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Phoenix’s Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) is the most convenient and popular choice when traveling to Sedona, though the smaller Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) can be a closer option. While there’s an airport in Sedona, this is not for commercial flights. If flying into Arizona for your Sedona adventure, renting a car is a great option as this will provide the most flexibility for getting around to all the sights and trailheads.
When driving to Sedona, it is about a 2 hour drive from Phoenix along the I-17 to Exit 298. This will lead you to the Red Rock Scenic Byway (State Route 179), which is a spectacular way to make a desert entrance.
The most popular attractions in Sedona are outdoor activities such as Hiking, Jeep Rides, and Hot Air Balloon Rides.
In addition, many visitors to the area hike up to Sedona’s renowned vortex sites. Some popular landmarks are the Chapel of the Holy Cross, Seven Sacred Pools, Cathedral Rock, and the Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village.
Sedona is a popular destination year-round. However, the most popular times for tourists are from March-May and in the fall from September-November when the weather conditions are ideal for hiking, sightseeing, and outdoor dining.
Sedona’s stunning scenery provides the perfect backdrop for festivals and events throughout the year, including holiday treats and seasonal arts festivities. Plan your Arizona getaway around some of these top Sedona events:
You are never too far from hiking trails anywhere in Sedona, and yes, many of our Casago Sedona vacation rentals back right up to some of the most spectacular trails. We have a great selection of luxurious, spacious homes and condos in and around Sedona, many with private or community pools and all offering stunning views of the awe-inspiring Red Rocks. The most accessible hiking trail options will depend on where you choose for your Sedona getaway, though it’s easy to drive to public parking areas at area trailheads.
Sedona is a great destination for family adventures, romantic getaways, restorative retreats, and even golf outings with the crew. For family-fun and exploration, head to Slide Rock State Park for its natural rock water slides. Plus, with hiking trails across Sedona for all skill levels, there’s plenty of family-friendly options. For couples, red rock adventures complemented with outdoor dining, spa treatments, and spectacular scenery will simply take your breath away.

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