Sedona Editor Picks

Individual pueblo-style casitas at the mouth of the Boynton Canyon have outdoor decks and complimentary high-speed internet. Fine restaurants and the world-class, 24,000-square-foot Mii amo Destination Spa complete the experience.

In the shadows of Sedona’s Red Rock country sits one of Arizona’s loveliest and most romantic accommodations. Rustic creekside cottages front a main lodge reminiscent of a French countryside retreat, and the 56 lodging options range from cozy bungalow to an entire house. Situated within walking distance of uptown Sedona, the stellar staff at L’Auberge will even set up a personalized vacation itinerary to satisfy you and your partner's every need. Guests dine on remarkable French-inspired cuisine at the hotel's award-winning restaurant, complimented by an extensive wine list – the scenic views from your dinner table will be just as memorable as your meal.

Easy trails lead to Sinagua cliff dwellings dating from about 1150 A.D., and rocky alcoves with 6,000-year-old petroglyphs. Advance reservations and Red Rock Pass required.

This championship course (mid-range slope rating: 120) winds around stunning red rocks. The 1st and 18th holes showcase the remains of a handmade rock wall from Sedona's original homestead.

Explore the area's unspoiled back-country via jeep tour – Pink Jeep offers the best outings with stops at ancient ruins, rock art sites, and coyote canyons.

Come for 180-degree Boynton Canyon views and a rotating meat-, fish-, and chili-heavy American...more

Browsing the Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts village? While you’re at it, nab an outdoor...more