The Journal
Trail tips, slow-travel guides, and seasonal stories from the front desk, your guide to exploring Sedona and beyond.
Featured · Sedona
Sedona isn’t Spanish or Native American. It’s a real woman’s name: the true 1902 postal story behind Sedona Schnebly and how the town got its name.
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Eateries
If your leadership team is burned out on ballrooms, bored with PowerPoints, or just plain tired—this is your sign to take your next offsite outside. Sedona, Arizona isn’t just for crystal shops and hiking boots. It’s fast becoming a go-to destination for intimate, creative, and meaningful company retreats. At Arroyo Pinion, an Ascend Collection Hotel, […]
Adventures
Planning a Sedona getaway with your dog? Good news: Sedona isn’t just dog-friendly—it’s dog-welcoming. From scenic trails to outdoor patios, this red rock town rolls out the paw-print carpet for four-legged travelers. But like any destination, there are a few things you’ll want to know before you pack the leash and water bowl. At Arroyo […]
About the journal
Roughly twice a month, sometimes more during peak hiking seasons (spring, fall) when there's more to share.
Yes, every guide is written by someone on our team who lives, hikes, and eats in Sedona. No travel-blog filler. If a trail is in here, we've actually walked it this year.
Please do, message the front desk with what you'd like to know. We're always looking for new angles, especially seasonal ones.
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Reading inspires; staying transforms
All these trails and stories are minutes from your room. Stay at Arroyo Pinion, an Ascend Collection Hotel and live them in person.
