housed in beautiful buildings and landscapes
specifically oriented to capture inspirational views, are located in Sedona.
taxes
Coconino and Yavapai countiesdiffer in tax
rates, but are considered reasonable on both sides of the line. Taxes on
residential properties total approximately 1 percent of the selling price.
Contact the county assessor or a real estate firm listed in the directory.
special needs
Most newer facilities comply with
requirements imposed by ADA (Americans with Disabilities
Act). The Lynx transit is equipped with modern wheelchair lifts,
ramps and tie-downs. Additional venues such as recreational sites,
restaurants and lodges, theaters and tour companies strive to meet
the requests of visitors with special needs. The Sedona Chamber
of Commerce Visitor Center has an extensive list of facilities with
accessibility information.
pets
Pets and owners will find a pleasing
array of local lodging options. For pet-friendly accommodations,
refer to the Lodging Guide. For pet-oriented activities, visit the
Sedona Dog Park (featuring large- and small-breed enclosures), or
hit one of the many animal-friendly hiking trails. Owners are asked to
observe leash laws on city and national forest property and to pick up
after their pets.
Calendar
calendar of
events 2012
festival. Presented by the Zaki Gordon Institute for
Independent Filmmaking — Sedona’s Film School.
zgi-yc.com (928) 649-4257
february
feb. 4 Sedona Marathon
For the 7th year in a row, more than 2,500 runners
will participate in 5K, 10K, Half or Full Marathon
races which will take the runners through the scenic
Coconino National Forest District, known for its
magical red rock formations. Spectators, supporters and
participants will also be treated to an expo featuring
vendors, artists and live performers that will entertain
and inspire. sedonamarathon.com (928) 204-1123
feb. 18 Sedona Bridal Fair
Local businesses show off their wedding services
and wares, from photography to floral arrangements,
wedding cakes and more. sedonabridalfair.com
feb. 20 – 27 Sedona International
Film Festival
Now in its 18th season, the festival will showcase
films highlighting filmmakers and actors from around
the world. Workshops and a series of kid-friendly
films for families will be presented. Screenings are
open to the public. sedonafilmfestival.com
(928) 282-1177
march
mar. 3 St. Patrick’s Day Parade
The Sedona St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival
— an AZ Centennial Celebration, will be held on
Saturday March 3, 2012. A parade begins at 10:30 am
along Jordan Road in Uptown Sedona. Live music
and entertainment, free children’s activities, food
booths and a beer garden. Free to attend, presented
by Sedona Main Street Program with the Green
Team and NAU Parks and Recreation Management
Program. sedonamainstreet.com (928) 204-2390
april
apr. 14-15 Bike MS:
Ride the Vortex
Join us for Bike MS: Ride the Vortex, Arizona’s
premier cycling event! We have route options for
every level of cyclist, ranging from 30 to 100 miles,
so you will surely find a route fit for you. Come enjoy
delicious meals and strong support, with frequent rest
stops. When you finish, a fantastic festival awaits you
with great food, music, a beer garden, massage tent
and fun games. info@aza.nmss.org (480) 968-2488
apr. 22 – May 1 Verde Valley Birding
& Nature Festival
Fostering awareness of the natural world for the
enrichment of all life in the Verde Valley, the annual
festival is held at Dead Horse Ranch State Park in
Cottonwood and features educational workshops,
recreational activities and area vendors.
birdyverde.org (928) 282-2202
may
may 25-27 ZGI Shorts Film
Festival
Enjoy two full days of independent short films, a
special feature presentation and the Career and
Gear Fair on Friday night at this 12th annual
"3f^S`WS\QSASR]\O june
june 3 Sedona Bluegrass
Festival 2012
Grammy Award winning Bluegrass titans Tim
O’Brien and Bryan Sutton, an exciting new group
The Sleepyman Banjo Boys, and the ever popular
Muskellunge Bluegrass are the featured performers
for the sixth Sedona Bluegrass Festival.
chambermusicsedona.org (928) 204-2415
Dine in Sedona Restaurant Fest
A 16 day culinary tour of Sedona with participating
restaurants offering prix-fixe pricing and menu
selection. dineinsedona.com (928) 204-1123
Sedona Taste
A creek side celebration at Los Abrigados Resort &
Spa of fine food and drink benefiting the Boys &
Girls Clubs of Northern Arizona. (928) 282-0122
july
National Day of the Cowboy
Celebration
Enjoy an American Cowboy Parade that takes
place in Uptown Sedona. See live performances by
world champion gunslingers, trick ropers, bullwhip
crackers, western actors and two stepping with live
Western music. info@sedonamainstreet.com
(928) 204-2390
august
Red Rocks Music Festival
Featuring world-class chamber and flamenco
music, orchestral performances, master
classes and workshops throughout the week.
redrockmusicfestival.com (877) 733-7257
Sedona Hummingbird Festival
The most beautiful spot in America will show
off its heretofore unknown natural resource hummingbirds. Presentations, tours, banding—much
more. hummingbirdsociety.org (800) 529-3699
september
Moonlight Madness Street
Festival
This street festival includes free music and
entertainment, children’s activities, and sidewalk
sales in numerous locations along SR 89A & SR 179
in the Main Street District.
sedonamainstreet.com (928) 204-2390
sept. 8 Fiesta del Tlaquepaque
Fun, food, music and merriment set in the beautiful
courtyards of Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village.
tlaq.com (928) 282-4838
Sedona Airport Family
Fun Da y
Enjoy a great day of fun with the whole family. 9
a.m. to 3 p.m.. Airplanes on display, Classic cars from
around the state on display, Camp Soaring Eagle’s
Kid Zone with crafts, entertainment, and fun for
kids. Food, Airplane Rides and more. At Sedona
Airport. More info at sedonaairport.org/events
Sedona Winefest
Taste wines from Arizona wineries, enjoy gourmet
food, live music, plus art with the Sedona Arts
Center. 11am-6pm Saturday, Sept 24, 11am-5pm
Sunday, Sept 25 at the Sedona Airport,
call 928-301-0398 or visit sedonawinefest.com
sept. 22 Celtic Harvest Festival
Sedona
The Celtic Harvest Festival Sedona emphasizes rich
Celtic heritage. celticharvestfestival.com
(928) 300-8360
sept. 28 – oct. 2 Festival of Native
American Culture
A three day celebration of the culture of the Natives
of Arizona and the southwest. Highlights include a
film festival, music and dance festival, fine arts and
crafts festival and much more. nafestival.org
october
Sedona Book Festival
A celebration of local authors sponsored by Well Red
Coyote and Verde Valley Caregivers Coalition. Events
will include author presentations, readings, book
signings, receptions, and entertainment. For more
information call (928) 282-2284 or (928) 300-5839
Sedona Jazz on the Rocks
Back by popular demand, this favorite local festival
features great jazz complemented by Sedona’s famed
red rocks. sedonajazz.com (928) 282-1985
Sedona Arts Festival
Rated “one of the nation’s top art festivals,” this
cultural celebration features fine arts and crafts, and
cuisine from Sedona restaurants at Sedona Red Rock
H.S. sedonaartsfestival.org (928) 204-9456
Sedona Plein Air Festival
The Sedona Arts Center hosts this annual event
celebrating painting in open air and featuring
many of the country’s finest plein air artists.
sedonaartscenter.com (928) 282-3809
november
nov. - dec. Red Rock Fantasy
Twenty five displays and nearly 1 million lights are
featured at this 22nd annual holiday spectacular at
Los Abrigados Resort & Spa. redrockfantasy.com
(877) 444-8044
december
dec. 7 Holiday Tree Lighting
Watch the annual tree-lighting ceremony, listen
to holiday music and visit with Santa in uptown
Sedona. Sponsored by the City of Sedona, Sedona
Main Street Program and the Sedona Chamber of
Commerce, sedonamainstreet.com (928) 282-7722 or
(928) 204-2390
dec. 8 Festival of Lights
Thousands of glowing luminaries light up
Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village during this
35th annual celebration. Entertainment includes
musicians and dancers. tlaq.com (928) 282-4838
Dates and times are subject to change. Call or
visit websites for up-to-date information.
