Red Rock State Park — Attraction in Sedona

Red Rock State Park is a natural masterpiece that beckons with its breathtaking beauty and rugged allure. From the moment you set foot on its trails, you're embraced by the vibrant hues of towering red rock formations that seem to defy gravity.

The trails wind through a tapestry of desert flora, each step unveiling a new panorama that leaves you spellbound. The silence of the desert is a symphony of solitude, broken only by the occasional rustle of leaves or the call of a distant bird. It's a sanctuary for those seeking refuge from the hustle of everyday life.

The Visitor Center serves as a gateway to this desert oasis, offering insights into the geology, flora, and fauna that make Red Rock State Park a geological wonder. The staff's passion for the park is palpable, enriching your visit with anecdotes and guidance that enhance the experience.

The iconic Cathedral Rock, etched against the Arizona sky, is a spiritual encounter in itself. Whether you're an avid hiker or a casual stroller, the trails cater to all levels, providing a front-row seat to nature's grand spectacle.

Red Rock State Park isn't just a destination; it's a canvas of raw beauty waiting to be explored. It's a place where time seems to stand still, allowing you to immerse yourself in the majestic embrace of the desert landscape. If you're yearning for a soul-stirring escape into nature, Red Rock State Park is an Arizona gem that...

I would have love to given 5 stars but because of this miserable lady at the counter not only was she rude but truly does not need a job where you work with the public! July 27th 2018 my friend and I left work early so we could do the moon light hike which we had planned since last month. We were coming from Phoenix and the drive should have only taken at the most 1 1/2 hours, but instead took 3 hours due to a deadly crash. We raced through pouring rain and lots of lightning determined to make this hike that we had been looking forward to! We arrived to the place at 6:30pm the hike started at 6:15pm. We asked a young gentleman that worked there if we could still do the hike and catch up to one of the groups and he said let me check. Since we were stuck in traffic for 3 hours we quickly went to the bathroom and upon coming out of the bathroom, this very heavy set lady with a look on her face like she just smelled poop, was telling the young gentleman that this was not an extended stay hike and we could not join the group! We were however allowed to go on our own so we paid the $14 and did a couple of the trails and ended up catching up with the group and the 2 gentleman guides were extremely nice! It was a very simple hike...

Do not bother paying the outrageous prices to book the venue there. Was just there over the weekend for a wedding and one of the older female forest rangers would not leave us alone about the volume of the crowd. Witch it was a very small wedding on sunday morning. She said and i quote "people come here to listen to nature not your wedding". She was extreanly rude and very disrespectful. To top it off the failed to let us know that there was a wedding the morning we were suppose to do rehearsal for ours. So we were not able to rehearse. She told us she was going to have us kicked out and when i tell you this was a quite wedding, i promise you voices were not much above average talking volume. She told us no music louder then a phone can play and to stop using the mic system all together. The bride and groom were extreamly disappointed and stressed then entire day over it. She basically ruined the entire mood of the wedding and i could understand being a state park but with what they had to pay to rent it, they should not be able to dictate what they did and how they did it. Please beware DO NOT BOOK WITH THEM YOU WILL BE EXTREAMLY...