Prior to the arrival of the Europeans, numerous other tribes inhabited Sedona and the surrounding region. Many can still be found here today, including the Yavapai and the Tonto Apaches, as well as the Hopi and Navajo. Some researchers believe that the Hopi and Yavapai are descendants of the Sinagua. […]
Doing the Twist A vortex, it is claimed, is an area of invisible, swirling energy emanating from the earth and producing an uplifting, rejuvenating sensation in visitors. Nearby, one often finds juniper trees with severely twisted trunks and branches—an effect attributed to the vortex energy. What does the vortex do […]
The temperature difference is because Sedona is at 4500 feet elevation, while Flagstaff is at 7,000 feet. And yes, the low temperatures listed for Flag are pretty normal for this time of year. Is Flagstaff cooler than Sedona? Both Sedona and Flagstaff are viable travel hubs and each city has […]
Look no further than Sedona. According to Conde Nast Traveler, the northern Arizona town located just south of Flagstaff off Interstate 17 is ranked as the fifth-best place to retire. The website said Sedona is best for reliable warm weather and a lively arts scene, including an annual film festival. […]
Recently voted as one of the “10 most sacred spots on Earth,” and dubbed by “Good Morning America” as “the most beautiful place in America,” Sedona, Arizona, attracts more than 4.5 million visitors per year. Why is Sedona AZ so popular? Its world-wide reputation as a spiritual Mecca and global […]
Sedona began to develop as a tourist destination, vacation-home and retirement center in the 1950s. Most of the development seen today was constructed in the 1980s and 1990s. Why is Sedona AZ so popular? Its world-wide reputation as a spiritual Mecca and global power spot has drawn some of our […]
Arizona gets snowfall all over the state – ranging from around 10 feet (think Flagstaff, Williams, the Grand Canyon), to a significant foot-or-two showing (like Jerome, Payson, and Prescott), to a healthy handful of inches (Bisbee, the Chiricahua and Coronado National Monuments, and even Tucson). What cities does it snow […]
Months with snowfall in Sedona are January through April, November and December. In Sedona, in January, snow falls for 2 days, with typically accumulated 1.5″ (38mm) of snow. Throughout the year, there are 10.6 snowfall days, and 8.9″ (226mm) of snow is accumulated. Does Sedona have snow in January? WEATHER […]
Snowfall. January through April, November and December are months with snowfall in Sedona. In Sedona, in February, during 2.9 snowfall days, 2.56″ (65mm) of snow is typically accumulated. In Sedona, during the entire year, snow falls for 10.6 days, and aggregates up to 8.9″ (226mm) of snow. Does it snow […]
December-February Winter marks Sedona’s slow season with temperatures reaching the mid-50s on average. Snowfall isn’t prevalent, but the region does see a light dusting on the top of Sedona’s red rocks (around 3 1/2 inches annually). Does Sedona get snow every year? The US average is 28 inches of snow […]
Winter in Sedona Even in December, mid-day temperatures can reach almost 60 degrees Fahrenheit (15 degrees Celsius) so the season is still perfect for exploring the outdoors. 1 The red rocks look stunning when they’re dusted in snow and there are fewer crowds during the winter months. Does it ever […]
Sedona Main Street is a very walkable area/district with ample free parking and a multitude of shops, restaurants, galleries, spas, tour companies, accommodations and services in a consolidated area with spectacular views and rural character. Do you need a car to get around Sedona? Can you get around Sedona without […]
No matter what time of year you visit, layering and comfortable clothes are a must in northern Arizona. Bring comfortable shoes, long pants, short- and long-sleeved shirts, a sweater or fleece, a hat and sunglasses. What should I pack for my trip to Arizona? Essentials to Pack for Your Arizona […]
Santa Fe has museums, fine art galleries and fine dining, more in each category than Sedona. IMO, and this really is a matter of opinion, Sedona (and environs) has more spectacular scenery; Santa Fe (and environs) is also one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen, so this […]
Sedona, the ‘Red Rock Country?’ is definitely worth visiting. Sedona is home to spectacular and surreal red rock formations and is a haven for outdoor adventure enthusiasts with picturesque nature trails and is also known for its fantastic arts and crafts culture and its spiritually rejuvenating vortexes. What is so […]