Need more to do? Go to VisitSedona.com for a
complete list of Sedona events.
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Business
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business directory
The Business Directory represents members of the Sedona Chamber of Commerce Tourism Bureau
as of January 6, 2012. For a current list of members, go to VisitSedona.com
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Arts & Culture ...................................................... 43
Associations & Organizations ................................ 44
Attractions & Entertainment ................................. 44
Business & Financial Services ................................ 44
Churches & Places of Worship .............................. 44
Community & Professional Services ....................... 44
Conference & Travel Services ................................ 44
Construction Services ........................................... 44
Media Services ..................................................... 44
Medical Services ................................................... 45
ACCOMMODATIONS
Bed & Breakfasts
A Sunset Chateau of Sedona LLC
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asunsetchateau.com
Adobe Grand Villas
s
adobegrandvillas.com
Adobe Hacienda
Bed & Breakfast Inn
s
adobe-hacienda.com
Adobe Village Graham Inn —
4 Diamond
s
adobevillagegrahaminn.com
Alma de Sedona Inn
s
almadesedona.com
Apple Orchard Inn
s
appleorchardbb.com
Baby Quail Inn
s
babyquailinn.com
Boots & Saddles Romantic
Bed & Breakfast
s
oldwestbb.com
Briar Patch Inn on Oak Creek
s
briarpatchinn.com
Camp Verde Cottage
s
campverdecottage.com
Canyon Villa Bed & Breakfast
Inn of Sedona
s
canyonvilla.com
The Canyon Wren Cabins
s
canyonwrencabins.com
Casa Sedona Inn
s
casasedona.com
Creekside Inn at Sedona
s
creeksideinn.net
" 3f^S`WS\QSASR]\O Desert Rose Bed and Breakfast
928-646-0236
desertrosebandb.com
El Portal Sedona Hotel
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elportalsedona.com
Garland’s Oak Creek Lodge
928-282-3343
garlandslodge.com
Grace’s Secret Garden
Bed & Breakfast
s
gracessecretgarden.com
Inn on Oak Creek
s
innonoakcreek.com
Kokopelli Suites
s
kokopellisuites.com
Lantern Light Inn
s
lanternlightinn.com
Lodge at Sedona
A Luxury B&B Inn
s
lodgeatsedona.com
Moestly Wood Bed & Breakfast
s
moestlywood.com
The Penrose Bed & Breakfast
s
thepenrose.com
Premier Bed & Breakfasts
of Sedona
928-284-1425
bbsedona.net
RavensCosmicPortal
& Dreamweaver Events
928-554-4420
ravenscosmicportal.com
Sedona Bear Lodge
s
sedonabearlodge.com
Sedona Cathedral Hideaway
s
sedonacathedralhideaway.com
Meeting & Event Services ..................................... 45
Metaphysical & Spiritual Services .......................... 45
Outdoor Recreation .............................................. 46
Personal Enrichment ............................................. 47
Photography & Photographers .............................. 47
Real Estate & Relocation ....................................... 47
Restaurants, Food & Beverage .............................. 48
Retail Shopping .................................................... 49
Tours & Sightseeing .............................................. 50
Transportation ...................................................... 50
Wedding Services ................................................. 51
The Sedona Dream Maker
Bed & Breakfast
s
sedonadreammaker.com
Sedona Views Bed & Breakfast
s
sedonaviewsbb.com
Southwest Inn at Sedona
s
swinn.com
Vista Ridge Sedona
928-300-8582
vistaridgesedona.com
Cabins
Briar Patch Inn on Oak Creek
s
briarpatchinn.com
Camp Verde Cottage
s
campverdecottage.com
The Canyon Wren Cabins
s
canyonwrencabins.com
Forest Houses Resort
928-282-2999
foresthousesresort.com
928-282-3343
garlandslodge.com
Lo Lo Mai Springs Outdoor Resort
928-634-4700
lolomai.com
Oak Creek Terrace Resort
s
oakcreekterrace.com
Red Agave Resort
s
redagaveresort.com
The Sedona Dream Maker
Bed & Breakfast
s
sedonadreammaker.com
Sycamore Springs Guest House
928-300-6813
ssguesthouse.com
Hotels / Motels / Resorts
Adobe Grand Villas
s
adobegrandvillas.com
Amara Hotel, Restaurant & Spa
s
amararesort.com
Baby Quail Inn
s
babyquailinn.com
Bell Rock Inn
s
diamondresorts.com/bell-rock-inn
Best Western PLUS
Arroyo Roble Hotel &
Creekside Villas
s
bestwesternsedona.com
Best Western PLUS Inn of Sedona
s
innofsedona.com
Canyon Villa Bed & Breakfast Inn
of Sedona
s
canyonvilla.com
Casa Sedona Inn
s
casasedona.com
Cathedral Rock Lodge and
Retreat Center
928-300-5701
cathedralrocklodge.com
Cedars Resort On Oak Creek
s
sedonacedarsresort.com
Cliff Castle Casino Hotel
s
cliffcastlecasino.net
Cove Parkway Rentals
928-634-3026
coveparkwayrentals.com
Days Inn Kokopelli
s
kokopelliinn.com
Days Inn Sedona
s
daysinnsedona.com
Desert Quail Inn
s
desertquailinn.com
s
elportalsedona.com
Enchantment Resort
s
enchantmentresort.com
Forest Houses Resort
928-282-2999
foresthousesresort.com
928-282-3343
garlandslodge.com
Hampton Inn Sedona
s
sedona.hamptoninn.com
s
hiltonsedonaresort.com
Junipine Resort
s
junipine.com
Kings Ransom Inn
s
kingsransominn.com
Kokopelli Suites
s
kokopellisuites.com
La Quinta Inn Sedona
LQIS.com
La Vista Motel
s
lavistamotel.com
L’Auberge de Sedona
s
lauberge.com
Los Abrigados Resort & Spa
s
diamondresorts.com
Matterhorn Inn
s
matterhorninn.com
Mii amo Destination Spa
at Enchantment
s
miiamo.com
Oak Creek Terrace Resort
s
oakcreekterrace.com
Orchards Inn
s
orchardsinn.com
Poco Diablo Resort
s
pocodiablo.com
Premier Bed & Breakfasts
of Sedona
bbsedona.net
Red Agave Resort
s
redagaveresort.com
Rodeway Inn & Suites Iris Garden
s
choicehotels.com
Rose Tree Inn
s
rosetreeinn.com
s
sedonacathedralhideaway.com
Sedona Pines Resort
s
sedonapines.com
Sedona Real Inn & Suites
s
sedonareal.com
Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa
s
sedonarouge.com
Sedona Springs Resort
s
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Sedona Summit
s
diamondresorts.com
Sedona Super 8
s
sedonasuper8.com
Sky Ranch Lodge
s
skyranchlodge.com
s
swinn.com
Star Motel
The Views Inn Sedona
viewsinn.com
Village Lodge
s
sedonalodge.com
Villas at Poco Diablo
s
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Vista Ridge Sedona
