When people think of Arizona vacation spots, the typical idea is to
see the Grand Canyon, the golf resorts of Scottsdale, or even the old OK
Corral in Tombstone. Few think of Sedona, Arizona - we think of it
Arizona's best kept secret. As Arizona natives, we promise that if you
take a trip to Sedona, it will be one of the most memorable vacations
you will ever take. The possible experiences, attractions, and tours are
endless. Whether you are looking for a relaxing place to unwind, some
fantastic photo opportunities, or to become closer to nature and learn
more about yourself, Sedona holds the key to everything you are looking
for in a vacation. Rich in history and culture, you will learn and relax
all at the same time. Knowing a little more about its history will
ensure that you fully take advantage of all this area has to offer, as
well as prepare yourself for the experiences you are interested in.
Nature lovers will fully be in their element here.
Sedona is
nestled in Arizona's high desert, situated under the towering
Southwestern rim of the mighty Colorado plateau. It is perfect as a
travel destination because it usually has four mild seasons with plenty
of sunshine, fresh air, and natural beauty. The annual average high and
low temperatures tend to be 74.7 and 45.7 degrees respectively. The city
of Sedona straddles the county line between Coconino and Yavapai
counties in the northern Verde Valley region of Arizona. As of 2010, the
U.S. census states that the population is a little more than 10,000.
The main attractions bring people from all over the world to experience
the historic natural beauty and rock formations year after year. Sedona
stands as one of our nation's most natural, breathtaking beauties and a
national landmark we should be proud to call one of our own. Atypical of
some "tourist traps", Sedona is full of hospitality, one of the best
traits of one of its founders.
