Devils Kitchen

The Seven Sacred Pools in Sedona, Arizona, is a short, family-friendly hike that offers stunning views of red rock formations and the unique natural pools. The trail's easy accessibility and flat terrain make it suitable for all skill levels, including beginners and those hiking with dogs. The trail doesn’t require permits, and its scenic beauty attracts visitors for photography and nature wa...

Starting at the trailhead is a parking lot for around 14 vehicles, arrive early in the morning if you want to be guaranteed a parking spot. Otherwise the hike starts off relatively easy with a quick stop at Devil's Kitchen; a big hole in the ground where a rock has now fallen in (see pictures). Along the trail you'll see the Seven Sacred Pools; the pools which will always contain water, even i...

This loop hike starts at the Andante Trailhead at the end of Andante Road on the edge of Sedona. From the parking area, turn left (west) onto the Andante Trail and follow it for a short distance until the trail ends on the Thunder Mountain Trail. Turn left and follow the Thunder Mountain Trail until you reach the trail junction with the Lower Chimney Rock Trail. Turn right and follow it a short...

The Little Sugarloaf and Chimney Rock Loop in Sedona, Arizona, offers hikers stunning red rock vistas and panoramic city views. Ideal for an early morning adventure, this trail provides easy parking and quiet surroundings, with low crowds reported even around sunrise. The terrain is a mix of moderate ascents and descents, making it accessible yet engaging for most hikers, including those with d...

The Airport Loop Trail in Sedona, Arizona is a 3.3-mile loop trail known for its stunning 360-degree views of Sedona’s famous red rock formations. Located near the Sedona Airport, this trail offers an easy-to-moderate hike suitable for most skill levels. With scenic views of landmarks such as Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and Courthouse Butte, the Sedona Airport Loop Trail is a great choice for ...

The Devil's Bridge is the largest natural sandstone arch in Coconino National Forest and an iconic landmark. If you're visiting the Sedona area, hiking this trail is a must do. The hike: From the trailhead, the hike gradually slopes upward as it winds its way through the trees. The trail is easy to follow and after about 3/4 of a mile, you'll reach a rock staircase. The ascent from here is st...