928-300-8582
vistaridgesedona.com
White House Inn Sedona
sedonawhitehouseinn.com
Wildflower Inn
s
sedonawildflowerinn.com
Manufactured Home
Communities
Oak Creek Mobilodge
oakcreekmobilodge.com
Sedona Shadows
s
equitylifestyle.com
Reservations / Information
Alliance Reservations Network
s
reservetravel.com
Krazy Kyote Activities & Tours
s
krazykyote.net
RV / Camping / Hostels
Lo Lo Mai Springs Outdoor Resort
lolomai.com
Oak Creek Mobilodge
oakcreekmobilodge.com
Rancho Sedona RV Park
s
ranchosedona.com
Short Term Rentals / Retreats
A Foothills Property
Management Co
s
foothillsrentals.com
Baby Quail Inn
s
babyquailinn.com
coveparkwayrentals.com
Desert Mountain Brokers
928-204-5995
desertmountainbrokers.com
Desert Rose Bed and Breakfast
desertrosebandb.com
Messick Enterprises
Accommodations
Red Rock Realty
Vacation Home Rentals
s
redrockrealty.net
Rose Tree Inn
s
rosetreeinn.com
Sedona Elite Properties Management
s
sedonaeliteproperties.com
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Vacation Homes at Canyon Mesa
golfpropertiesinsedona.com
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sedonawhitehouseinn.com
ARTS & CULTURE
Art / Cultural Centers
Arcosanti / Cosanti Foundation
arcosanti.org
Sedona Arts Center
s
sedonaartscenter.com
Sedona Performing Arts Center
Art Galleries
ALT Gallery
altgallerysedona.com
Arcosanti / Cosanti Foundation
arcosanti.org
El Prado Galleries
elpradogalleries.com
Exposures Int’l Gallery of Fine Art
s
exposuresfineart.com
Gallery of Modern Masters
s
galleryofmodernmasters.com
Goldenstein Gallery
goldensteinart.com
Hillside Sedona
928-282-4500
hillsidesedona.net
James Ratliff Gallery
jamesratliffgallery.com
Kuivato Glass Gallery
s
kuivato.com
Lanning Gallery
lanninggallery.com
Mountain Trails Galleries
s
mountaintrails.com
Renee Taylor Gallery
reneetaylorgallery.com
Rowe Fine Art Gallery
rowegallery.com
Sedona Arts Center
s
928-282-4838
tlaq.com
Artists
Ian Whitehead Photography
ian-whitehead.com
Education
Sedona Arts Center
s
University of Sedona
and University of Metaphysics
s
universityofsedona.com
Festivals / Events
Celtic Harvest Festival
celticharvestfestival.com
Chamber Music Sedona
chambermusicsedona.org
Department of Parks
and Recreation
sedonaaz.gov/parks
National MS Society
Arizona Chapter
s
arizonams.org
Plein Air Festival
s
redrocksmusicfestival.com
Sedona Arts Festival
sedonaartsfestival.org
Sedona Events Alliance
sedonaeventsalliance.org
s
hummingbirdsociety.org
Sedona International Film Festival
& Workshop
sedonafilmfestival.com
Sedona Jazz on the Rocks Inc
sedonajazz.com
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Performing Arts / Performers /
Teachers
Canyon Moon Theatre Company
928-282-6212
canyonmoontheatre.org
Chamber Music Sedona
928-204-2415
chambermusicsedona.org
877-733-7257
redrocksmusicfestival.com
Sedona Jazz on the Rocks Inc
928-282-1985
sedonajazz.com
Sedona Performers Guild —
Studio Live
928-282-0549
studiolivesedona.com
ASSOCIATIONS &
ORGANIZATIONS
Arts Groups
Sedona Events Alliance
928-203-0668
sedonaeventsalliance.org
Sedona Gallery Association
928-282-6865
sedonagalleryassociation.com
Charitable Organizations
National MS Society
Arizona Chapter
s
arizonams.org
City / County / State / Tribal
City of Sedona
928-204-7127
sedonaaz.gov
ATTRACTIONS &
ENTERTAINMENT
Arcade, Bowling, Family &
Other Entertainment
Blazin’ M Ranch
Western Dinner Theater
s
blazinm.com
Celtic Harvest Festival
928-300-8360
celticharvestfestival.com
Out of Africa Wildlife Park
928-567-2840
outofafricapark.com
s
hummingbirdsociety.org
Casinos / Gaming
Cliff Castle Casino Hotel
s
cliffcastlecasino.net
Entertainers
Entertainment by Tom & Shondra
928-282-3530
tomandshondra.com
Sedona Performers Guild
Studio Live
928-282-0549
""3f^S`WS\QSASR]\O BUSINESS &
FINANCIAL
SERVICES
Museums
Sedona Heritage Museum
928-282-7038
sedonamuseum.org
Consulting / Marketing /
Planning / Training
Night Clubs
Studio Live
928-282-0549
SusanMilligan.com —
Certified Health Coach
740-732-6514
susanmilligan.com
Parks / Gardens
Distributors
The Arboretum at Flagstaff
928-774-1442
thearb.org
928-635-2289
bearizona.com
Department of Parks
and Recreation
928-282-7098
sedonaaz.gov/parks
928-567-2840
outofafricapark.com
Slide Rock State Park
928-282-3034
azstateparks.com
Oak Creek Brewing Company
928-204-1300
oakcreekbrew.com
CHURCHES
& PLACES OF
WORSHIP
Churches
Chapel of the Holy Cross
928-282-4069
chapeloftheholycross.com
Places of Worship
Railroads
s
thetrain.com
Verde Canyon Railroad
s
verdecanyonrr.com
Theaters / Dinner Theaters
Blazin’ M Ranch
s
blazinm.com
Canyon Moon Theatre Company
928-282-6212
canyonmoontheatre.org
National Geographic Visitor Center
928-638-2468
explorethecanyon.com
Studio Live
928-282-0549
Sedona Performing Arts Center
928-204-6800
Wineries / Wine Tasting
Arizona Stronghold Tasting Room
928-639-2789
azstronghold.com
Javelina Leap Vineyard & Winery
928-274-0394
javelinaleapwinery.com
Oak Creek Vineyards & Winery
928-649-0290
oakcreekvineyards.net
Page Springs Vineyard & Cellars
928-639-3004
pagespringscellars.com
Zoos / Farms
928-635-2289
bearizona.com
928-567-2840
outofafricapark.com
Ashram of Enlightenment
928-649-3335
enlightenmentashram.com
Chapel of the Holy Cross
928-282-4069
chapeloftheholycross.com
John of God Casa
401-419-6087
johnofgodcasa.com
Kunzang Palyul Choling
of Sedona (KPC)
877-788-7229
amitabhastupa.org
Temple of Bhakti Yoga
928-274-8225
drshubhranandaswami.com
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COMMUNITY &
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
Engineering / Surveyors /
Research
Shephard - Wesnitzer Inc
s
swiaz.com
Interior Decorating / Design
Azadi Fine Rugs
928-203-0400
azadifinerugs.com
Mailing / Postal Services
Hansen LightWorks Inc
s
hansenlightworks.com
Printers / Duplicating Services
Capitol Litho Printing Corporation
928-284-0819
capitollitho.com
Schools/Tutoring
Zaki Gordon Institute
928-649-4284
zgi-yc.com
Storage
M & M Property
Management Group
928-282-9748
sedonaofficerentals.com
Training
The Vortex Playground —
The Abundance Coach
866-836-3609
vortexplayground.com
CONFERENCE &
TRAVEL SERVICES
Chambers of Commerce /
Convention Bureaus
s
VisitSedona.com
Destination Management
Atlas America International, Inc.
