Tlaquepaque

#4 most popular of 171 things to do in Sedona

two cruisers writes, "I read that Tlaquepaque (pronounced T-lockey-pockey) means “the best of…" »

Songbird800 writes, "Our favorite place to visit was Tlaquepaque. Built on 3 acres of beautiful Walnut…" »

Cameron Trading Post

#24 most popular of 171 things to do in Sedona

dmensing writes, "If you are going to enter/exit the Grand Canyon by using the East Entrance to the South Rim instead of the more crowded South Entrance, the Cameron Trading Post is a good place to stop and…" »

Art Mart of Sedona

#32 most popular of 171 things to do in Sedona

Beauchemin writes, "At sunset, if you take a ride up Airport Road, you will be pleasantly surprised. …" »

nadine cook writes, "This store is within walking distance from our resort and is a must stop. A little…" »

Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village

#39 most popular of 171 things to do in Sedona

Kellie R. writes, "Tlaquepaque nearly lives up to its colorful name, derived from the Nahuatl word…" »

sasha writes, "Spend a day at Tlaquepaque after a day of hiking, jeeping and enjoying the strenuous…" »

Authentic crafts at Oak Creek Canyon

#63 most popular of 171 things to do in Sedona

nadine cook writes, "There are two stops to make here. About a half hour drive from Sedona is the scenic drive of Oak Creek Canyon. Go past the Dairy Queen about 10 miles to the overlook at Coconino National…" »

Shopping

#67 most popular of 171 things to do in Sedona

shwijo writes, "Each little "mom and pop" store has different things to offer. Many have hand crafted items and they also have items that could only be found in Sedona.…" »

Verde Santa Fe Golf Course

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Williams

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Williams Ski Area

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Worm Bookstore

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