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Local Attractions

Discover some of the most memorable places to visit around Sedona and the Verde Valley, from historic mining towns and ancient cliff dwellings to art villages, scenic landmarks, museums, and easy day-trip stops. These are great options when you want to explore beyond the trails.

Animal Encounters

Out of Africa

A wildlife park in Camp Verde with safari-style experiences, animal shows, and up-close views of lions, tigers, giraffes, zebras, and more. Great for families and animal lovers.

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Ancient Dwellings

Montezuma Castle National Monument

A preserved cliff dwelling built into a limestone wall, with an easy walking path and a fascinating look at the area’s ancient history.

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Iconic Landmark

Chapel of the Holy Cross

One of Sedona’s most iconic landmarks, built into the red rocks with beautiful views and a peaceful chapel setting.

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Ghost Town

Jerome Historic District

A quirky historic mining town perched on Cleopatra Hill, with shops, galleries, restaurants, ghost-town history, and sweeping Verde Valley views.

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Animal Encounters

Sedona Wolf Sanctuary

A nonprofit wolf sanctuary in the Verde Valley offering by-appointment experiences with rescued wolves. A unique, meaningful stop for animal lovers.

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Ancient Dwellings

Tuzigoot National Monument

A hilltop pueblo site near Clarkdale with Verde Valley views, a small museum, and a short walking route through ancient ruins.

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Ancient Dwellings

Palatki Heritage Site

A protected heritage site with cliff dwellings, pictographs, petroglyphs, and guided tours. Best for guests interested in history and archaeology.

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Park

Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park

A peaceful West Sedona spot with walking paths, red rock views, prayer flags, and a beautiful stupa tucked into the landscape. Great for guests who want a quiet, reflective stop close to town.

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