Where should I stop between Phoenix and Sedona?

5 Can’t-Miss Stops on the Phoenix to Sedona Drive

  • Camelback Mountain in Phoenix, Arizona. The first stop, Camelback Mountain, is located just outside of the city of Phoenix.
  • Tonto Natural Bridge in Pine, Arizona.
  • Arcosanti in Mayer, Arizona.
  • Montezuma Castle in Camp Verde, Arizona.
  • The town of Jerome, Arizona.

What is there to do in Phoenix on a hot day?

19 Things to do in Phoenix When It’s Too Hot!

  • Cool off at a waterpark.
  • Spend the day at the lake.
  • Relax in a local coffee house.
  • Take advantage of summer resort deals.
  • Stroll around a mall.
  • Eat pizza while enjoying music from the world’s largest Wurtlizer pipe organ.
  • Take a scenic (air conditioned) cruise on Saguaro Lake.

Which is better Flagstaff or Sedona?

Sedona is the preferred vacation spot with access to all of Northern Arizona tours and attractions within a couple hours drive, at an elevation of 4,000 feet. Compared to Flagstaff, Arizona with an elevation of 7,000 feet, Sedona has the most favorable year round weather conditions.

Is the drive from Scottsdale to Sedona scary?

There’s nothing to fear about the drive itself. It’s 100 miles on mostly interstate highway. But you should NOT drive it in darkness. It’s desolate high desert and climbs almost 4,000 feet.

Where can I cool off in Arizona?

Here are the top 10 places to cool off this summer in Arizona.

  • 1) Water Wheel Fall.
  • 2) Rattlesnake Cove.
  • 3) Rim Country.
  • 4) Oasis Water Park at the Arizona Grand Resort.
  • 5) Golfland Sunsplash.
  • 6) Wet ‘n’ Wild Phoenix.
  • 7) The Lower Salt River.
  • 8) Lake Mead National Recreation Area.

What is there to do in Scottsdale on a hot day?

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  • Take a night hike or bike ride. Maricopa County Parks throughout the Phoenix metro area offer after-dark mountain-bike rides, scorpion hunts and other family-friendly outings.
  • Scottsdale ArtWalk.
  • Great Arizona Puppet Theater.
  • Hang at Crescent Ballroom.

What are the best day trips in Arizona?

Here are our picks for some of the best day trips in Arizona: During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date. 1. One of our top picks: Antelope Canyon!

What are some lesser known things to do in Arizona?

Experience lesser known things to do in Arizona that are just as worthwhile to visit as the most popular places. Instead of the Grand Canyon, visit Sycamore Canyon – the second largest in the state. It includes a waterfall surrounded by pillars of basalt, and it’s truly a gorgeous sight.

Where can I see the Stars in Arizona?

Here is the Arboretum website for visiting information. Afterwards, visit Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff to move your science adventure towards the stars. A small museum is located just below the observatory and guided tours of the grounds are available. Learn about how astronomy has evolved over the centuries and what the future may bring.

What is there to do in Ganado AZ?

For your next stop, visit the Navajo Nation Museum in Window Rock, which is approximately 30 miles east of Ganado via AZ-264. The museum has several permanent and rotating exhibits which highlight Navajo culture and history. Visit the Navajo Nation Museum Facebook page for more information.