Sedona Arizona

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If you are planning a visit to the State of Arizona then you have come to the right place to find some of the most popular destinations in the State. The Desert Southwest is a beautiful part of the country with expansive deserts and mountain resorts, Arizona gives all travelers something to look forward to. Some of the Arizona Travel Destinations that we have covered include the Grand Canyon, Lake Havasu, the Colorado River, Sedona, Phoenix and much more.....Click here to continue

Flagstaff Arizona

Flagstaff Arizona is located off of Interstate 40 in Northern Arizona. The weather in Flagstaff is much cooler than other areas of Arizona like Phoenix or Tempe because of an elevation of nearly 7000 feet. Flagstaff is the home of Northern Arizona University, one of the largest employers in this city of over 50,000 people. Tourism also plays a large role in the economy of Flagstaff as the city receives over 5 million visitors each year..........Click here to continue reading

Phoenix Arizona

Welcome to our Phoenix Page! The City of Phoenix, Arizona is an exciting, fast-growing city with a world class airport, excellent climate and plenty of visitor activities. If you are planning a vacation to Phoenix or are traveling through this fine city you will find fine dining, great hotels and plenty of information available to connect you with the activities you prefer.. ...Click here to continue reading

Scottsdale Arizona

Welcome to our Scottsdale, Arizona Page! Scottsdale is a popular sunny desert southwest vacation destination. Visitors of all ages will enjoy this desert paradise that features luxury resorts, fine dining, shopping, golf and many other outdoor activities. Scottsdale is also home to the arts, featuring four distinct arts districts with annual shows, exhibits and cultural events. Scottsdale is a short drive from Phoenix and is home to several popular Golf Courses ...Click here to continue reading

Here we have listed some of the most popular activities and destinations in sunny Sedona. This city hosts many visitors each year who visit to view the spectacular scenery, stay at the world class resorts and participate in the many annual events in the city. Sedona is known for its support of the arts and the culture of this part of the country......Click here to Continue reading

Tucson Arizona

Welcome to our Tucson, Arizona page! Tucson is the second largest city in the state of Arizona and offers activities for visitors of all ages. Tucson has a world class airport and is home to the prestigious Arizona State University. The City is also home to the Tucson Mall and the Tucson Convention Center that hosts a wide variety of shows, exhibits and trade shows throughout the year...Click here to continue reading

The Grand Canyon

Click here and we we will show you some of the most popular activities and destinations in the Grand Canyon. We have information on the North and South Rim, Air and Bus Tours, Hiking, Fishing and much more. The Grand Canyon is Arizona’s number one attraction for people on vacation and tourists from around the world. .......Click here to continue reading

Lake Havasu

The City of Lake Havasu, Arizona is a popular destination for tourists from around the United States. Lake Havasu is located on the Colorado River and the lake was created by the Parker Dam which was built in 1938. The Lake is a wellspring of economic activity and water sports such as fishing, boating and Jet Ski’s are a popular pastime at the lake. Lake Havasu is also home to London Bridge which was disassembled.............Click here to continue reading

Lake Powell

Lake Powell is located in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and spans both Arizona and Utah. Lake Powell has boat marinas spread across the lake with many visitor services available. Houseboat rentals are one of the many watercraft activities that take place on Lake Powell. There is camping at some of the marinas along with other lodging options, restaurants, gift shops and fishing supplies.......Click here to continue reading

Lake Mead

Lake Mead is the ultimate water sports vacation destination. If you are interested in boating, fishing, skiing or renting a houseboat, Lake Mead is the vacation spot for you. Spread across the States of Arizona and Nevada, Lake Mead is a water wonderland filled with lakefront lodging, camping and boating. The temperatures in this part of the county range from warm to hot and Lake Mead is the perfect place to cool down. .....Click here to continue reading

Monument Valley

Monument Valley expands across both Northern Arizona and Utah. Much of the Northern Arizona Monument Valley area lies within the Navajo Nation Reservation. This area is defined by soaring peaks of natural earth tone colors. Visiting Monument Valley is a must for any visitor who enjoys the open desert space and a wide expanse of natural scenery.

