Posted: 4/26/2026 10:59:01 PM EDT
| I'm here for a week. Any restaurants I need to try or sights I shouldn't miss? |
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Quoted: Hike the west fork of oak creek trail. Easy hike, beautiful area. The Red Planet Diner (I think it's still around) is an amusing kitschy place with usually decent food, but it's been a few years since I last ate there. Awesome, thanks. We're dragging the kids out on the trail today. |
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Quoted: Canyon Breeze is good food with a great view https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/gps-cs-s/APNQkAHXQg4fGFWEf8IJKMFRLS1ITHmyHUdNATsq0jDldXSsR3z4JWAte5fcQmlZiSiKDZ0JmDobp6KBrLkiLp_BJXP1EsPvCndvifa2eze5eJaPPUru9M04vEOFT6GhrvcjtBDn0PeOfw=w408-h253-k-no Lots of hikes in the area, hard to go wrong tbh You interested in offroading, ghost / mining town of Jerome or indian ruins / montezumas well in camp verde? We spent today hiking. Tomorrow we are offroading and maybe hitting some Indian ruins. We're heading up to Antelope Canyon Wednesday, and are thinking about Jerome on Thursday. We're pretty flexible, though. |
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Jerome is nice drive from Sedona. Lots of little shops, boutiques, etc. Check out Haunted Hamburger for lunch. Don't speed or park anywhere that is questionable...Jerome PD loves to give speeding and parking tickets (I'm not convinced the entire town budget is funded by parking/speeding tickets). Pink Jeep tours in Sedona are fun. Slide Rock is a good day trip (swimming) up the canyon (you likely passed it on your way through Oak Creek. If you like natural spring water, there is a well known spring on the side of the road near the north end of the canyon, just before the switchbacks start, called Harding Spring (its on Google Maps). The water is excellent! When I drive through the area, I always bring a couple of 5 gallon water jugs to fill up. If you are into astronomy, Lowell Observatory is in Flagstaff and has nightly events. https://lowell.edu/ |
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Lots of great eats in Sedona and the surrounding communities! If burgers are your thing try G’s burgers in cornville easily my favorite in the region. Out of Africa wildlife park in camp verde is great for kids, and I enjoyed it as an adult also. If history buff go to fort verde state park, an Apache war era frontier fort and museum also in camp verde. If you have a bug to shoot full auto the copper state shooting range ( same entrance road as out of Africa) rents MG’s and has a 100 yard indoor range. |
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Quoted: Canyon Breeze is good food with a great view https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/gps-cs-s/APNQkAHXQg4fGFWEf8IJKMFRLS1ITHmyHUdNATsq0jDldXSsR3z4JWAte5fcQmlZiSiKDZ0JmDobp6KBrLkiLp_BJXP1EsPvCndvifa2eze5eJaPPUru9M04vEOFT6GhrvcjtBDn0PeOfw=w408-h253-k-no Lots of hikes in the area, hard to go wrong tbh You interested in offroading, ghost / mining town of Jerome or indian ruins / montezumas well in camp verde? Ate there today after we rented a UTV. Great place to sit on the balcony and enjoy a meal. Thanks for the suggestion! |
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Quoted: Montezumas Well > Montezumas Castle, for what its worth Castle you only get to see from far away, well is pretty cool to walk down into https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.pinimg.com%2Foriginals%2F4e%2Fb5%2F09%2F4eb50951b0abe8ffec1ab9bf78adb057.jpg&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=f4ce5e95566efade9f75fbb1884888de53da9b7a5cd7d2e757f51d95bcf0d34b Did that today. It was pretty cool. Finished the day on horses. |
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Quoted: I am late to this but here are some neat things to see and do Airport Road Mesa at sunset Palatki Heritage Site V-Bar-V Ranch petroglyphs Drive up Oak Creek Canyon Elote restaurant for the best SW dining We got home yesterday, but we did everything on your list except Elote Restaurant. Thanks everyone for the suggestions. We really enjoyed visiting your neck of the woods. |
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Quoted: We spent today hiking. Tomorrow we are offroading and maybe hitting some Indian ruins. We're heading up to Antelope Canyon Wednesday, and are thinking about Jerome on Thursday. We're pretty flexible, though. If you like Tool or Puscifer or APC and like Maynard, go to Jerome. He has a tasting room there and once in awhile he goes in and says hi to folks. |
