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Park · Trails
Red Rock State Park
A quieter way to experience Sedona, meandering creekside trails, ranger talks, and Oak Creek views.
Sedona & Beyond
From cathedral spires to creekside meditations, every corner of Sedona is within easy reach. Here's where to start, curated by the people who live here.
Iconic Sedona
Six of Sedona's most loved spots, vortex sites, an arts village, a peace park, and a heritage museum. Every one of them an easy drive from our front door.
Park · Trails
A quieter way to experience Sedona, meandering creekside trails, ranger talks, and Oak Creek views.
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Hike · Vortex
One of Sedona's most spiritual hikes. Vortex energy, cathedral red walls, and rare quiet on weekday mornings.
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Lookout · Vortex
Sunset's address. A short walk to a 360° view of the entire valley, and one of the easiest vortex sites to reach.
Village · Arts
Galleries, fountains, sycamore shade. Sedona's most enchanting square, best paired with a long lunch.
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Meditative
A walking meditation through prayer flags and desert juniper. Five minutes from us. Free, quiet, and often empty.
Museum · Historic
A small, lovingly curated museum on the historic Jordan ranch. Pioneer history, apple orchards, and a quiet hour well spent.
Trails & nature
A shortlist for travelers who want red-rock views without spending a whole day on the trail.
Mostly flat, well-marked, and good for kids and dogs. The classic introduction.
Short but steep. The last scramble rewards you with one of Sedona's iconic views.
Creekside meanders along Oak Creek, shade, water, and very few other hikers.
The longer, quieter approach. Avoid the parking-lot crowds and save your suspension.
Beyond the trail
For the in-between hours, the soft adventures that often become the best part of the trip.
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The iconic open-air ride through Broken Arrow. Steep, scenic, and an instant story. We can book it for you.
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A pre-dawn coffee, a 4 AM lift-off, and an hour above Sedona. Splurge, you won't regret it.
A two-hour walk with a local guide, meditative, geological, and surprisingly grounding.
Sedona is an official International Dark-Sky Community. Borrow a star map from the front desk or join a guided tour.
Bring a towel. Slide Rock State Park in summer is the closest thing Arizona has to a swimming hole.
A half-day among Verde Valley vineyards and Sedona ceramics studios. Slow art, slow wine.
Dining
The unfussy and the special-occasion, vetted by the front desk.
Creekside, dog-friendly, and the best avocado toast in the canyon. A short drive up 89A.
Patio with red-rock views, a thoughtful wine list, and a chef who treats steak as a quiet art form.
Where every trail morning should begin. Their lemon-glazed cake donut is non-negotiable.
Reservations required, worth the wait. Smoked chicken enchiladas, table-side guac, and a back patio at dusk.
Wood-fired pizza, big salads, and the kind of red wine you order a second of. Lisa Dahl's casual room.
Vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free done thoughtfully. Garden patio. A favorite of our wellness guests.
Shopping & galleries
Locally owned, often handmade, and the opposite of a souvenir aisle.
A Spanish-colonial arts village with 40+ galleries, jewelers, and studios. Plan two hours, bring cash, leave heavier.
Smaller, quieter, and home to some of Sedona's best Native American art galleries.
For the spiritually curious, ethically sourced crystals, books, and a tarot reader most afternoons.
Why Arroyo
There are bigger resorts in Sedona. There are flashier hotels. There aren't many places that pair a wellness suite, a heated pool, a pet-friendly room policy, and West Sedona quiet, at a rate that doesn't require a justification.
Just far enough from Uptown to skip the traffic. Just close enough to walk to coffee.
Red light, salt room, infrared mat, a recovery stack you'd usually drive across town for.
Not just allowed, welcomed. Bowls, beds, trail map, and our Paws & Peace add-on.
Lit at dusk every night. S'mores kits on request. The Milky Way most evenings.
Tucked off 89A, surrounded by juniper and red rock. The pool is rarely full. The patio is yours.
We live here. Ask us anything, trails, reservations, the view at sunset on a Tuesday.
Concierge
Half-day, full day, sunrise on a vortex, dinner with a view, whatever the trip looks like in your head, we can help build it before you arrive. Reservations, transportation, trail-pairings, the lot.
Stay closer to all of it
A boutique hotel in West Sedona, minutes from the trails you came for and the quiet you didn't know you needed.