928-203-4383
atlas-america.com
Sedona Luxury Weddings
& Events LLC
928-282-4811
sedonaluxuryweddings.com
Travel Agencies / Concierge
Services
Sedona Concierge
by Cobalt Escapes
s
cesedona.com
Sedona Concierge Services
928-282-5090
sedonaconciergeservices.com
Travel Websites
s
reservetravel.com
Arizona Key Magazine
s
arizonakey.com
Arizona Pride Guide
s
gayarizona.com
Sedona.Net
602-748-4524
sedona.net
CONSTRUCTION
SERVICES
Contractors / Home Builders
Eagle Cliff Development
928-284-3161
eaglecliffdevelopment.com
MEDIA SERVICES
Graphic / Web Design
Capitol Litho Printing Corporation
928-284-0819
capitollitho.com
Public Relations / Marketing
Info Sedona Discount Coupons
928-282-2443
infosedona.com
Publications / On-line
Magazines & Information
Arizona Key Magazine
s
arizonakey.com
Arizona Pride Guide
s
gayarizona.com
Art Scene
redrocknews.com
Best of Sedona Productions
928-282-3489
sedonabest.com
Red Rock Country Visitors Guide
redrocknews.com
Sedona Magazine
928-282-9022
sedonamagazine.com
Sedona Red Rock News
redrocknews.com
Sedona Visitors Guide
928-282-9022
sedonavisitorsguide.com
Sedona.Net
sedona.net
Sedona3DMaps.com
480-277-9689
sedona3Dmaps.com
Publishing Companies
Best Life Media
bestlifemedia.com
Phone Directories Company Inc
s
pdcpages.com
Radio / TV / Cable
Red Rock TV - Channel 16
sedona.tv
Sedona NOW Network
sedonanow.com
MEDICAL SERVICES
Alternative / Chiropractic /
Wellness
Ambaya Gold
ambayagold.com
Counseling / Weight Los
SusanMilligan.com —
susanmilligan.com
Facilities / Laboratories /
Physical Therapy
Therapy On The Rocks
928-282-3002
therapyontherocks.com
MEETING & EVENT
SERVICES
Catering / Cakes
Cowboy Club
928-282-4200
cowboyclub.com
Cucina Rustica
cucinarustica.com
Dahl & DiLuca Ristorante Italiano
dahlanddiluca.com
Troia’s Pizza Pasta Amore’
troias.com
Event Planning / Equipment
Rentals
Ceremony of Love
ceremonyoflove.net
Verde Valley Rentals /
Verve Events & Tents
s
verdevalleyrentals.com
Florists
Sedona Fine Art of Flowers
sedonafineartofflowers.com
Music / Disc Jockeys
tomandshondra.com
Photographers / Videographers
Photography by Janise Witt
sedona-photographer.com
Teambuilding / Facilitators
Red Agave Resort
s
redagaveresort.com
Transportation
Sedona Hotel Shuttle
928-203-9300
sedonahotelshuttle.com
White Tie Transportation,
Limousine & Tours
s
whitetietransportation.com
Venues / Facilities
s
asunsetchateau.com
s
amararesort.com
Bell Rock Inn
s
Best Western PLUS
Arroyo Roble Hotel
& Creekside Villas
s
Blazin’ M Ranch
s
blazinm.com
Casa Sedona Inn
s
casasedona.com
Cathedral Rock Lodge
and Retreat Center
s
creeksideinn.net
Enchantment Resort
s
Hampton Inn Sedona
s
The Heartline Cafe
heartlinecafe.com
s
LQIS.com
s
lauberge.com
Lodge at Sedona
A Luxury B&B Inn
s
lodgeatsedona.com
s
diamondresorts.com
s
oakcreekcountryclub.com
928-639-3004
Poco Diablo Resort
s
pocodiablo.com
Red Agave Resort
s
redagaveresort.com
Sedona Golf Resort
s
sedonagolfresort.com
928-282-7038
sedonamuseum.org
s
sedonareal.com
s
sedonarouge.com
Sedona Super 8
s
sedonasuper8.com
Sound Bites Grill
soundbitesgrill.com
928-282-4838
tlaq.com
METAPHYSICAL &
SPIRITUAL SERVICES
Astrology / Human Design
Sedonana Tours by Japanese Guide
nanadream.net
Aura Readings
HeartWalk Center
sedonaheartwalk.com
Mystical Bazaar
mysticalbazaar.com
Clairvoyants / Card Readings
Accurate Psychic Readings by Nirup
928-300-8338
psychicnirup.com
Center for the New Age Inc
sedonanewagecenter.com
Higher Self Discovery
with Craig Junjulas
higherselfdiscovery.com
Madame Bonnie’s Psychic Center
of Sedona
928-282-3207
sedonapsychiccenter.com
Portals of Transcendence
portalsoftranscendence.com
Rhonda L Gerard, LMT “Ko’ Ko”
sedonamassagebykoko.com
Sedona Story
Classes / Instruction
The Abundance Coach
866-836-3609
HeartWalk Center
sedonaheartwalk.com
with Craig Junjulas
University of Sedona and University
of Metaphysics
s
A Sedona Psychic Medium
sedonahope.com
Michael L. Brown, MSSW —
Past Life Regression
dejaviewpastlives.com
Only in Sedona/
Sedona Psychic Wisdom
sedonapsychicwisdom.com
Sanctuary at Sedona
s
thesanctuaryatsedona.com
Temple of Bhakti Yoga
drshubhranandaswami.com
Energy Healing / Reiki
Crystal in Sedona —
Private Organic Spa
928-399-0887
crystalinsedona.com
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Healing From The Heart
928-821-0989
healingone.net
HeartWalk Center
928-204-5589
sedonaheartwalk.com
HIDAMARI in Sedona
602-743-9198
erilovesedona.com
Kathleen’s
Sedona Healing Sanctuary
928-284-4172
kathleenarmstrong.com
Only in Sedona/
928-203-1194
Peace Place
s
reikiclasses.com
Retreat and Heal
928-282-5237
retreatandheal.com
Shamangelic Healing with Anahata
928-274-6282
shamangelichealing.com
Spirit Light Healing
928-301-6298
spiritlighthealing.com
Holistic Centers / Information
Angels of Enlightenment
928-282-8887
angelsofenlightenment.com
Crystal Magic
928-282-1622
crystalmagicsedona.com
Sedona Crystal Vortex
928-282-3388
sedonacrystalvortex.com
Sedona Metaphysical
Spiritual Association
928-300-7796
sedonaspiritual.com
Massage / Body Work
A Spa for You, Sedona Day Spa
& Massage Services
928-282-3895
aspaforyou.com
Adagio Massage Therapy
928-301-2503
adagiomassagetherapy.com
HeartWalk Center
928-204-5589
sedonaheartwalk.com
Namaste Spa
928-554-4946
namastespasedona.com
NAMTI Massage & Bodywork Clinic
928-282-7737
namti.com
928-204-9975
928-282-3388
Stillpoint...Living in Balance
