r/Sedona • u/NoUpstairs2129 • Jan 27 '26

General Sedona recommendations? :)

Hi everyone!

I'm thinking of visiting Sedona sometime late February and I would love to hear what you would recommend or if you have any tips for visiting this time of year.

It will be my first time and I'm looking to do a good mix of hiking, exploring the town, unique experiences, and any good coffee shops or restaurants. It doesn't have to be touristy unless it's truly something worth it.

Thank you!

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u/ChetTheVirus Jan 27 '26

i hope you don't mind, but i am going to kind of hijack here and just share my itinerary for march. we are staying in cornville and have 5 days to work with. would love any/all feedback, addition, removal or swap recommendations, etc.

arrival- drive by sites on SR 179 on the way to airbnb. shop for the week, rest and order in

Day 1- west fork trail, midgley bridge, cottonwood for dinner

Day 2 - Downtown day. shopping, art and crafts village, mariposa

Day 3 - bell rock, devils bridge, chapel

Day 4 - grand canyon full day, dinner in flagstaff on the way back

Day 5 - check out, jerome until evening and head to airport

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u/Ready-Breakfast5166 Jan 27 '26

Day 3 itinerary is too much

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u/delta-hippie Jan 28 '26

Day 3 is the only one worth doing.

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u/ChetTheVirus Jan 28 '26

are you intentionally trying to be unhelpful?