Things to Do in Sedona
Red rock hikes to Cathedral Rock and Devil’s Bridge, the natural water slide at Slide Rock, jeep tours and sunrise balloon flights. Each guide covers hours, admission, time needed and RV parking.
Sedona, Arizona · Things to do
Guides
6 guides
Hours, fees & tips
Free to visit
1 of 6
Admission is on each guide
Elevation
4,350 ft
Around the area
Best time
Mar–May
Also Sep–Nov
Updated October 31, 2026 · Each guide covers hours, admission and RV parking
What to do
Things to do in Sedona
Each guide covers hours, admission, time needed, RV parking and what’s nearby.
Cathedral Rock
A short, steep scramble up bare red sandstone to a saddle between Cathedral Rock’s spires, with some of Sedona’s biggest views for just over a mile of hiking.
Chapel of the Holy Cross
A 1956 chapel built right into the red rock buttes, with a 90-foot cross framing the view.
Devil’s Bridge Trail
Hike to the largest natural sandstone arch around Sedona and, if you have the nerve, walk across its 50-foot-high span for the most famous photo in Red Rock Country.
Northern Light Balloon Expeditions
Drift over Sedona’s red rocks at sunrise with a family-run balloon company that has flown here since 1974, then toast the landing with champagne.
Pink Jeep Tours
Ride the Broken Arrow trail, billed as America’s first Jeep tour, or climb Schnebly Hill Road in a custom pink Wrangler, with a local guide doing the driving.
Slide Rock State Park
Slide down an 80-foot natural chute in Oak Creek, wade the cold pools below red canyon walls, and stroll a 1912 apple homestead on paved paths.
Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by giving their work a look. Photos: Cathedral Rock: Nikolai Gates Vetr on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0); Chapel of the Holy Cross: Bernard Spragg on Wikimedia Commons (CC0); Devil’s Bridge Trail: davidpinter on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0); Northern Light Balloon Expeditions: Coconino NF Photography on Wikimedia Commons (CC0); Pink Jeep Tours: Seasider53 on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0); Slide Rock State Park: Don Graham on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0). The header photo is the Cathedral Rock card image.
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