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Hiking trail to Bell Rock in Sedona Arizona

Lifelong friends love hiking outdoors. When they are together, the laughter, fresh air and strong connection with each other is all they need.

Hiline trail leads toward views of Cathedral Rock, Sedona, Arizona. In the foreground cacti grow around twisted dead Juniper tree.

This is a photograph of the Airport Loop hiking trail in the scenic landscape in Sedona, Arizona in spring time.

View to a red rock formation in the background and trees, bushes and cactuses in the foreground. Location is near Sedona, Arizona, near Schnebly Hill Road.

Hiking Trail at Sedona, AZ.

Sedona, Arizona

A dirt footpath leading to Courthouse Rock, a red sandstone rock formation found in Sedona, Arizona.

Sedona is an Arizona desert town near Flagstaff that’s surrounded by red-rock buttes, steep canyon walls and pine forests.

Natural Beauty surrounds the northern Arizona resort town of Sedona

Cathedral Rock in Sedona, Arizona stands tall above red earth and scrub vegetation. View shows part of the Hiline trail which is used for hiking and biking.

Scenic Nature near Red Rocks Arizona. You can see low desert shrubs in the foreground with some rugged red rocks in the distant mountains. A bright Cloudless Sunny day with plenty of copy space in the blue sky above. Beautiful rugged arid desert landscape.

The Verde Valley (Spanish: Valle Verde or Green Valley) is a lush valley in central Arizona and one of a few riparian habitats in the state. The Verde River runs through the valley and is joined by Oak Creek, Beaver Creek and West Clear Creek. The Verde River is one of the state’s remaining free-flowing river systems and provides critical habitat for fish and wildlife. The valley is bounded by the Mogollon Rim to the north and Mingus Mountain to the south. The Verde Valley includes about 714 square miles in the center of Arizona and is about 100 miles north of the Phoenix metropolitan area. The valley is also noted for its many red rock formations. This fall colored scene of the Verde Valley, Mogollon Rim and Cathedral Rocks was photographed from the Eagle’s Nest Trail near Oak Creek in Red Rock State Park near Sedona, Arizona, USA.

Beautiful scenery along the Fay Canyon trail in Sedona Arizona

cathedral rocks near sedona arizona in autumn

Powerful rocks in Sedona Arizona representing a natural symbol of strength and endurance

A senior woman hiking on the trails that lead through the red rock country of Sedona, Arizona. She is admiring the sandstone formations.

Drone capture of Sedona AZ in summer

Flowering ocotillo and red rocks of Sedona, Arizona

Sedona mountains, view of Bell Rock, in Arizona, USA

Sedona Arizona red rock country and mountains landscape

The Verde Valley (Spanish: Valle Verde or Green Valley) is a lush valley in central Arizona and one of a few riparian habitats in the state. The Verde River runs through the valley and is joined by Oak Creek, Beaver Creek and West Clear Creek. The Verde River is one of the state’s remaining free-flowing river systems and provides critical habitat for fish and wildlife. The valley is bounded by the Mogollon Rim to the north and Mingus Mountain to the south. The Verde Valley includes about 714 square miles in the center of Arizona and is about 100 miles north of the Phoenix metropolitan area. The valley is also noted for its many red rock formations. This fall colored scene of the Verde Valley, Mogollon Rim and Cathedral Rocks was photographed from the Eagle’s Nest Trail near Oak Creek in Red Rock State Park near Sedona, Arizona, USA.

Destination Resort scenery in Sedona Arizona

Devils Bridge is the largest natural sandstone arch located in the Sedona area of Coconino National Forest. This is a great hike that offers breathtaking views of Red Rock country.

Red rock formations along the Boynton Canyon Trail - Sedona, Arizona

Red rock country in Sedona, Arizona. Cathedral Rock and desertscape in Southwestern United States

Munds Mountain Wilderness is a wilderness area in the Coconino National Forest in the U.S. state of Arizona. It is immediately southeast of Sedona between Arizona State Route 179 and Interstate 17.

Courthouse Rock is located south of Sedona in the town of Oak Creek. It is a beautiful representation of the red rock sandstone formations that populate this area of Arizona. Hikers can walk around the formation and enjoy it from all angles. This image was captured on a stormy day in April, just before a thunderstorm swept through the area.

Courthouse Butte Loop near Sedona/Arizona - USA

High angle view of the rocks at Sedona, Arizona

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