928-301-0830
stillpointbalance.com
"$3f^S`WS\QSASR]\O Meditation / Spiritual
Awakening
928-300-8338
psychicnirup.com
928-821-0989
healingone.net
John of God Casa
401-419-6087
johnofgodcasa.com
Sedona Spirit Center
928-282-1266
sedonaspiritcenter.com
Spirit Light Healing
928-301-6298
spiritlighthealing.com
s
Psychics / Intuitives
928-282-9181
sedonahope.com
928-300-8338
psychicnirup.com
Center for the New Age Inc
928-282-2085
sedonanewagecenter.com
928-821-0989
healingone.net
Heavenly Weddings
928-204-0077
with Craig Junjulas
928-282-8981
Madame Bonnie’s Psychic Center
of Sedona
928-282-3207
sedonapsychiccenter.com
Mana Lea in Sedona
928-821-1845
blueheaven.ocnk.net
Mystical Bazaar
928-204-5615
mysticalbazaar.com
Only in Sedona/
928-203-1194
928-274-2265
RavensCosmicPortal
928-554-4420
928-282-3388
Sedona Healing & Hypnotherapy
928-282-9777
sedonahealingandhypnotherapy.com
Sedona Metaphysical
Spiritual Association
928-300-7796
sedonaspiritual.com
Sedona Story
928-282-3875
Retail
Angels of Enlightenment
928-282-8887
angelsofenlightenment.com
Golden Word Books & Music
s
goldenwordbooksandmusic.com
Mystical Bazaar
928-204-5615
mysticalbazaar.com
Peace Place
s
reikiclasses.com
928-282-3388
Retreats
Angel Valley Sedona
s
angelvalley.org
Crossing Worlds
NativeNature Journeys
s
crossingworlds.com
Free Soul Mind/Body Education
928-282-9425
freesoul.net
Grace Grove Retreat Center
928-649-0456
gracegrove.com
Retreat and Heal
928-282-5237
retreatandheal.com
Sedona Concierge Services
928-282-5090
sedonaconciergeservices.com
Sedona Soul Adventures Inc
s
sedonasouladventures.com
Sedona Spirit Yoga & Hiking
s
yogalife.net
Vortexes / Tours
A Day In The West
s
adayinthewest.com
Crossing Worlds
s
crossingworlds.com
Free Soul Mind/Body Education
928-282-9425
freesoul.net
HIDAMARI in Sedona
602-743-9198
erilovesedona.com
Mystic Tours with Rahelio
928-282-6735
rahelio.com
Mystical Bazaar
928-204-5615
mysticalbazaar.com
928-274-2265
RavensCosmicPortal
928-554-4420
Retreat and Heal
928-282-5237
retreatandheal.com
Sedona Adventure Tours
s
sedonaadventuretours.com
Sedona Spirit Journeys
928-282-8966
sedonaspiritjourneys.com
Sedona Spirit Yoga & Hiking
s
yogalife.net
OUTDOOR
RECREATION
Biking / ATVs / Motorcycles /
Segways
Absolute Bikes
s
absolutebikes.net
Arizona ATV Adventures
800-242-6335
azatvfun.com
ATV Rentals of Arizona
928-204-2ATV
atvsofarizona.com
EagleRider Motorcycle
Rental Sedona
s
redrockrider.com
Sedona Off-Road Center
928-282-5599
sedonaoffroadcenter.com
Segway Tours
Adventures Out West
s
azsegway.com
Climbing
Centerfocus Adventures
928-301-3211
thecenterfocus.com
Fishing / Skiing
Rainbow Trout Farm
928-282-5799
Slide Rock State Park
928-282-3034
azstateparks.com
Forest Information
The Arboretum at Flagstaff
928-774-1442
thearb.org
s
VisitSedona.com
Golf / Tennis
Canyon Mesa Country Club
928-284-0036
canyonmesacountryclub.com
s
Sedona Golf Resort
s
Hiking / Running / Rafting
Canyon Spirit
Botanical Ventures LLC
928-284-9626
canyonspiritventures.com
Centerfocus Adventures
928-301-3211
thecenterfocus.com
Hike House
928-282-5820
thehikehouse.com
Pygmy Guides LLC
s
pygmyguides.com
s
Sedona Marathon
s
sedonamarathon.com
Sedona Red Rock Adventures
s
sedonaredrockadventures.com
Horseback Riding
A Day In The West
s
adayinthewest.com
M Diamond Ranch, LLC
mdiamondranch.com
PERSONAL
ENRICHMENT
Beauty & Health Products
& Services
& Massage Services
aspaforyou.com
Best Life Media
bestlifemedia.com
Coaching / Counseling
psychicnirup.com
The Abundance Coach
Sanctuary at Sedona
s
thesanctuaryatsedona.com
SusanMilligan.com
susanmilligan.com
Education & Training Centers
Sedona Spirit Center
sedonaspiritcenter.com
s
Healing Treatments /
Therapies
BR Clinic
magohealing.com
928-821-0989
healingOne.net
Kathleen’s Sedona Healing
Sanctuary
kathleenarmstrong.com
Mana Lea in Sedona
blueheaven.ocnk.net
Michael L. Brown, MSSW —
Past Life Regression
dejaviewpastlives.com
Retreat and Heal
retreatandheal.com
Sedona Healing & Hypnotherapy
928-282-9777
sedonahealingandhypnotherapy.com
Shamangelic Healing with Anahata
shamangelichealing.com
Healing Treatments /
Therapies
928-282-9181
sedonahope.com
Massage / Bodywork / Stress
Management
& Massage Services
aspaforyou.com
Adagio Massage Therapy
adagiomassagesedona.com
Afterglow of Sedona
Massage Therapies
& Spiritual Counseling
s
glow-now.com
Body Bliss Factory Direct
928-282-1599
bodyblissfactorydirect.com
Private Organic Spa
crystalinsedona.com
NAMTI Massage & Bodywork Clinic
namti.com
Sedona’s New Day Spa
928-282-7502
sedonanewdayspa.com
Spa at Sedona Rouge
s
sedonarouge.com/spa
Therapy On The Rocks
therapyontherocks.com
Retreats
Angel Valley Sedona
s
angelvalley.org
Ashram of Enlightenment
enlightenmentashram.com
Baby Quail Inn
s
babyquailinn.com
gracegrove.com
928-821-0989
healingOne.net
Only in Sedona/
Retreat and Heal
retreatandheal.com
Sedona Soul Adventures Inc
s
sedonasouladventures.com
Spas / Salons
& Massage Services
aspaforyou.com
Private Organic Spa
crystalinsedona.com
s
Hilton Sedona Spa
hiltonsedonaspa.com
Mii amo Destination Spa
at Enchantment
s
miiamo.com
Namaste Spa
namastespasedona.com
Retreat and Heal
retreatandheal.com
Sedona Spa
at Los Abrigados Resort
s
losabrigados.com
Sedona’s New Day Spa
928-282-7502
sedonanewdayspa.com
Spa at Sedona Rouge
s
sedonarouge.com/spa
Yoga / Tai Chi / Qi Gong
BR Clinic
magohealing.com
PHOTOGRAPHY &
