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Top Attractions in Sedona

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24 Listed places
4.8 average across 24 rated listings
Templeton Trail • Devil's Bridge Trail • ST 3&4
Free admission; donations welcome – Free trail access; Red Rock Pass required for parking at Dry Creek Vista
Popular Neighborhoods:
Templeton Trail Devil's Bridge Trail ST 3&4 Clarkdale Camp Verde

Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park

Famous for: A 36-foot Tibetan Buddhist stupa and 14-acre peace park with red-rock views beneath Sedona's Thunder Mountain

Free Tibetan Buddhist site in West Sedona with a 36-foot stupa, Buddha statue and short trails across 14 acres with red-rock views,…

Spiritual Travelers Nature Lovers Photographers

Arizona Copper Art Museum

Clarkdale
Famous for: More than 5,000 copper artworks spanning ancient history, domestic design, military objects and architecture.

Explore 5,000 copper artworks from 3500 B.C. onward at Clarkdale’s former 1930 high school, with military, kitchenware and architecture galleries.

Art Lovers History Buffs Solo Travelers

Bearcloud Gallery

Famous for: Visionary surreal landscapes by spiritual artist Bearcloud, blending red rocks, animal spirits and Native American themes.

Free Uptown Sedona gallery at 390 AZ-89A showing Bearcloud's surreal, spirit-filled red-rock paintings, open daily 10AM to 5PM, with prints and books…

Art Lovers Spiritual Seekers Couples

Broken Arrow Trail

Famous for: Red-rock slickrock hiking to Chicken Point and Submarine Rock alongside one of Arizona's most famous technical 4×4 jeep routes.

Sedona red-rock trail off Morgan Road leading 1.5 miles to Chicken Point, with Submarine Rock, a sinkhole and a famed 4×4 route.

Hikers Mountain Bikers Off-Road Enthusiasts

Buddha Beach

Famous for: Oak Creek wading, cottonwood shade, and direct views of Cathedral Rock at Red Rock Crossing.

Buddha Beach is a natural Oak Creek retreat at Sedona’s Red Rock Crossing, known for cottonwood shade, wading and Cathedral Rock views.

Nature lovers photographers families with older kids

Cathedral Rock

Templeton Trail
Famous for: A dramatic red-sandstone butte with a steep summit scramble and sweeping Sedona panoramas.

Hike Sedona’s Cathedral Rock via a steep 1.2-mile slickrock trail to its saddle for panoramic red-rock views and sunrise photography.

Hikers Landscape photographers Adventurous couples

Cathedral Rock View

Famous for: Unobstructed roadside panoramas of Cathedral Rock’s distinctive red sandstone spires in west Sedona.

Cathedral Rock View on Red Rock Loop Road delivers free, all-day views of Sedona’s landmark sandstone spires, especially dramatic near sunset.

Landscape photographers Nature lovers Road trippers

Chapel of the Holy Cross

Famous for: A 1956 modernist chapel built into Sedona's red rock buttes, framed by a 90-foot structural cross and sweeping valley views

Free 1956 modernist chapel built into Sedona's red buttes, with a 90-foot cross, a glass sanctuary wall and views of Bell Rock.…

Architecture lovers Spiritual seekers Photographers

Devil’s Bridge Trailhead

Devil's Bridge Trail
Famous for: Sedona's largest natural sandstone arch, which hikers can walk across for dramatic red rock canyon views

Hike 1.8 to 4 miles round trip to Devil's Bridge, Sedona's largest sandstone arch, and walk across its span for sweeping red…

Hikers Adventurers Photographers

Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art

Famous for: One of America's largest fine art galleries, showing paintings, sculpture and jewelry by renowned living artists in Sedona

Sedona's 20,000 sq ft fine art gallery on SR-179 with paintings, bronzes, jewelry and a sculpture garden. Free entry, open daily 10AM–5:30PM.

Art Lovers Collectors Couples

Gallery of Modern Masters

ST 3&4
Famous for: Original contemporary glass, mixed-media paintings, sculpture, jewelry and outdoor art in Sedona since 2005.

Sedona’s Gallery of Modern Masters presents original glass, mixed-media paintings, bronze, wood sculpture and jewelry in Hillside, open daily.

Art collectors Contemporary art fans Couples

Honshin Fine Art

Famous for: Meditative paintings by Nicholas Kirsten-Honshin and spiritually inspired work by local Sedona artists at Tlaquepaque.

Explore Honshin Fine Art in Sedona’s Tlaquepaque village for meditative paintings, local jewelry, sculpture, and Sunday art-making demonstrations.

Contemporary art collectors Spiritual art enthusiasts Jewelry shoppers

Montezuma Castle National Monument

Camp Verde
Famous for: A five-story Sinagua cliff dwelling with 20 rooms sheltered beneath a limestone alcove above Beaver Creek.

Explore Montezuma Castle in Camp Verde: a five-story Sinagua cliff dwelling, accessible paved trail, museum exhibits, and practical visiting tips.

Archaeology enthusiasts Indigenous history learners Families with children

Museum of Northern Arizona

Flagstaff
Famous for: Colorado Plateau geology, Indigenous cultures, Hopi katsina carvings, and regional art presented in a historic stone museum.

Explore the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff for Hopi katsina carvings, Colorado Plateau geology, Indigenous cultures, and regional artwork.

Indigenous art enthusiasts Geology travelers Families with school-age children

Nancy’s Rock

Famous for: A rugged Huckaby Trail overlook with red-sandstone formations and broad views above Oak Creek.

Hike Sedona’s Nancy’s Rock via the Huckaby Trail for red-sandstone views over Oak Creek, with uneven terrain and daylight planning in Arizona.

Photographers Nature Enthusiasts Solo Travelers
Planning guide

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  • Templeton Trail: Check the listed addresses and travel time from your base when grouping visits in this area.
  • Devil's Bridge Trail: Check the listed addresses and travel time from your base when grouping visits in this area.
  • ST 3&4: Check the listed addresses and travel time from your base when grouping visits in this area.
  • Clarkdale: Check the listed addresses and travel time from your base when grouping visits in this area.
  • Camp Verde: Check the listed addresses and travel time from your base when grouping visits in this area.

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