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Saguaro National Park

The Saguaro National Park near Tucson, Arizona is a popular destination that attracts thousands of visitors each year. The park is defined by two separate districts; The Tucson Mountain District also known as Saguaro West and the Rincon Mountain District also known as Saguaro East. The two districts of the Saguaro are separated by the City of Tucson and are approximately one hour apart by car. .....Click here to continue reading

The Petrified Forest

The Petrified Forest National Park is located in Arizona off of Interstate 40 at the north entrance and US 180 at the south entrance. The Petrified Forest is near the Painted Desert and the Painted Desert Visitor Center is located at the north entrance to the Petrified Forest National Park. For hotels and lodging near the Petrified Forest, there are many hotels available in Holbrook, Arizona a short 27 miles from the park entrance.....Click here to continue reading

The Colorado River

Colorado River Rafting is one of the most popular activities in the Grand Canyon. There are many rafting options for families and individuals who are looking for outdoor adventure and fun. Rafting on the Colorado River is an exhilarating experience that will create a shared memory that your family will never forget......Click here to continue reading

Sedona, Arizona

The Grand Canyon State

Sedona is located in the northern Verde Valley region of Arizona beneath the southwestern rim of the Colorado Plateau. Known for its red sandstone formations and Native American history, Sedona is another great Arizona tourist destination that attracts a reported four million visitors each year. Sedona has relatively mild to warm temperatures most of the year and is home to several Arts organizations and notable annual events such as the Sedona International Film Festival and other Arts Exhibitions. Because of the many visitors to Sedona, the city is also home to Hotels, Resorts and Bed and Breakfast services.

When you arrive in Sedona a good start to your Arizona adventure is to stop by the Sedona Visitor Center. The friendly staff at the center will help you make the most of your trip to Sedona. The Visitor Center is located in uptown and can provide directions, maps, hotel and sightseeing information in and around Sedona.

Sedona Visitor Center 331 Forest Road Sedona, Arizona
800-288-7336 928-282-7722

Sedona Resorts and Vacation Packages

Sedona has a wonderful selection of resorts and vacation packages. Many of the popular resorts offer vacation packages that can provide vacation tours to other popular vacation spots in Arizona. We have listed a few of Sedona’s popular vacation resorts below.

The Enchantment Resort

The Enchantment Resort in Sedona offers a full service spa resort with package options available. Enchantment offers Spa, Golf, and Tennis packages and children from 4-12 years of age can visit Camp Coyote daily for education and entertainment activities.

Enchantment Resort 525 Boynton Canyon Road Sedona, AZ 86336
Phone: 928-282-2900 Fax: 928-282-9249 Reservations: 800-826-4180

The Junipine Resort

The Junipine Resort is a luxury resort located approximately 8 miles north of Sedona along side the spectacular Oak Creek. This resort offers 1 and 2 bedroom “creekhouses” that can hold up to 6 adults. These are private and secluded houses surrounded by woods and nature. The houses have fully furnished kitchens, fireplaces, wrap around decks and the option to have a Hot Tub on the rear deck of your house. You may also dine at the Junipine Café or have the meal delivered directly to your house. The Junipine vacation packages include a couple’s massage on your deck or in your house, daily breakfast delivery, champagne and much more.

The Junipine Resort 8351 N Highway 89A Sedona, AZ 86336
800-742-7463 928-282-3375

The Sedona Pines Resort

The Sedona Pines Resort is located on the western end of Sedona. Surrounded by nature this vacation resort offers a Spa, Heated pool, Leisure Facilities, a 18 hole miniature golf course and much more. The Sedona Pines Resort vacation packages offer Jeep tours, dining at the Sedona Bistro, Helicopter Rides, Spa treatments and Golf. The resort cottages have whirlpool baths, vaulted ceilings, lush carpeting and Sedona style furniture. The kitchens at the cottages are fully equipped with a refrigerator, dishwasher, blender and dinnerware for six. The bedrooms have televisions and alarm clocks with mirrored closets in the Master Bedroom.

Sedona Pines Resort 6701 West Hwy 89A Sedona, AZ 86336
928-282-6640 or 800-547-8727

The Ridge on Sedona Golf Resort

The Ridge on Sedona Golf Resort is the perfect setting for a Golf Vacation for the entire family. Besides improving your golf game on the 18-hole course at the Ridge, there is also a spa, swimming pools, steam saunas and a fitness center. The air conditioned rooms have coffee makers, a balcony or terrace, whirlpool jet tub and laundry facilities nearby. There are also hiking trails in the area or you can sign up for a Jeep Tour to see the surrounding area.

The Ridge on Sedona Golf Resort 55 Sunridge Circle Sedona, Arizona 86351 Phone: 1.928.284.1200 Reservations: 1.800.438.2929

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