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Sedona

Spectacular
scenery awaits in Sedona, also
known for it's many arts & craft shops,
restaurants, and Red Rock Country
"spiritual power" centers.
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Just 90 minutes
north of Phoenix, Arizona, Sedona is best known for its beauty
and serene (some say dynamically spiritual) setting amid the breathtaking
scenery of Red Rock Country.
Competing
with the Grand
Canyon in natural beauty since the early days (when 19th
century settlers first raved about the place and its mild climate),
today
Sedona is one of Arizona's top tourism and recreation centers.
Besides offering
world class hiking, mountain biking and sightseeing, Sedona is
also well known for its lively arts community together with outstanding
yearly events such as the Sedona International Film Festival,
Sedona Arts Festival, and the Sedona Jazz Festival.
Visiting
Sedona
On a first
time visit, your first stop should be the trolley tour, featuring
a scenic ride aboard either or both the City Highlights Tour,
or Scenic Canyon Tour, to take in all that Sedona has to offer.
Further explore
the area with a ride on the bright pink touring jeeps (they're
hard to miss) that also traverse deeper into the canyons for those
who prefer not hike it!

A
spectacular window view is typical
of many Sedona hotels & restaurants.
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While here,
also don't miss an opportunity to soak in the metaphysical side
of Sedona, with the surrounding area believed by some to be a
spiritual power center - most strongly felt at Bell Rock, Cathedral
Rock, Boynton Canyon and Schnebly Hill.
Whether it's
the "spiritual
vortices" that New Agers boast about, or simply Sedona's
sheer natural beauty, even a brief stay usually promises an experience
that is by turns peaceful, uplifting and inspiring.
Beside soul-satisfying
natural wonders, Sedona teems with shops catering to tourists
looking for one-of-a-kind crafts and artwork offered in dozens
of boutiques and galleries.
As a main
tourist area, lodging in Sedona also comes in all price levels
and ranges from world-class hotels, to laid-back resorts to quaint
bed and breakfasts.
More
about Sedona travel & tourist attractions around the Web:
Visit
Sedona - The official tourism site with guides to hotels
and online room booking, resorts, shopping, sample travel itineraries,
photos, maps, event calendar.
Sedona
Travel Guide - Wikitravel -
Great insider travel notes on what to see and do, suggested arts
& crafts shopping, restaurants (most with spectacular views),
hotels and camping guides, and related day trips and nearby attractions,
photos.
Sedona,
Arizona Travel & Vacation Guide -
Arizona's official tourism site with guides to hotels, restaurants,
major attractions, sightseeing tour operators, listings of dozens
of galleries and arts & crafts shops with locations and contact
info, suggested day trips and scenic drives.
Sedona,
Arizona Visitor Guide - Quick facts on affordable hotels,
major tours and attractions, photos, maps and travel tips.
City
of Sedona - The official government site with a practical
travel guide including historical facts, airport information,
interactive maps, calendar of events.
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