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Take a Spring Break in Sedona

Sedona is a destination that captures your heart in any season, but spring is extra special with Sedona in bloom! The high desert landscapes erupt with striking cacti and colorful wildflowers, wildlife sightings are abundant, and you can get outdoors in nature, without the summer heat. Spring is characterized by warm temperatures with average highs in the low 80s and cooler 50-degree temps in the early mornings and evenings – perfect for outdoor exploration, cozy fireside chats, and the relaxation, restoration, and warm hospitality that is synonymous with Sedona.

Spring is one of the best times to visit the charming town of Sedona but don’t take our word for it, come and see for yourself!
 

Hit the Trails

Sedona is world-famous for its incredible network of trails! Whether you’re after a casual hike or a full-day adventure, there are endless trails to get outdoors with hiking and mountain biking routes for beginners and adrenaline junkies, all easily accessible from Sedona’s unique neighborhoods! Explore rust-colored trails lined with cliffside caves, sandstone spires, babbling streams, sacred pools, famous vortex sites, and fields of dazzling spring wildflowers and giant blooming Cottonwoods. Horseriding on your Sedona bucket list? Check out our Guide to Horseriding Tours in Sedona.      

 

Venture Off-Road

Off-roading is a wonderful way to explore the desert landscapes and red rock scenery of Sedona. If you’re comfortable tackling the big steep climbs, gnarly descents, and rugged terrain of Sedona’s 4WD roads alone, ATV rentals are readily available in town – or book an off-road Sedona jeep tour with a local guide geared to show you the best of Sedona’s iconic red rock landscapes.

 

Paddle the Verde River

The wild and scenic Verde River flows for 190+ miles through Central Arizona and is the ultimate high desert oasis for outdoor recreation. Plan a family tubing adventure on the flatwater, a wild whitewater rafting on the rapids, or combine two Verde Valley attractions on the world-famous Water to Wine Tour from Alcantara Vineyards. For skilled watermen, there are several river access points along the Verde River Paddle Trail to go it alone!  

 

Take A Dip in Oak Creek

The best swimming holes in Arizona are right here in Sedona! Situated on a historic apple orchard on Oak Creek, Slide Rock State Park is ranked by Travel Channel as one of “America’s Top 10 Swimming Holes” with a world-famous 80-foot natural slippery slide and plenty of swimming holes to take a refreshing spring dip. Slide Rock State Park is open from 8 AM to 6 PM with a park entrance fee of $20 in the spring season. Remember to bring along your walking shoes for a hike and a rod for great trout fishing!

 

Book a Tee Time

Book a tee time to swing your golf clubs in the stunning setting of Sedona this spring! Whether you’re a novice or a pro golfer, Sedona has world-class championship courses that cater to every level with dramatic red rock backdrops that make it hard to keep your eye on the ball! Start planning your stay and master your golf swing this spring with our “Golfers Guide to Sedona”.

 

Soar over Sedona

Take your Sedona spring sightseeing experience to the next level on an aerial tour of Sedona, the magnificent Verde Valley, or even a bucket-list helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon! Embark on a doors-off or doors-on helicopter tour above the ancient cliff dwellings, red rock canyons, national forests, and towering spires of Sedona, or let Mother Nature lead the way on a hot air balloon floating through the Sedona skies. Sedona is simply spectacular from the sky!  

 

Go Gallery Hopping

Sedona has a booming arts and cultural scene and is one of the most well-known and loved arts destinations in the southwest! Art lovers and creatives are welcomed with over 80 galleries and art shops for gallery hopping, public artwork around town, spring arts & crafts shows in Oak Creek, and 1st Friday at the Galleries art walk (5 PM to 8 PM) year-round. The breathtaking landscapes of Sedona are a true work of art in themselves and attract artists, filmmakers, and photographers from across the globe.

 

Head Back Into History

Sedona has a rich and fascinating history with archaeological evidence of human history dating back 10,000 years. From the ancient pueblos of the first Native American settlers to Sedona’s iconic movie-making era, the cultural history of Sedona is still evident around town today. Explore the well-preserved Native American heritage sights, stroll the streets of film stars, or take a self-guided tour on Sedona’s Walk Through Time.

 

Drive to the Grand Canyon

The south rim of the Grand Canyon is only 2-hours from Sedona! In springtime, the canyon flowers and cacti are in beautiful bloom, baby wildlife breathe life into the desert landscapes, and the heat and crowds of summer have not yet arrived. Take a guided Grand Canyon tour from Sedona, or pack up the kids, pick the perfect playlist, and take a road trip on Oak Creek Canyon Scenic Drive (SR 89A)  to Flagstaff and onto the splendor of the Grand Canyon.

 

Dine Alfresco Under the Stars

Take in the red rock views, magical desert sunsets, and star-studded night skies with an alfresco meal on a heated outdoor patio in Sedona. Sedona’s diverse dining scene covers everything from cowboy barbeque and burgers to vineyard restaurants and fancy fine dining with the warm glow of a firepit for cooler spring nights. Some of the best dining views in Sedona are found in our collection of beautifully appointed Sedona vacation homes – we’ll even arrange a private local chef!  

 

Spring Festivals in Sedona

Plan your spring break to Sedona around an exciting spring schedule of festivals, events, and markets in Sedona and the historic towns in the Verde Valley. From outdoor activity events and scenic train rides through the vibrant Verde Canyon to arts, culture, and wine festivals, here’s a guide to what’s happening this spring in Sedona.
  

Take A Break with Foothills Vacation Rentals

Imagine waking up to breathtaking red rock views, spending your days exploring the town and trails, and unwinding in the evenings in your own private oasis with patios and firepits, private pools and spas, and all the essentials, amenities, and home comforts to take a complete break in Sedona this spring! Your pooch is welcome too!  Take a click through our collection of Sedona vacation rentals online or call our team of vacation specialists at (928) 282-2864 to help you hand-pick the perfect place to spend spring break in Sedona, AZ.   



 

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