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Sedona: vortexes, ruins, and hikes

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May 31, 2008
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Exploring Sedona for People Who Like to Walk
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1. Sedona Hikes
http://www.byways.org/explore/byways/11290/itinerary/58368
Hiking in Sedona is, for the most part, for active healthy adults and children. Take a backback with plenty of water and wear a hat suitable for protection from the sun. Sunscreen is also a must. Do not forget the camera; the scenery is absolutely breathtaking!
2. Red Rock State Park
Red Rock State Park, Sedona, Arizona
Make sure to buy a red Rock Pass and get a good map so as not to miss anything. Bell Rock is an easy hike, as are Cathedral Rock and Airport Mesa. Boynton Canyon is a bit longer; these are the four major "vortexes" or "vortices," and it's fun to try to experience vortex energy!
3. Oak Creek Canyon
Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona, Arizona
Slide Rock is fun, but it's often very crowded; a fun alternative it the West Fork Hike. Pack a lunch, wear a swim suit under your hiking shorts, and be prepared to ford the creek many times! You can get wet in a few spots, hence the swimsuit.
4. Jerome
Jerome, Arizona
Jerome is a small town perched precariously on the side of a mountain. It makes for a great side trip from Sedona. A small winery, some nifty reasonably priced eateries, and lots of small shops are easy to walk to, and the view is amazing.
5. Tuzigoot National Monument
Tuzigoot National Monument, Clarkdale, Arizona
If you're into ruins, it's a must. Stop here on the way to Jerome.
6. Montezuma Castle National Monument
Montezuma Castle National Monument, Camp Verde, Arizona
This a good side trip for anyone who likes ruins and history.
7. Verde Canyon Railroad
Verde Canyon Railroad, Clarkdale, Arizona
Perfect for all ages. Book the car with the complimentary drinks and hors d'oevres: the seats are much more comfortable and you'd end up paying for food and drinks anyway on the crowded less expensive cars.
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