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We’ll admit it: fall might be our favorite time of year in Sedona. There’s something about October and November in Northern Arizona that’s hard to beat. The intense heat of summer has faded, mornings are crisp, hiking weather is nearly perfect, and evenings are finally cool enough to make a hot tub, fire pit, or glass of local wine outside feel really good. And then there are the colors. Sedona may be famous for its red rocks, but fall brings another layer entirely. Cottonwoods turn brilliant...

Skip the crowds at Devil's Bridge with this local tip. Learn how a high-clearance 4WD vehicle can get you closer to the trailhead, plus hiking tips for one of Sedona's most popular adventures.

If you've been thinking about visiting Sedona this summer or fall, there's good news, many of the area's popular hiking trails are reopening following the Pocket Fire. As conditions continue to improve, Sedona is once again welcoming visitors eager to experience its iconic red rock landscapes, world-class hiking, local wineries, and unforgettable sunsets. While some areas may still have temporary closures or restrictions, much of what makes Sedona so special is ready to be explored again....