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This easy, scenic hike offers stunning views of Fay Canyon and Sedona's stunning landscape. The crowds are minimal.
Located on the outskirts of Sedona's main attractions, Fay Canyon is a hidden gem. The Fay Canyon Trail is an easy, scenic hike that takes you through this lesser-known Sedona canyon. You won't see majestic open views like those of Bell Rock, but you will find gorgeous views, without the crowds.
The trailhead is across from the parking lot on Boynton Pass Road. Around halfway through the hike, you will see a natural bridge – you can maneuver to the bridge by scrambling over some rocks.
When you reach a point that seems like the end of the hike, climb upwards to explore this area. Once you have gained some ground, turn around for views of the canyon and the valley beyond. There is a small cave to the right, as well, but the climb up is steep, and not recommended for children.
The desert sun is unforgiving, so be sure to pack enough water to keep you hydrated, even for a short hike such as this.
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