Sedona…what can we say. It’s a place like no other. Magical rock formations and mystical vortexes, Sedona is truly one of a kind. Along the main strip there are plenty of shops, restaurants, and Sedona Brewery to check out and take a break when you’re not hiking Devil’s Bridge, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and the many other trails. If hiking and being one with nature is what you’re looking for, Sedona is your place.
Sedona had been on our list of places to for awhile. We finally had the time and decided to make a mini road trip out of it after flying from Corpus Christi to Phoenix. Our trip started with driving to Palm Springs, California to spend a day there then a day in Joshua Tree National Park. Then we made our way over to Sedona. We decided to stay at the Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock, which was really nice. At the time that we went, which was the end of January, there was not many people there. So it was nice to have only a handful of other guests there. Our first night there we went into town and explored the main strip a bit before meeting some friends for dinner at the Cowboy Club Grille & Spirits.
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