A Voie Field Guide
Red Rocks &
Sedona Trails.
Sedona · Village of Oak Creek · Bell Rock · Cathedral Rock
Welcome to the Red Rock Casita (follow us on Instagram at @redrockcasita)! Thank you for staying with us, and we can't wait to share the magic and tranquility of Sedona with you. From breathtaking vistas to hikes that transport you to another time, Sedona truly has something for everyone. Here are some of our favorites in the area, and we hope you'll find the time and space to savor everything Sedona has to offer.
Try some of the best Mexican food in town, including their signature elote appetizer.
Map →A Sedona favorite serving up fresh, traditional Italian favorites in a cozy, upscale setting.
Map →A hidden gem serving up solid Mexican food with a broad menu — try their chili rellenos and prickly pear margarita!
Map →Soak in the views at sunset, relax and enjoy one of their pizzas or homemade Italian food.
Map →Excellent for a night out or a special occasion — features wood-fired Latin American–inspired dishes, handcrafted cocktails, and floor-to-ceiling red-rock views.
Map →Start your day with a cup of coffee and hearty breakfast at the Red Rock Cafe. Split one of their finger lickin' cinnamon rolls!
Map →Wide selection of fresh produce, meat, seafood and snacks for all your grocery needs.
Map →Here are just a few hikes in the area to consider. We also make a Red Rock pass available during your stay — please make sure to leave it behind at checkout. :)
Hike the iconic Bell Rock pathway at this easily accessible vortex — you'll also have a chance to test your hiking skills with the option to go up Bell Rock. If you have extra time, make sure to do the entire loop around Courthouse Butte and Bell Rock.
In summer: start at first light, carry extra water, and save the afternoon for the pool.
Map →Experience the diversity of the Sedona landscape from red rock vistas to natural arches, natural pools, and Sedona's largest active sinkhole on this moderate 4.1 mile hike.
In summer: start at first light, carry extra water, and save the afternoon for the pool.
Map →Amazing views all around this short, steep hike. Be prepared for some scrambling.
In summer: start at first light, carry extra water, and save the afternoon for the pool.
Map →One of Sedona's most breathtaking (and popular) hikes — moderate to moderate/difficult — ending at the largest natural sandstone arch in the Sedona area. Go early in the morning to avoid the crowds.
In summer: start at first light, carry extra water, and save the afternoon for the pool.
Map →A short 3.2 mile hike appropriate for all levels with spectacular views. Note that part of the trail is shared with jeeps.
In summer: start at first light, carry extra water, and save the afternoon for the pool.
Map →Mountain bike rental shop and a wealth of information on local trails and hikes for all levels.
Map →"The best beginner singletrack in Sedona all wrapped up in one great ride."
Trail details →"Fun singletrack with some technical sections, leading to a beautiful streamside along Oak Creek."
Trail details →A favorite visitor shopping destination with galleries and boutiques in a peaceful setting.
Map →Enjoy a round of golf right at the doorsteps of the Red Rock Casita.
Map →An architectural wonder built in the midst of the red rocks. Come pause, reflect and let time stand still.
Map →For the latest updates, please check the Visit Sedona event calendar.
Sedona's galleries open their doors for an evening of new work, special guests and artist receptions. Free, with hours varying by gallery.
Map →The community's official Veteran's Day celebration at the Sedona Heritage Museum, with food and entertainment. Free.
Map →The 17th annual 5K through the red rocks, starting at Posse Grounds Park. Register online through the event page.
Map →Sedona's holiday tree lighting at Tlaquepaque North: a 26-foot tree and Santa's arrival. Free.
Map →A free family breakfast at The Hub at Posse Grounds, with a sensory-friendly early slot.
Map →An evening of holiday shopping and strolling through the village, with the luminarias lit at 5.
Map →A free community celebration throughout Tlaquepaque. Check the event page for times.
Map →Nothing on Visit Sedona's annual list for this season yet. See the full calendar →
A Sedona casita a half-mile from Bell Rock, with golf, pool, and tennis right outside your front door.
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Written from the road. Last updated November 2026.