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Commercial
Ian Whitehead Photography
928-821-1078
ian-whitehead.com
Portrait
REAL ESTATE &
RELOCATION
Developers / Planners
Property Management
A Foothills
Property Management Co
s
foothillsrentals.com
desertmountainbrokers.com
Diamond Resorts International
s
krazykyote.net
M & M Property
Management Group
sedonaofficerentals.com
Red Rock Realty
Vacation Home Rentals
s
redrockrealty.net
Sedona Elite Properties Management
s
sedonaeliteproperties.com
Realtors - Commercial
Buyer’s Broker
Russ Lyon Sotheby’s Int’l
s
sedonarealestate.com
Coldwell Banker First Affiliate
s
cbsedona.com
Realty Executives Northern Arizona
realtyexecutivesaz.com
Sedona Luxury Real Estate
Professionals
slrep.com
Sedona Realty
Claudine Pinto, Broker
s
sedonarealty.com
Sheri Sperry, RE/MAX Sedona
s
esedona.biz
Realtors - Residential
A. Lee Congdon, RE/MAX Sedona
leecongdon.com
Bruce Tobias, RE/MAX Sedona
brucetobias.com
Buyer’s Broker, Russ Lyon
Sotheby’s Int’l
s
sedonarealestate.com
Coldwell Banker First Affiliate
s
cbsedona.com
Karen D Dunlap, Coldwell Banker
First Affiliate
karendunlap.com
Realty Executives Northern Arizona
realtyexecutivesaz.com
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s
sedonahomesandland.com
Sedona Buyers Agency
Exclusive Buyer Representation
928-301-4692
sedonabuyersagency.com
Sedona Luxury Real Estate
Professionals
slrep.com
Sedona Realty
Claudine Pinto, Broker
s
sedonarealty.com
Sheri Sperry, RE/MAX Sedona
s
esedona.biz
Residential & Commercial
Rentals / Investments
928-284-3161
Rick Wesselhoff, Coldwell Banker
s
sedonahomesandland.com
Retirement Living
A. Lee Congdon, RE/MAX Sedona
leecongdon.com
Sedona Winds Independent
& Assisted Living
928-284-1021
sedonawinds.com
Time Shares / Fractional
Ownership
Diamond Resorts International
s
krazykyote.net
Messick Enterprises
Accommodations
Sedona Pines Resort
s
sedonapines.com
RESTAURANTS
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Catering
Barking Frog Grille
& Reserve Room
928-204-2000
barkingfroggrille.com
Cucina Rustica
928-284-3010
cucinarustica.com
dahlanddiluca.com
Javelina Cantina
928-282-1313
javelinacantina.com
Mago Cafe / Korean Restaurant
magocafe.com
Manzanita Restaurant
themanzanitarestaurant.com
Mesa Grill at Sedona Airport
928-282-2400
mesagrillsedona.com
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Family Mexican Restaurant
myplazabonita.com
Secret Garden Cafe at Tlaquepaque
sedonasecretgardencafe.com
Shugrue’s Hillside Grill
shugrues.com
Thai Palace Uptown
928-282-8424
thaipalacesedona.com
Wildflower Bread Company
928-204-2223
wildflowerbread.com
Cocktail Lounges / Taverns
Golden Goose Cafe & Bistro
goldengoosecafe.com
The Hideaway Restaurant & Lounge
928-282-4204
thesedonahideaway.com
Ken’s Creekside Restaurant
kenscreekside.com
Maria’s Restaurant & Cantina
marias-restaurant.com
Marketplace Cafe the Restaurant
mpcsedona.com
Oak Creek Brewery & Grill
928-282-3300
oakcreekpub.com
Oak Creek Brewing Company
928-204-1300
oakcreekbrew.com
Oaxaca Restaurant
& Rooftop Cantina
oaxacarestaurant.com
Olde Sedona Bar & Grill
oldesedona.com
Picazzo’s Organic Italian Kitchen
928-282-4140
picazzos.com
Stakes & Sticks Sports Bar & Grill
diamondresorts.com/losabrigados-resort-and-spa-dining
Szechuan Restaurant & Martini Bar
928-282-9288
szechuansedona.net
Taos Cantina
taoscantina.com
Coffee Shops
Cafe Jose
928-282-0299
sedonacafejose.com
Heart of Sedona Coffee
Pink Java Cafe
928-282-0249
pinkjeeptours.com/pink-java-cafe
Delis / Bakeries
Black Cow Cafe
928-203-9868
New Frontiers Natural Marketplace
928-282-6311
newfrontiersmarket.com
Delivery Services
Domino’s Pizza
928-203-0303
pizzasedona.com
Pago’s Pizzeria & Italian Cuisine
928-284-1939
pagospizza.com
Health Food / Produce
ChocolaTree Organic Oasis
chocolatreecafe.com
New Frontiers Natural Marketplace
928-282-6311
Zainey’s Yogurt
zaineysyogurt.com
Restaurants / Dining
Barking Frog Grille
& Reserve Room
928-204-2000
Blazin’ M Ranch
s
blazinm.com
Blue Moon Cafe
928-284-1831
bluemooncafe.us
Cafe Jose
928-282-0299
sedonacafejose.com
Canyon Breeze Restaurant & Bar
928-282-2112
canyon-breeze.com
ChocolaTree Organic Oasis
chocolatreecafe.com
Cowboy Club
928-282-4200
cowboyclub.com
Cucina Rustica
928-284-3010
cucinarustica.com
dahlanddiluca.com
Domino’s Pizza
928-203-0303
pizzasedona.com
El Rincon Restaurant Mexicano
928-282-4648
elrinconrestaurant.com
Enchantment Resort
s
Famous Pizza & Beer
azfamouspizza.com
Golden Goose Cafe & Bistro
goldengoosecafe.com
Harry’s Hideaway Restaurant
928-639-2222
harryshideaway.com
The Heartline Cafe
heartlinecafe.com
The Hideaway Restaurant & Lounge
928-282-4204
Hundred Rox Restaurant
s
amararesort.com
Javelina Cantina
928-282-1313
javelinacantina.com
Ken’s Creekside Restaurant
kenscreekside.com
L’Auberge Restaurant on Oak Creek
s
lauberge.com
Mago Cafe / Korean Restaurant
magocafe.com
Manzanita Restaurant
Maria’s Restaurant & Cantina
Marketplace Cafe the Restaurant
mpcsedona.com
Mesa Grill at Sedona Airport
928-282-2400
mesagrillsedona.com
Oak Creek Brewery & Grill
928-282-3300
oakcreekpub.com
Oaxaca Restaurant
& Rooftop Cantina
Olde Sedona Bar & Grill
oldesedona.com
Open Range Grille & Tavern
928-282-0002
openrangesedona.com
Pago’s Pizzeria & Italian Cuisine
928-284-1939
pagospizza.com
Picazzo’s Organic Italian Kitchen
928-282-4140
picazzos.com
Plaza Bonita
Family Mexican Restaurant
