Sedona, AZ is a beautiful city located in the heart of Arizona's red rock country. It is known for its vibrant art scene, stunning natural beauty, and incredible outdoor activities. Sedona offers a variety of attractions such as hiking trails, scenic drives, mountain biking trails, national monuments, and shopping areas. Visitors can also enjoy sightseeing, hot air balloon rides, horseback riding tours, and rock climbing. The city also features a variety of restaurants with offerings ranging from Mexican to Italian cuisine.
The reviews for Sedona are overwhelmingly positive. People love the stunning landscape views that are dotted with buttes and mesas while visiting this popular tourist destination. Many appreciate the wide range of activities available to do in the area from outdoor adventures to shopping sprees. The artsy vibe of the city draws many people as well; with its various galleries and unique shops throughout town it's easy to find something interesting to purchase or admire. Overall visitors find their experience in Sedona enjoyable and memorable due to its combination of natural beauty and cultural attractions.
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Air pollution - 4/12/2018
The air pollution in Sedona is much worse than you’d think. Beware of this before you bring your kids or parents for some “healthy” outdoor
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life in paradise - 6/24/2017
There is a popular saying that goes, God created the Grand Canyon, but he chose to live in Sedona. Sedona is two communities, Sedona and the Village of Oak Creek. Between the two, a distance of approx. 5 miles is the famous Red Rock Senic drive. the "action" side of the two communities is Sedona, while the Village is more of a bedroom community. Macy's and Trader Joes are an hour and fifteen minutes away. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder as we know. However, as you drive through this expansive country there is beauty every where. We have found a lot of varied housing opportunities. Real estate taxes and sales taxes are very acceptable. Shopping at the supermarkets ie, Whole Foods, Kroger etc is competitive on Senior's day. should some one be considering a move to the area be aggressive in selecting a really professional realtor, no friends of friends. There is a never ending supply of things to do in this end of the state. Volunteers are in great demand, on the other hand "kicking
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Sedona Is A Magical Red Rock Wonderland - 6/12/2017
My wife and I bought a second home in 2003 and retired here from SoCal in 2007. We have seen many changes over the years. The area is a magnet for visitors. The majesty of the red rocks and the weather and small town atmosphere is what brought us here. Our weather is some of the best the world has to offer on a year round basis. We get all 4 seasons but the temps are mild in comparison to other areas. See weather stats at Sedona-Weather.com. We have a robust Spring visitor season in part because of Cactus League Baseball. During summer Phoenix Metro residents visit to get out of the heat. Our temps are 15º cooler. Traffic is not as bad during these seasons as it may seem because everything is very close by. A rare bottleneck might add 5 to 10 minutes to a commute. Most services are within 5 minutes of our home in West Sedona. In my opinion, there is no better place to live! If you want to learn about Sedona from a local perspective visit Ricks World Sedona....just google
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shopping - 4/10/2014
Everyday shopping is 20 miles away in Cottonwood.
Art, novelty and tourist items are on every corner. The roads are narrow and parking is limited. It can take up to 20 minutes to drive 5
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Living in Sedona - 1/12/2014
We moved to Florida from Flagstaff in 1988. Now that we are ready to live our dream, we will be headed to Sedona. Having lived here in Florida for close to 30 years, we are so excited about our relocation to Az., and primarily to Sedona that getting things lined up for us has been much easier than we thought. Probably because we have spent most of our adult lives saying how much we want to "retire" in Sedona! Small & quaint, is our desire. Just can't wait to get started. The reviews we read just excite us more. So, so long South
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It is SMALL.. But that is part of the charm... - 8/29/2012
We have been vacationing in Sedona for 25 years and have rented houses there for long periods of time. I generally agree with Erikas excellent post. The town is small and you frequently need to leave the immediate area to get things. For example the Costco is in Prescott which is a day trip. Any major mall or dept atore shopping basically is a day trip too. BUT..... The town has a SUPER organic food supermarket as good as any in NY or California (New Frontiers) and there are several small strip malls with typical stores. I diasagree with Erika strongly on the restaurants though which are generally good... And there are several excellent ones.. Check Trip Advisor or Zagats. Look, Sedona is SMALL so you are not going to have the convienience of a much larger community. BUT as a result you are much closer then to the natural beauty of the area because its not built up. Sedona is a great 2nd or 3rd house community. Locals who have the money almost always have second homes (summer homes
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Where beauty lies - 11/25/2011
A great place to visit, hike and take in the views. Please read on if you plan to relocate here. I love it. Every place has pros and cons which are different for each person.
I have lived in the Verde Valley for a year and a half. I am originally from New York State, I spent 16 years in Chicago, lived in NW MI, and many other varieties of lifestyles in cities and the country. I feel as if I have met and seen it all. We lived in West Sedona, and Cornville, so I have had the town life and the high desert country lifestyle in this area.
The residents in Sedona tend to be older. The ethnic diversity is dominantly Caucasian and Hispanic. The lifestyle for most people revolve around spirituality and strong beliefs in whatever can be praised in this world. When I say whatever I mean anything goes.
For the most part, fashion, makeup and hair styles are left up to the tourists. There are many salons and spas, but nothing most would consider trendy. If you want a
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Nice place for vacation! - 6/23/2011
I was only here for a vacation but did find the hills and natural beauty very restorative and rejuvenating. My friend and I went for a 2 hour hike(the Airport Loop) in the hills and I felt like I had reconnected w/ a part of me that was lost. The air was so fresh and clear and the night sky was stunning! I was so relaxed during our hike that I took off my shorts and hiked in my undies b/c the air was so refreshing...then my friend did the same thing. We have the best memories of Sedona and hope to return next
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Relocating - 4/6/2011
I am trying to relocated to Sedona AZ, I've never been there it's just calling me and I feel the need to get there this summer.I am trying to find a place where I'm close to shopping and everything. Could anyone tell about some great places to live out
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