We recommend that you spend at least THREE NIGHTS OR MORE
with us at Canyon Villa bed and breakfast in Sedona! You won't regret
it! There is so much to see and do in addition to just taking a day
to relax....
Guests spending just a night or two with us comment almost daily on
how they wish that had planned to stay at least an extra day or two.
Sedona is the perfect place from which to base tours of the
area and other attractions in northern Arizona including the Grand
Canyon.
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- Visit Tlaquepaque, a cleverly built arts and crafts village
with wonderful galleries, shops and restaurants.
- Visit airport mesa or Red Rock Crossing at sunset.
- Visit Jerome and see Montezuma's Castle and Tuzigoot National
Monument on the way.
- Take a break and get a massage.
- Take a hike in Boynton Canyon, lunch at Enchantment Resort
and
visit Palatki Ruins.
- Visit Red Rock State Park
- Play Golf or Tennis at nearby facilities.
- Drive yourself, take a guided coach tour or ride the Grand
Canyon Railroad on a day trip to the Grand Canyon. Visit the I-Max
Theater while you're there.
- Soak up the Arizona sun at the pool at Canyon Villa.
- Visit Walnut Canyon, Sunset Crater, the Museum of Northern
Arizona or Lowell Observatory.
- Take your afternoon hors d'oeuvres to your patio or deck at
Canyon Villa and watch the effect the setting sun has on the red
rock formations.
- Drive north through Oak Creek Canyon, stopping at Slide Rock
State Park and/or hike the Westfork Trail.
- Take a few hours to enjoy a great book in the reading garden
or by the pool at Canyon Villa.
- Take a picnic lunch on a leisurely hike or enjoy it by Oak
Creek.
- Visit the Sedona SuperVue theater within one mile of Canyon
Villa for in depth information about the Sedona area.
- Shop for mementos of your vacation in Tlaquepaque, the Hillside
Shops or the "Uptown" area.
- Take a whirlpool bath or a refreshing dip in the pool at Canyon
Villa.
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Sedona.net |
One of our favorite directories for Sedona activities and events.
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Sedona Chamber of Commerce
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More information about Sedona businesses and things to do. |
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Southwest Outside |
Our preferred private guide for Red Rock tours, hiking, and outdoor
education.
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A Day in the West |
Off-road jeep tours since the 1940s— a true western experience.
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Great Venture Tours
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Round trip day tours of the Grand Canyon in luxury. |
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Sedona
Trolley Tours |
A great way to get a feel for the greater Sedona area. |
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Verde Canyon
Railroad |
Verde Canyon's Historic and scenic Railroad Railroad. |
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Grand
Canyon
Railway |
A classic railroad serving the Grand Canyon since 1901. |
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Sedona's New Day Spa |
Massages, Facials, Body Treatments, Spa Services. |
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Bodywork by
Su Peterson
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LaStone and CranioSacral Therapy, Myofascial Release, and Swedish
Massage.
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AfterGlow
of Sedona
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Professional Therapies and Products for Body, Mind, and Spirit.
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Healing Hands
Massage Therapy
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Swedish and Deep Tissue Massage, Reike and
Energy Healing.
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Diamond Ranch
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Trail Rides, Cowboy Cookouts, Cattle Drives on a working ranch.
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Sedona
Golf Resort |
18 Hole Public Course with a Four-Star Rating.
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The Oak Creek
Country Club |
18 Hole Semi-Private Course designed by Trent Jones.
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Bike
and Bean
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Just a red stone's throw away from the trail head AND Canyon Villa
Inn!
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Andrea Smith
Gallery |
Sculpture, Sacred Art, Jewelry, and Gifts. |
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Eclectic Image
Gallery of Sedona |
Graphic Art Images. |
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Erickson Studio
Gallery |
Southwest Paintings of Sedona. |
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Exposures Int'l
Gallery of Fine Art |
Largest fine art gallery in Arizona. |
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Thomas Kinkade
Gallery of Sedona |
A Thomas Kinkade Signature Gallery for Northern Arizona. |
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Mountain
Trails
Galleries |
Bronze sculptures, painting, and graphics from 27 artists. |
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Sedona
Arts
Center Gallery |
A non-profit organization of Sedona Art lovers founded in 1958. |
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Tlaquepaque
Arts
and Crafts Village
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A Sedona landmark with exceptional galleries, shops, and restaurants. |
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Hillside
Shops
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Thirty specialty store combining art, food, and scenic Red Rock views.
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Coconino National
Forest (Red Rock
District) |
Read all about the Coconino National Forest. |
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Friends of the
Forest Sedona |
Helping protect the national forest in Sedona. |
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Red Rock State
Park of Sedona |
Hike along Oak Creek and tour the Natural History Museum. |
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Slide Rock State Park -
Oak Creek Canyon |
A natural rock waterslide surrounded by breathtaking scenery. |
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Other State Parks
of Northern AZ |
Links to additional State Parks through Northern Arizona. |
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Montezuma's Castle
National Monument |
One of the best preserved cliff dwellings in North America. |
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Montezuma's Well
National Monument |
Oasis-like home of prehistoric Hohokam and Sinaguan cultures. |
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Palatki Ruins -
Coconino National Forest |
See 6000 years of Arizona rock art. |
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Grand Canyon
National Park
(Home Page) |
National Park Service official Grand Canyon site.
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Wupatki
National
Monument |
800 year red rock pueblo. |
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Sunset
Crater Volcano
National Monument |
900 year-old Volcanic crater. |
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Walnut Creek
National Monument |
60 million year old creek-bed and canyon with 3600 yrs of human habitation. |
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Tuzigoot
National
Monument |
Sinaguan pueblo 110 room ruin from 1100 A.D. |
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Red
Rock Pass
Program |
All you need to know about this important
conservation tool. |
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Lowell
Observatory -
Flagstaff |
The telescope that discovered the planet Pluto. |
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Museum of Northern
Arizona |
Learn about the lands and people of the
Colorado Plateau. |
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Chapel of the
Holy Cross |
A Frank Lloyd Wright inspired Catholic monument. |
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Heritage Park Zoo |
55-acre zoo in beautiful Prescott, Arizona, with over 15o animals.
See Sedona native creatures close up. |
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our Sample Itinerary - up to 5 days! |
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