Sedona Landmark Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village Turns 40 This Year
 
Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, a Sedona landmark inspired by a Mexican artisan village of the same name, turns 40 this year. Since its inception in 1973, Tlaquepaque has played a significant role in putting Sedona on the map as a...
 
Sedona Homes Dwarfed by Snow-Dusted Red Rocks
 
Sedona homes are dwarfed by snow-dusted red rocks in this rare Sedona, Arizona snowfall.  Photo taken by co-publisher, Chuck Oldham.
 
The Sedona Vortex - Real or Imagined?
 
Is the Sedona vortex real?  To help answer that question, we looked at some examples of a vortex and thought about why Sedona has long been considered a special place. See maps of the Sedona vortex locations too.
 
The Chapel of the Holy Cross, Sedona's Architectural Landmark and Shrine
 
More than half a century after its construction, the Chapel of the Holy Cross continues to be a place of wonder, spiritual renewal, and sublime vistas for all who come to Sedona.
 
Southwest Adventures with Rattlesnakes
 
I know the word “rattlesnake” sends fear through most people and for some, just the thought of a snake evokes sheer terror.
 
Sedona Snow Scene
 
This spectacular snow scene was photographed on a sunny February day along Dry Creek Road, Sedona, Arizona.
 
Monsoon Sunset - West Sedona
 
Monsoon season brings beautiful sunsets, a treat to the artist and photographer living in Sedona.
 
Cathedral Rock, the Sedona Vortex, and Red Rock Crossing
 
If you've seen a picture of Sedona, you've probably seen a picture of Cathedral Rock. We'll even go out on a limb and guess that you've seen a picture of Cathedral Rock from the vantage point of Red Rock Crossing, showing the incredible...
 
Gerald Moore: Re-creation Opens at Lanning Gallery in Sedona
 
At Sedona’s Lanning Gallery the exciting Spring Season is in full swing as “Gerald Moore: Re-creation” opens.  Multiple-award-winning Expressive Realist painter Gerald C. Moore will introduce new works during the...
 
Sacred Ground Sacred Water At Montezuma Well near Sedona Arizona
 
Montezuma Well is a large sinkhole with a continuous flow of water seeping up through vents in the limestone. It was once home to Sinaguan farmers who used the water to irrigate their fields, and that today, supports aquatic life that cannot be...
 
        
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Sedona, Arizona
Gateway To Sedona

Sedona, Arizona, also referred to as Red Rock Country, is a fabulous Southwest vacation destination rich in history, nature, geology, archaeology, and art. Travelers are drawn by the spectacular scenery, the wealth of fun-filled activities and memorable sightseeing opportunities. For couples, Sedona has become a premier wedding destination and Sedona's reputation as a spiritual mecca has attracted artists and spiritual seekers from all over the world. Sedona was voted the most beautiful place in America, and neighboring Oak Creek Canyon, located between the cities of Flagstaff and Sedona, boasts one of the most scenic drives in the USA. To top it all off, Sedona is just a day trip away from one of the natural wonders of the world: The Grand Canyon.

See Sedona's best places to stay, dine, attractions, and things to do on Gateway To Sedona, the magazine and directory covering Sedona, Arizona in photo-essay style. Scroll below and click on a picture to browse our editor-preferred Sedona places and visit their sites. Refresh your browser to see new options.


Featured Sedona Lodging and Dining

Find the best Sedona lodging, including hotels and resorts, bed and breakfasts, cabins and home stays. Dine with spectacular views of Thunder Mountain and Oak Creek Canyon. Click a picture for details.


Featured Sedona Tours, Activities, and Attractions

Take a ride down the Verde River in a kayak or go tubing! Go hiking in the red rocks or sightseeing.  See Indian ruins and the Grand Canyon.  See wild animals up close! There is so much to do and see when you stay in Sedona and the Verde Valley!  Click a picture for details.

 

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Browse the coolest art galleries and New Age boutiques; find one-of-a-kind treasures and souvenirs.  Get a signature spa treatment. Go house hunting with Sedona's top realtors. Or, find the perfect wedding planner for your dream wedding in the beautiful red rocks. Click a picture for details.

 

This Month on Gateway To Sedona


May, 2013:  Check our Sedona Events Calendar for things to do in May.  The weather is starting to really wam up and there's so much to see and do, in and around Sedona.  Don't miss our recent articles on easy Sedona hiking:  Bell Rock Pathway and Courthouse Butte Loop.

We'll be regularly adding new photos to our Sedona Photo Blog too, so stop by often and see what's new!

 

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