myplazabonita.com
Reds
s
sedonarouge.com
Rene’ at Tlaquepaque
rene-sedona.com
Secret Garden Cafe at Tlaquepaque
Shugrue’s Hillside Grill
shugrues.com
Simon’s Hot Dogs
928-496-0266
simon-hot-dogs.com
Sound Bites Grill
soundbitesgrill.com
Stakes & Sticks Sports Bar & Grill
diamondresorts.com/losabrigados-resort-and-spa-dining
Szechuan Restaurant & Martini Bar
928-282-9288
szechuansedona.net
T Carl’s at Poco Diablo Resort
s
pocodiablo.com
Takashi Japanese Restaurant
928-282-2334
takashisedona.com
Taos Cantina
taoscantina.com
Thai Palace Uptown
928-282-8424
928-282-0123
troias.com
Wildflower Bread Company
928-204-2223
wildflowerbread.com
Specialty / Candy / Ice Cream
Black Cow Cafe
928-203-9868
Candy Corral
s
candycorral.info
Harry’s Hideaway Restaurant
928-639-2222
harryshideaway.com
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
928-282-3383
rmcf.com
Simon’s Hot Dogs
928-496-0266
simon-hot-dogs.com
Zainey’s Yogurt
928-554-5319
zaineysyogurt.com
Wineries & Wine Tasting
azstronghold.com
928-649-0290
928-639-3004
RETAIL SHOPPING
Accessories / Leather Goods
Altai Leather
s
altaileather.com
Richard David Building
s
richarddavidformen.com
Antiques
ALT Gallery
altgallerysedona.com
Apparel & T-Shirts
Canyon Outfitters
928-282-5294
sedona.net/shop/canyon
Cheers
s
cheersofsedona.com
Crystal Magic
928-282-1622
Dahling It’s You
928-282-1003
dahlingitsyou.com
Hike House
928-282-5820
thehikehouse.com
Richard David Building
s
richarddavidformen.com
Sedona Outdoors
s
cheersofsedona.com
Sedona’s Talk of the Town Del Sol
delsolsedona.com
Lanning Gallery
928-282-6865
lanninggallery.com
Lark Art
928-282-5545
twolarks.com
Mountain Trails Galleries
s
mountaintrails.com
Renee Taylor Gallery
reneetaylorgallery.com
Rowe Fine Art Gallery
rowegallery.com
Zonies Galleria
928-282-5995
zoniesgalleria.com
Art & Photography Supplies
Sedona Photo Express
928-282-6606
sedonaphoto.net
Beauty & Health
Ambaya Gold
ambayagold.com
Bookstores / Stationery
Crystal Magic
928-282-1622
Golden Word Books & Music
s
goldenwordbooksandmusic.com
E-Commerce
Indigenous Arts, LLC
s-!3+3
indigenous-arts.com
Florists
928-284-2331
Footwear
Hike House
928-282-5820
thehikehouse.com
Galleries / Art & Sculpture
El Prado Galleries
elpradogalleries.com
Exposures Int’l Gallery of Fine Art
s
exposuresfineart.com
Gallery of Modern Masters
s
galleryofmodernmasters.com
Golden Lotus Gallery
928-282-5269
golden-lotus-gallery.com
Goldenstein Gallery
goldensteinart.com
James Ratliff Gallery
928-282-1404
jamesratliffgallery.com
Kuivato Glass Gallery
s
kuivato.com
Gifts / Collectibles
Garland’s Navajo Rugs
garlandsrugs.com
Joe Wilcox Indian Den
s
joewilcoxsedona.com
sedonamuseum.org
Wild West Warehouse
wildwestwarehouseusa.com
Zonies Galleria
928-282-5995
zoniesgalleria.com
Jewelry / Beads
Body Bliss Factory Direct
928-282-1599
bodyblissfactorydirect.com
Dahling It’s You
928-282-1003
dahlingitsyou.com
Garland’s Indian Jewelry
928-282-6632
garlandsjewelry.com
Hoel’s Indian Shop
928-282-3925
hoelsindianshop.com
Native Americans
for Community Action Inc.
928-526-2968
nacainc.org
Ninibah
928-282-4256
houseoftheshalako.com
Sedona’s Talk of the Town Del Sol
delsolsedona.com
Turquoise Buffalo
s
turquoisebuffalo.com
Zivney Collection
928-254-1006
zivneycollection.com
Knitting / Quilting / Crafts
Quilter’s Store Sedona
quiltersstoresedona.com
Native American Arts / Ethnic
Goods
Garland’s Indian Jewelry
928-282-6632
garlandsjewelry.com
Garland’s Navajo Rugs
garlandsrugs.com
Hoel’s Indian Shop
928-282-3925
hoelsindianshop.com
Joe Wilcox Indian Den
s
joewilcoxsedona.com
Kachina House
s
kachinahouse.com
The Naja Inc
s
thenaja.com
Native Americans for
Community Action Inc.
928-526-2968
nacainc.org
Ninibah
928-282-4256
houseoftheshalako.com
Turquoise Buffalo
s
turquoisebuffalo.com
Wild West Warehouse
wildwestwarehouseusa.com
New Age / Metaphysical
Crystal Magic
928-282-1622
Mystical Bazaar
928-204-5615
mysticalbazaar.com
928-282-3388
Photo Finishing
Sedona Photo Express
928-282-6606
sedonaphoto.net
Pottery / Ceramics
Esteban’s
928-282-4686
tlaq.com
Kachina House
s
kachinahouse.com
Products for the Home
Azadi Fine Rugs
928-203-0400
azadifinerugs.com
Lark Art
928-282-5545
twolarks.com
Zivney Collection
928-254-1006
zivneycollection.com
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Shopping Centers / Districts
Creekside Plaza
928-282-4636
creeksideplaza-sedona.com
Hillside Sedona
928-282-4500
hillsidesedona.net
Matterhorn Shoppes Inc
928-282-7176
Sedona Center
928-204-4378
sedona-center.com
Shops at Hyatt Pinon Pointe
928-254-1006
theshopsathyattpinonpointe.com
928-282-4838
tlaq.com
Specialty
Candy Corral
s
candycorral.info
Indigenous Arts, LLC
s-!3+3
indigenous-arts.com
Sporting Goods
Canyon Outfitters
928-282-5294
sedona.net/shop/canyon
Hike House
928-282-5820
thehikehouse.com
Sedona Outdoors
s
cheersofsedona.com
Western Wear
Joe Wilcox Western Wear
928-282-1348
TOURS &
SIGHTSEEING
Air Tours
Arizona Balloon Works Inc.
928-399-9833
sedonahotairballoons.com
Arizona Helicopter Adventures LLC
s
azheli.com
Maverick Helicopters
s
maverickhelicopters.com
Northern Light / Sedona Balloons
s
northernlightballoon.com
Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters
s
papillon.com
s
redrockballoons.com
Sedona Air Tours
s
sedonaairtours.com
Sky High Balloon Adventure
s
skyhighballoons.com
#3f^S`WS\QSASR]\O Balloon Rides
Arizona Balloon Works Inc.
