There's a town about half an hour outside of Sedona called Clarkdale that in modern times is known mostly for one thing --- The Verde Canyon Railroad. This attraction is an excellent way to site-see in the area. Having ridden the railroad three separate times, first-class is highly recommended and well worth the extra cost.
The train starts in Clarkdale and makes a leisurely two-hour 20-mile trip to Perkinsville. ...
The Sedona Trolley is the best first thing to do upon your initial arrival. They provide two separate tours each lasting just under an hour. The tours are fully narrated with loads of information about history, geology, climate, wildlife, hiking and biking trails, dining, and more.
The first tour, "A", focuses on the south side of town near Tlaquepaque, Gallery Row, and the Chapel of the Holy Cross providing excellent photo ...
Six years ago today, my wife and I were married in the Village right down by Oak Creek. The mountains in the background were dusted with snow and the sound of the water added a certain ambiance. The couple that planned and conducted the wedding live within a mile or so of the creek and have their online presence at www.sedonaweddings.com. Robert and Sharon ...
When visiting Sedona, there's one place that has the advantage over all others, and that's the Sky Ranch Lodge. While there are plenty of lodging options that will provide classy and polished accommodations, like the recently-opened Hyatt at the "Y", nothing offers up the experience quite like the Sky Ranch Lodge. Located at the top of Airport Road near the small airport, this lodge provides unique views of ...
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