If you’ve spent any time in Sedona, you’ve seen Cathedral Rock, with its red spires rising from the desert like a natural cathedral. On a clear April morning with mid-70s temps and a light breeze, we decided to tackle this short but challenging trail. The climb was steeper than expected, but the views from the…
We thought Fay Canyon would be an easy, end-of-the-day hike — a quiet walk in the woods before heading back to the van. After a long morning on the trails, we were looking for something light and shaded. What we didn’t expect was that this short hike would deliver two of our favorite Sedona discoveries:…
Our first hike in Sedona was the Jordan to Soldier Pass Loop — and it couldn’t have been a better introduction. The moment we stepped out of Alice (our Sprinter van) and looked up at those red cliffs glowing in the morning light, we knew we were in for something special. We started from the…
An early start changes everything on this trail. The desert is quiet, the air is cool, and the red cliffs around Sedona begin to glow as the sun clears the horizon. Hiking to Devil’s Bridge at sunrise feels less like chasing a photo and more like watching the landscape wake up. This guide covers the…