928-399-9833
sedonahotairballoons.com
Northern Light / Sedona Balloons
s
northernlightballoon.com
s
redrockballoons.com
Sky High Balloon Adventure
s
skyhighballoons.com
Ground / ATV / Hummer Tours
/ Segways
A Day In The West
s
adayinthewest.com
Antelope Canyon Tours, Inc.
s
antelopecanyon.com
Arizona ATV Adventures
s
azatvfun.com
Arizona Winery Tours
623-498-6929
azwinerytours.com
ATV Rentals of Arizona
!46
atvsofarizona.com
Condé Nast Top Travel Specialist
Bruce Sawyer
s
allaboutgrandcanyon.net
Crossing Worlds
s
crossingworlds.com
EagleRider
Motorcycle Rental Sedona
s
redrockrider.com
First Class Charter and Tours LLC
s
firstclasscharterandtours.com
s
thetrain.com
Great West Tours
s
greatwesttours.com
s
krazykyote.net
Mystic Tours with Rahelio
928-282-6735
rahelio.com
Native American Journeys
928-284-4735
nativeamericanjourneys.com
Pink Jeep Tours
s
pinkjeep.com
Red Rock Western Jeep Tours
s
redrockjeep.com
Sedona Concierge
by Cobalt Escapes
s
cesedona.com
Sedona Drive Tour
928-284-1733
sedonadrivetours.com
Sedona Hummer Tours
928-282-6656
sedonaoffroadadventures.com
Sedona Spirit Journeys
928-282-8966
sedonaspiritjourneys.com
Sedona Tours & Guide Services
Wine Country Tours
928-554-4072
sedona-tour-guide.com
Segway Tours
Adventures Out West
s
azsegway.com
Verde Canyon Railroad
s
verdecanyonrr.com
Limousine & Tours
s
Jeep / Trolley Tours
A Day In The West
s
adayinthewest.com
928-282-3012
safarijeeptours.com
Barlow Jeep Rentals
s
barlowjeeprentals.com
Pink Jeep Tours
s
pinkjeep.com
Red Rock Western Jeep Tours
s
redrockjeep.com
s
Sedona Hummer Tours
928-282-6656
Sedona Trolley
928-282-5400
sedonatrolley.com
Specialty / Cultural Tours
Arizona Winery Tours
623-498-6929
azwinerytours.com
Bruce Sawyer
s
First Class Charter and Tours LLC
s
firstclasscharterandtours.com
928-567-2840
outofafricapark.com
Pink Jeep Tours
s
pinkjeep.com
Revolution Tours, LLC
928-554-4592
myrevolutiontour.com
s
s
Way of the Ancients
928-282-4345
wayoftheancients.biz
Tour Guides
A Day In The West
s
adayinthewest.com
Antelope Canyon Tours, Inc.
s
antelopecanyon.com
928-282-3012
safarijeeptours.com
Atlas America International, Inc.
928-203-4383
atlas-america.com
Canyon Spirit
Botanical Ventures LLC
928-284-9626
canyonspiritventures.com
Bruce Sawyer
s
Great West Tours
s
greatwesttours.com
Native American Journeys
928-284-4735
nativeamericanjourneys.com
Pink Jeep Tours
s
pinkjeep.com
Pygmy Guides, LLC
s
pygmyguides.com
s
Sedona Chi-Q Tours
928-203-0477
Sedona Drive Tour
928-284-1733
sedonadrivetours.com
Sedona Hummer Tours
928-282-6656
s
Sedona Tours & Guide Services
Wine Country Tours
928-554-4072
sedona-tour-guide.com
Way of the Ancients
928-282-4345
wayoftheancients.biz
Virtual Tours / Drive Tours
Red Rock TV - Channel 16
928-282-1636
sedona.tv
Revolution Tours, LLC
928-554-4592
myrevolutiontour.com
TRANSPORTATION
Air Transportation / Airports
Arizona Helicopter Adventures, LLC
s
azheli.com
Going My Way Shuttle, LLC
928-451-6186
flagstaffsedonashuttle.com
Airport Shuttles
Red Rock Transportation
928-593-9672
redrocktransportation.com
Sedona Chi-Q Tours
928-203-0477
928-203-9300
Sedona Phoenix Shuttle Service Inc
928-282-2066
sedona-phoenix-shuttle.com
Limousine & Tours
s
Bus / Charter / Limo
Red Rock Transportation
928-593-9672
redrocktransportation.com
928-203-9300
Limousine & Tours
s
Trolleys / Taxis
Sedona Trolley
928-282-5400
sedonatrolley.com
Vehicle / Scooter Rental
Barlow Jeep Rentals
s
barlowjeeprentals.com
Sedona Off-Road Center
928-282-5599
sedonaoffroadcenter.com
WEDDING SERVICES
Catering / Cakes
Cowboy Club
928-282-4200
cowboyclub.com
Cucina Rustica
928-284-3010
cucinarustica.com
928-282-5219
dahlanddiluca.com
928-282-0123
troias.com
Event Planning / Equipment
Rentals
Ceremony of Love
928-852-0120
ceremonyoflove.net
Verde Valley Rentals
Verve Events & Tents
s
verdevalleyrentals.com
Florists
928-284-2331
Ministers / Clergy
Affordable Sedona Weddings
800-834-4998
affordablesedonaweddings.com
Ceremony of Love
928-852-0120
ceremonyoflove.net
Heavenly Weddings
928-204-0077
Music / Disc Jockeys
928-282-3530
tomandshondra.com
Photographers / Videographers
928-204-5534
Transportation
928-203-9300
Limousine & Tours
s
Venues / Facilities
A Sunset Chateau of Sedona, LLC
s
asunsetchateau.com
s
amararesort.com
Bell Rock Inn
s
Best Western PLUS Arroyo Roble
Hotel & Creekside Villas
s
Blazin’ M Ranch
s
blazinm.com
Casa Sedona Inn
s
casasedona.com
Cathedral Rock Lodge
and Retreat Center
928-300-5701
s
creeksideinn.net
Enchantment Resort
s
Hampton Inn Sedona
s
The Heartline Cafe
928-282-0785
heartlinecafe.com
s
928-284-0711
LQIS.com
s
lauberge.com
Lodge at Sedona
A Luxury B&B Inn
s
lodgeatsedona.com
s
diamondresorts.com
s
928-639-3004
Poco Diablo Resort
s
pocodiablo.com
Red Agave Resort
s
redagaveresort.com
Sedona Golf Resort
s
928-282-7038
sedonamuseum.org
s
sedonareal.com
s
sedonarouge.com
Sedona Super 8
s
sedonasuper8.com
928-282-4838
tlaq.com
Wedding Planners /
Publications
Affordable Sedona Weddings
800-834-4998
affordablesedonaweddings.com
Arizona Weddings in Sedona
s
weddingsinsedona.com
Ceremony of Love
928-852-0120
ceremonyoflove.net
Sedona Luxury Weddings
& Events, LLC
928-282-4811
sedonaluxuryweddings.com
Weddings By L’Auberge
s
lauberge.com
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Beer & Wine
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O Oriental
I Italian
S Southwestern
Cocktails
azstronghold.com
Catering
928-639-2789
928-274-0394
928-649-0290
928-639-3004
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Entertainment
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SR 179 &
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West Sedona
JM Jerome
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WL Williams
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928-204-2000
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Baby Quail Inn
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Bell Rock Inn
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Best Western Plus Arroyo Roble Creekside
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Best Western Plus Inn of Sedona
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Cedars Resort On Oak Creek
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