The Slim Shady, Templeton, and Bell Rock Pathway trails, a 5.9 mile loop, weave through Sedona’s striking desert terrain, climbing over red rock ridges and dipping across scenic washes. Along the way, you’ll pass through pockets of juniper, scrub oak, and catclaw, with sweeping views of iconic landmarks like Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte unfolding around every turn.

Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is a charming, Spanish-style plaza in Sedona filled with art galleries, boutique shops, and cozy cafés. Designed to feel like a traditional Mexican village, it’s a peaceful spot to stroll shaded courtyards, admire local art, and enjoy sweet treats or handcrafted goods—all surrounded by the natural beauty of Oak Creek.

The Chapel of the Holy Cross is a stunning landmark built into the red rocks in 1956. Its offers breathtaking views, blending spirituality and natural beauty.

The Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park is a tranquil 14-acre sanctuary in Sedona, offering a peaceful space for reflection, prayer, and connection with nature. Centered around a 36-foot Buddhist stupa, the park features meditation paths, prayer flags, and stunning red rock views. Nestled at the base of Thunder Mountain, the park is flanked by Sedona’s iconic red rock formations, including Chimney Rock.