Destinations and Hikes

Hiking South Kaibab Trail to Bright Angel is one of my favorite hikes to date, and honestly, one I can’t wait to do again. It’s one thing to visit the Grand Canyon and take in

Sedona is the kind of place that draws you back, time and time again. I’ve never been much of a repeater when it comes to travel destinations but there’s just something about Sedona that makes

We didn’t have time to hike Doe Mountain Trail on our first trip to Sedona, so we made it a point to return and finally check the hike off our bucket list. While Doe Mountain

Nothing makes a trail more memorable than stumbling upon unexpected hidden gems. We began Fay Canyon Trail with low expectations and left the trail with it at the top of our Sedona must-do hiking list.

If you’re planning a trip to Sedona, chances are you have your sights set on completing the Devils Bridge hike. The bridge is an iconic rock formation and a rite of passage for Sedona first-timers.

Distance: 11.5 miles | Type: Out-and-Back | Time: 6 – 7 hrs |  Level: Hard Wilson Mountain Trail was our favorite hiking adventure in Sedona. It’s the tallest peak in the area and rewards hikers with endless views of Sedona

Distance: 5 miles | Type: Out-and-Back | Time: 3.5 hrs – 5 hrs |  Level: Hard Bear Mountain Trail in Sedona is a challenging hike that leads to panoramic views of red rocks, canyons, buttes, and mountains. The trail is

Distance: 1.2 miles | Type: Out-and-Back | Time: 1 hrs – 2 hrs |  Level: Moderate – Hard Hiking Cathedral Rock Trail in Sedona at sunset needs to be at the top of every hiker’s Arizona bucket list.