Road Trip Through Sedona, AZ [closed]

1. Can you drive through Sedona?
2. Is the drive from Phoenix to Sedona Scenic?
3. Where can I drive from Sedona?
4. How is the drive from Phoenix to Sedona?
5. Can you drive to Sedona Vortex?
6. Why is Sedona considered a vortex?
7. How many days should you spend in Sedona?
8. What is the best time of year to go to Sedona AZ?
9. Which Sedona vortex is strongest?
10. Is there cell service in Sedona?
11. How do you tour Sedona on your own?
12. Where are the Sedona vortexes?

Can you drive through Sedona?

The Red Rock Scenic Byway is also known as State Route 179 in Sedona. It is a 7.5 mile road that takes you through some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. The Red Rock Scenic Byway runs from the Sedona City Limits to Interstate I17. Many hiking trails and parking areas are along this road.

Is the drive from Phoenix to Sedona Scenic?

Driving from Phoenix to Sedona takes you on Arizona's 'most scenic drive' It's like a red (rock) carpet rolled out from Interstate 17 to Sedona. ... Like a red (rock) carpet rolled out from Interstate 17 to Sedona, Highway 179, aka the Red Rock Scenic Byway, is Arizona's most scenic drive, according to Thrillist.

Where can I drive from Sedona?

These places are best for scenic drives in Sedona:

• Oak Creek Canyon.
• Red Rock Scenic Byway (SR 179)
• Schnebly Hill Road.
• Highway 89A Sedona.
• Oak Creek Vista Overlook.

How is the drive from Phoenix to Sedona?

Getting there: Located a short 115 miles from Phoenix, the drive to Sedona is simple and will take just under 2 hours. Weekday traffic should not be a problem as long as you get out of Phoenix by 3 PM. After that, rush hour traffic could cause a slowdown and add as much as an hour to the trip.

Can you drive to Sedona Vortex?

The easiest access to this vortex is to drive 4.3 miles west on 89A from the junction of Hwys 89A and 179, and turn left on Upper Red Rock Loop Rd. Then go 1.8 miles and turn left on Chavez Ranch Rd. Follow the pavement . 8 mile and turn left into Crescent Moon Park (fee to enter).

Why is Sedona considered a vortex?

In Sedona, some believe the vortexes are created, not by wind or water, but from spiraling spiritual energy. The vortexes of Sedona are named because they are believed to be spiritual locations where the energy is right to facilitate prayer, meditation, and healing.

How many days should you spend in Sedona?

Don't make the mistake of taking a trip to Sedona for a night or two, three to five days is the time needed to see Sedona, the Grand Canyon and beyond. Red Rock Country has numerous things to do for pet owners that can be enjoyed any time of year.

What is the best time of year to go to Sedona AZ?

The best time to visit Sedona is from March to May when the temperatures are warm – but not scorching – and the area is in full bloom.

Which Sedona vortex is strongest?

It is also the one of the few places in Sedona where you can get enjoy a 360 degree panorama of the entire town. The Cathedral Rock Vortex can be accessed by either hiking or climbing. The strongest energy of this vortex is said to be felt as you walk east along the creek towards Cathedral Rock.

Is there cell service in Sedona?

We never "rely" on cell service in Sedona...and use paper maps. Service varies so much depending on geography, like mountains and canyons or areas far out on the reservations.

How do you tour Sedona on your own?

One Day Itinerary

1. Get here early. ...
2. Take a Jeep tour and see parts of the desert you may not have an opportunity to see otherwise.
3. Ride the Sedona Trolley. ...
4. Visit Red Rock Crossing, the most photographed place in Sedona. ...
5. Hike to a vortex. ...
6. Massage and Energy Balancing. ...
7. Visit Red Rock Crossing.

Where are the Sedona vortexes?

The four best known Sedona vortexes are found at Airport Mesa, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock and Boynton Canyon—each radiating its own particular energy. Some are thought to produce energy flowing upward while at others the energy spirals downward, entering the earth.