Activities in Sedona + The Grand Canyon

Rent a Specialized Rockhopper.

The ski mountain boasts the largest vertical ski drop in Arizona (2,300 feet).

attempt the challenging, nine-mile round-trip Humphreys Peak Trail in Coconino National Forest, which ascends to 12,633 feet from the Arizona Snowbowl

Located in the upscale shopping center of Hillside Sedona, the El Prado Gallery is surrounded by fountains and ponds, rock furniture, and kinetic scul

For some easy rambles through forested hills on the outskirts of town, grab a map of the Flagstaff Urban Trails System (FUTS) from the city visitor ce

Geological history, dramatically summed up in one 5,500-foot-deep abyss.

Take the scenic evening train journey from Williams, AZ, north to the Grand Canyon on the vintage, 50s-era stainless-steel cars. Book seats in a Parlo

See the prehistoric Anasazi ruins.

Rent a four-wheel-drive and take an afternoon drive into the backcountry to see the spectacular red rock formations at “the magic hour.”

The otherworldly Meteor Crater just east of Flagstaff is one of the best-preserved meteorite crash sites on earth (NASA astronauts have trained there

The Mii Amo Spa offers spa "journeys" of three, four, and seven nights. The resort comprises 16 rose-colored, adobe casitas surrounded by twisting cot

Catch some live music and people-watching at the divey, always buzzing hotel bar.

The museum houses a vast collection of artifacts and artworks from native peoples of the Colorado Plateau. Don’t miss the fascinating skeleton of the

Hike or ride through scenic Oak Creek Canyon, where you’ll be surrounded by dramatic red rock formations and lush forest.

Stop into this National Historic Landmark within the park that now houses a museum and bookshop for topographical maps.

Drive the park’s 28-mile Painted Desert Scenic Drive, stopping for short hikes and photo ops along the way. Don’t miss the ruins of the 100-room, circ

For information about the Tonto National Forest, visit the Pleasant Valley Ranger Station. They have brochures about trails and local fauna and flora.

Tip a few of the award-winning microbrews.

Snag self-guided walking-tour info for the city's historic places.

Some 450 miles of hiking trails snake through the pristine Prescott National Forest. If you choose the Granite Mountain Trail, a five-mile round-trip

Spend the afternoon fishing before grilling your catch at the on-site picnic area.

The company runs 1.5-hour flights—and promises both peaceful landings and a celebratory post-flight picnic.

The museum is dedicated to Central Arizona pioneer history and Native American artifacts.

Picnic and swim in scenic Oak Creek Canyon at Slide Rock State Park. Gun down a thrilling, all-natural 50-foot-long waterslide carved into the Oak Cre