Our Day Trip guidebook
City/town information
Sedona is about 115 miles north of Phoenix, which takes about 2 hours to drive. Driving yourself is the best way to get to Sedona because you'll find yourself using your car each to explore Sedona's 18 square miles, plus the fascinating drives, side trips and trailheads throughout the Verde Valley. If you have only one day in Sedona, make the most of the day and arrive as early as possible. You can take a self-guided driving tour, a hop-on-hop-off trolley tour, do a day hike or a Jeep tour.
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Sedona
Sedona is about 115 miles north of Phoenix, which takes about 2 hours to drive. Driving yourself is the best way to get to Sedona because you'll find yourself using your car each to explore Sedona's 18 square miles, plus the fascinating drives, side trips and trailheads throughout the Verde Valley. If you have only one day in Sedona, make the most of the day and arrive as early as possible. You can take a self-guided driving tour, a hop-on-hop-off trolley tour, do a day hike or a Jeep tour.
A quirky town just northeast of Phoenix, Cave Creek is an Old West style town where it’s just as common to see horseback riders trotting along Main Street as it is to see a motorcycle cruising by. It’s got that small town charm where locals are friendly and excited to share their town with visitors. With the Sonoran Desert and Tonto National Forest nearby there is no shortage of outdoor adventures to be had. Hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and hot air ballooning are a few favorites. It’s also home to several mouthwatering restaurants and numerous unique shopping opportunities.
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Cave Creek
A quirky town just northeast of Phoenix, Cave Creek is an Old West style town where it’s just as common to see horseback riders trotting along Main Street as it is to see a motorcycle cruising by. It’s got that small town charm where locals are friendly and excited to share their town with visitors. With the Sonoran Desert and Tonto National Forest nearby there is no shortage of outdoor adventures to be had. Hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and hot air ballooning are a few favorites. It’s also home to several mouthwatering restaurants and numerous unique shopping opportunities.
Food scene
A lot of people call this place their happy place for bbq. Best sauce and best burnt ends ever!
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Bryan's Black Mountain Barbecue
6130 E Cave Creek RdA lot of people call this place their happy place for bbq. Best sauce and best burnt ends ever!
Sightseeing
Very nice park with easy access from the interstate. The paved trail at the base of the ruins has plenty of information about the ruins and the people who lived here. Be sure to drive to the associated well for a neat experience walking the rim of the well.
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Montezuma Castle National Monument
Montezuma Castle RoadVery nice park with easy access from the interstate. The paved trail at the base of the ruins has plenty of information about the ruins and the people who lived here. Be sure to drive to the associated well for a neat experience walking the rim of the well.