ABOUT SEDONA Sedona is a picturesque town surrounded by red rock monoliths, located at the mouth of beautiful Oak Creek Canyon.  Towering high above Sedona and its hallmark canyon rises the Mogollon Rim, a 2,000-foot escarpment formed from ancient deposits of limestone, mudstone, and sandstone when the area was the west coast of the still-emerging continent. The awesome rim serves as the southwestern boundary of the vast Colorado Plateau and is home to the largest stand of ponderosa pine trees in the world.  There are 1.8 million acres of national forest with seven precious wilderness areas. For information about Ancient Sedona, please go to www.lovesedona.com, then click on "The History of New Age Sedona", then go to "Sedona as a Sacred Place". Very fasinating!!!

In contrast to all of this rugged natural beauty, Sedona is noted as having some of the most outstanding and inspiring art galleries in the entire southwest.  There is beautiful and amazing metal sculpture all over town.  Sedona is truly blessed with an abundance of talented and creative artists.  Sedona Roadrunner is a free transport service that leaves every 10 minutes to travel between shops, restaurants, and galleries in the Sedona Uptown, Tlaquepaque and Hillside areas.

The diversity of Sedona and the surrounding area is astounding.  There is truly something for everybody! Please go to www.visitsedona.com, www.gatewaytosedona.com, www.lovesedona.com,  www.sedona.net, www.sedonawebcam.com,  and www.sedona.az.us for more information. Recreation The opportunities that await you in Sedona's great outdoors is nearly endless.  Take your pick;  hiking, biking, golf, tennis, birding, rafting, fishing and boating.  There are numerous possibilities for adventure tours and excursions.  Ancient Indian ruins can be explored.  Check out www.redrockcountry.org  and other sites for more recreational activities, maps and parking passes information.