Hike Cathedral Rock Trail in Sedona at sunrise for panoramic red-rock views and a short, rewarding climb near Oak Creek’s desert oasis.
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Things to do around Flagstaff & Sedona
Stroll downtown Flagstaff’s Historic Railroad District to explore local breweries, vintage shops, and the seasonal outdoor markets on Aspen Avenue.
Drive the scenic Oak Creek Canyon Route along Highway 89A between Flagstaff and Sedona to catch canyon overlooks and pullouts for quick photo stops.
Visit Lowell Observatory on Mars Hill in Flagstaff to tour historic telescopes and learn about the discovery of Pluto and current space research.
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Helpful facts before you go
Sedona’s signature red rocks get their color from iron-rich sandstone that oxidized over millions of years, creating the region’s vivid orange hue.
Flagstaff was designated America’s first International Dark Sky City in 2001 for its dedication to astronomy and night-sky conservation.
The Sedona area hosts more than 100 hiking trails, many aligned with energy “vortex” sites that attract wellness seekers from around the world.
Flagstaff sits at roughly 7,000 feet, making it the highest city in Arizona and offering four distinct seasons in contrast to nearby desert landscapes.
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