Sedona cheat sheet
Clueless about what to see and do in Sedona? Designed for the "just-give-me-the-facts" traveler, here's our concise guide to what we think is the best of town and its famous red rock country.

About Sedona
Sedona is one of Arizona's top tourism and recreation centers. Competing with the Grand Canyon in magnificence, Sedona is one of the most beautiful places in the state - and one of the most photographed.

Sedona sightseeing
The trick to touring Sedona is to savor each stop. Don't rush from place to place like a tourist checking European monuments off a list. If time doesn't allow enough time to see everything, start planning your next visit.
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Sedona's great outdoors
Whether you want to be huffing and puffing when you reach the top or would rather enjoy a leisurely stroll on virtually flat ground, there's no shortage of picturesque trails in Red Rock Country.

Sedona lodging
Sedona draws 4 million visitors a year, but the place at the heart of many visitors' summer memories has little to do with the tourist attraction called Sedona. It all about where they lodged.

Sedona dining
Sedona has finally into its own in term of excellent restaurants. And contrary to the red rock community's health-crazed image, it's as easy to find foie gras and French wine as vegan stir-fries and green tea.

Sedona after dark
OK, we'll come clean: The best Sedona nightlife for the party crowd (especially those under 30) is probably 30 minutes away in Flagstaff. That said, it's getting easier to find good bars and restaurants with live music in Sedona.

Sedona's art scene
Sedona is home to over 200 artists of every medium and aesthetic bent. It is an art community of ruggedly individualistic expression, from cutting-edge contemporary to visionary, Native American to modern realism.