It’s that time again- Sedona moments are coming in from readers of our monthly newsletter and we wanted to share them with you. If you would like to receive our newsletter please click here to sign up. We’re always giving Sedona tidbits, travel information and great deals for your next visit.
Elsie from Connecticut sent us this: “When my son decided to go to college in Arizona, I immediately was on board. Although, nearly 3,000 miles away, I knew he would be happy there. I also was hoping that I would be able to enjoy Arizona. My first time to do this was this past summer. His college is in Prescott, and we decided to drive from there to Sedona one beautiful summer afternoon. We both discovered that Sedona is everything that we had read about and more. But, what inspired me was a slight off-road trip that we took that afternoon. On the way home, we decided to follow a road that led up. We were not really sure where it was going, or how far it would take us, but, for at least thirty minutes we followed it. When we arrived at the top, (or at least as far as we were going to go) we were able to look over the landscape of Sedona (from a different perspective) Yes; the colors of Sedona are beautiful, and inspiring. And, indeed, we did see that. But, we were able to look at all that splendor in a calm and relaxing manner. I am planning another trip out to visit my son in the spring of 2010. What a wonderful chance to win something that would help us to explore Sedona again.”
Carol from Pennsylvania shared a special moment with us: “My Sedona moment is whenever I reach city limits and see the spectacular red rocks. The first time I drove into Sedona was a few days after my daughter had been killed in Phoenix. I was visiting from Pennsylvania, and wanted to see just what she thought was so special about those rocks. It hit me as soon as I saw them, and has every time since. The beauty and peace that I find every time I drive in is beyond words.”
We truly appreciate everyone sharing their Sedona moments and we do look forward to reading more of them. For all of the latest Sedona information please visit our website at www.VisitSedona.com.





Fall into the arts as the red rocks of Sedona will once again provide the backdrop for the award-winning Sedona Arts Festival taking place on October 10th & 11th, The Festival will showcase over 150 world-class artists and craft persons, continuous live musical entertainment, great food, an extraordinary raffle, the interactive KidZone and as a very special feature this year – the Tony Curtis Art Tent. Yes, THAT Tony Curtis!
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The 70-acre resort, in a vivid region that was and is home to Native American tribes such as the Hopi, Yavapai, Apache and Navajo who have long considered the place to be a source of spiritual inspiration, is designed to honor this special setting and evoke the ancient cliff dwellings that were once home to the canyon’s indigenous people. Guests select from 220 private, one-story adobe-style casitas with Southwestern-style décor and panoramic views of rock formations and pine forests as their area base camp. A centrally located clubhouse contains two restaurants, a gift shop and concierge desk, and a rooftop deck provides an ideal vantage point for viewing the countless stars in Arizona’s clear night sky.