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God’s Home in Sedona ⛰️ Complete Guide to the Four Natural Wonders

1⃣️ #Cathedral Rock Starting from the trailhead, follow the dirt path to reach the base of this rock—a spectacular sight! With multiple stone pillars forming a Gothic cathedral-like peak, the round-trip hike is less than 1 mile. 2⃣️ #Devil's Bridge Trail Begin at Dry Creek Trailhead (where regular cars park). From there, it’s a 3.9-mile moderate hike. If you have a high-clearance 4x4 vehicle, you can drive another 1.2 miles to Devil's Bridge Trailhead. Then, it’s a 1.5-mile round-trip uphill path offering stunning views of the entire Sedona Valley and red rock mountains. At the end, you’ll reach the natural stone bridge/arch. You can take photos from the opposite side or wait your turn to stand on the bridge—thrilling, awe-inspiring, and very photogenic! 😍 3⃣️ #Seven Sacred Pools An easy 1-mile round-trip trail passing Devil’s Kitchen (a sinkhole) before reaching the Seven Sacred Pools—natural basins formed by erosion, set against a mountain of stone pillars. Along the way, enjoy desert landscapes and unique rock formations. 4⃣️ #Bell Rock Trail A Sedona landmark! This giant bell-shaped rock made of horizontal layers is one of the first sights you see when entering town. You can shoot great photos right from the parking lot, or take a short walk into the wilderness for a closer look. 🔔 5⃣️ Psst... let me tell you a secret—#Doe Mountain Trail offers one of the most spectacular 360° panoramic views around! It’s arguably the best spot for panoramic photography. Both here and Sedona Airport Overlook are perfect for sunrise and sunset viewing. 🌄 🌟 The rock formations around Sedona are made of limestone and sandstone, coated with a thin layer of iron oxide caused by chemical weathering. This process gives the rocks their iconic red color. 🌟 The red rocks rising from the wilderness are truly breathtaking—a perfect place to reconnect with nature and experience freedom. With mild temperatures year-round, it’s ideal for a two-day trip starting from Phoenix, AZ or Flagstaff. 🌟 #Subway Cave is another hidden gem—more remote and mysterious. Hope to explore it next time! 🥾 #USATravel #WestCoastRoadTrip #RoadTrip #Hiking #Sedona

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Abigail Martinez
Abigail Martinez
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Abigail Martinez
Abigail Martinez
4 months ago

God’s Home in Sedona ⛰️ Complete Guide to the Four Natural Wonders

1⃣️ #Cathedral Rock Starting from the trailhead, follow the dirt path to reach the base of this rock—a spectacular sight! With multiple stone pillars forming a Gothic cathedral-like peak, the round-trip hike is less than 1 mile. 2⃣️ #Devil's Bridge Trail Begin at Dry Creek Trailhead (where regular cars park). From there, it’s a 3.9-mile moderate hike. If you have a high-clearance 4x4 vehicle, you can drive another 1.2 miles to Devil's Bridge Trailhead. Then, it’s a 1.5-mile round-trip uphill path offering stunning views of the entire Sedona Valley and red rock mountains. At the end, you’ll reach the natural stone bridge/arch. You can take photos from the opposite side or wait your turn to stand on the bridge—thrilling, awe-inspiring, and very photogenic! 😍 3⃣️ #Seven Sacred Pools An easy 1-mile round-trip trail passing Devil’s Kitchen (a sinkhole) before reaching the Seven Sacred Pools—natural basins formed by erosion, set against a mountain of stone pillars. Along the way, enjoy desert landscapes and unique rock formations. 4⃣️ #Bell Rock Trail A Sedona landmark! This giant bell-shaped rock made of horizontal layers is one of the first sights you see when entering town. You can shoot great photos right from the parking lot, or take a short walk into the wilderness for a closer look. 🔔 5⃣️ Psst... let me tell you a secret—#Doe Mountain Trail offers one of the most spectacular 360° panoramic views around! It’s arguably the best spot for panoramic photography. Both here and Sedona Airport Overlook are perfect for sunrise and sunset viewing. 🌄 🌟 The rock formations around Sedona are made of limestone and sandstone, coated with a thin layer of iron oxide caused by chemical weathering. This process gives the rocks their iconic red color. 🌟 The red rocks rising from the wilderness are truly breathtaking—a perfect place to reconnect with nature and experience freedom. With mild temperatures year-round, it’s ideal for a two-day trip starting from Phoenix, AZ or Flagstaff. 🌟 #Subway Cave is another hidden gem—more remote and mysterious. Hope to explore it next time! 🥾 #USATravel #WestCoastRoadTrip #RoadTrip #Hiking #Sedona

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