Sedona, Arizona was named as one of the most beautiful places to visit in the United States and offers a host of unusual and interesting activities to suit the taste of every traveler.  Known world-wide for the absolutely stunning Red Rock formations, this high desert spectacle is a favorite for travelers from across the globe.  Oak Creek Canyon runs from just south of Flagstaff, meandering 28 miles south, with a lazy, restful creek navigating its way through towering canyon walls into Sedona.  Spend the day sightseeing, shopping at Tlaquepaque Village and visiting the unique art galleries.

A spiritual Mecca, Sedona draws a diverse crowd of those on a personal pilgrimage to feed their soul at the Chapel-in-the-Rocks, the Buddhist Stupa or one the many vortex energy fields throughout Sedona.  Others find their quest on one of the 142 hiking trails with levels for every nature loving hiker.  Make the Sedona experience your own.

There a numerous activities including Jeep tours, Hot Air Balloon rides, four wheeled ATV adventures into Sedona’s great outback…but Sedona’s most popular attractions are actually closer to Cottonwood, so Stay and Play at the Best Western Cottonwood Inn and save money with one of our fun-filled Sedona Vacation Packages.

		Verde Canyon Railroad Located in Clarkdale. The Verde Canyon Railroad is a renovated New York Metro Line train. It carries passengers on a 40-mile roundtrip through cottonwood forests and around the base of a desert mesa. The area's sheltered ecosystem is home to bald eagles, great blue herons, deer and javelina.
		Out Of Africa Wildlife Park Out of Africa Park is the newest and most unique attraction in Northern Arizona. At Out of Africa Park, you will see and interact with animals from around the world that live in natural, spacious habitats and share a unique and special relationship with their caregivers. The park is a fun, interactive, and educational experience for visitors of all ages.
		Sedona Sedona, 14 miles from Cottonwood, is situated in a unique geological area that has mesmerized tourists for decades.  Indeed, this picturesque city is surrounded by beloved red-rock monoliths named Coffeepot, Cathedral and Bell even Snoopy because their massive shapes resemble these distinctive objects.  Also, the site of this memorable city marks the mouth of unbelievably beautiful Oak Creek Canyon, a breathtaking chasm that even today, is wildly wonderful.
		Blazin M Ranch Complement your day's activities with a delicious, all-you-can-eat chuckwagon supper on the banks of the Verde River. After supper, sit back and let the Blazin' M Cowboys entertain you with their "rip-roaring" family-oriented Western stage show. Come early so you can visit their Old West town that includes unique gift shops and Western activities. Don't forget the Wood 'N' West Gallery where the "Old West comes to life" in hand-carved historical scenes that will delight and entertain your entire family.
		Jerome Located near Clarkdale, on the slopes of the Cleopatra Hill, the town of Jerome once boasted a roaring mining camp. The discovery of copper, silver and gold lured fortune seekers, exploding the population to nearly 15,000. Following the pattern of many western mining towns, Jerome became a virtual ghost town almost overnight. Today visitors can explore winding cobblestone streets and stairways, visit gift shops, eateries and an art and wine museum.