based on 7 experiences from female travelers
Lerry
United States
Sedona, what a stunning place. Driving to and from Sedona was scenic. My partner and I stayed in Sedona for a couple of days while as we’re making our way to the Grand Canyon. Hiking trails are everywhere. Even if we came during peak season to see Arizona, Sedona seemed quiet and peaceful. We only saw a few people in the trails and the views are just spectacular.
Posted: August 12, 2024Experienced: November, 2021Yarrow
United States
We stayed in a tiny house in an RV park about 1/2 hour from Sedona. It was my two teen girls and I. We had my car and drove all over to sightsee. We did a 1/2 day hike, shopped in Sedona, and went zip lining. I felt safe 100% of the time.
Posted: July 12, 2024Nakita
Spain
Sedona is EXTREMELY safe. 10,000 peopel it’s truly a resort town and there’s ton of hiking , vortexes to explore, organic cafes, and lots of spas and healing services . It’s pricey as it’s #1 wellness tourism destination in USA and people flock there in summer. Horseridinf 20 mins away in Paige springs. And the resort that I now book all my clients at is Ambiente - for a true lux experience .
Posted: December 20, 2023I went to Sedona for my first week-long trip with car camping with my dog. It seemed to be a very safe place and I saw many other solo travelers. I also met many amazing people there. It changed my perspective on traveling. Additionally, the weather was beautiful.
Posted: September 22, 2023Sedona and the desert in Arizona was a trip that radically changed my life. As a person from the East Coast, I had never seen such a Martian landscape before. Incredible beauty. I really liked the Meteor Crater and Monument Valley. I took part in a tour where we slept in a hogan - a traditional Navajo Indian home, and in the morning we could admire the sunrise in the valley. Truly an amazing place.
Posted: September 20, 2023My most important advice would be: get to the start of the trail as early as possible. Even in January - in the lowest season - before 8:30 (less than an hour after sunrise, and the temperatures were still around 30 degrees), Dry Creek Rd was already lined with cars of people heading to Devil’s Bridge. (The road was parked with cars because the parking lot was already full.)
Posted: November 10, 2022I was in Sedona last year. It was my first solo trip. I highly recommend it. Cathedral Rock, Devil's Bridge, Soldier's Pass are my favorite and easy hiking trails.
Posted: July 4, 2022