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Rock formation
Bell Rock
A red sandstone bell-shaped rock beside State Route 179, south of Sedona, with short flat loops around it and more demanding climbs on the slopes.
Arizona · the United States
Sedona
In the destination Phoenix and Sedona (United States) — Phoenix; Scottsdale; Sedona.
In the photo: Sedona Avenue and its red cliffs
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
What to expect from Sedona.
City in north-central Arizona, set among red sandstone formations at the mouth of Oak Creek Canyon. There are trails to Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock and Devil's Bridge, the Chapel of the Holy Cross carved into the rock, and Slide Rock State Park, with natural water slides in the creek. The downtown area has galleries and shops.
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The local experience
What to see in Sedona
Rock formation
Cathedral Rock
Red sandstone formation with towers that evoke a cathedral, south of Sedona by Oak Creek, featuring a short steep trail to a saddle between the towers.
Church
Chapel of the Holy Cross
A concrete Catholic chapel wedged between two red rocks south of Sedona, with a large cross on the façade and a glass window facing the valley. It was completed in 1956.
State park
Slide Rock State Park
A state park in the Oak Creek canyon north of Sedona, with a natural stone slide in the creek, swimming pools, and a historic apple orchard.