Uptown Sedona
Sedona’s main-street visitor district, surrounded by red rocks, where restaurants, crystal shops, galleries and Pink Jeep tour departures are concentrated.
Uptown Sedona stretches along Highway 89A and is the busiest visitor district in Sedona, surrounded by red rock formations including Bell Rock and Coffee Pot Rock. The street is lined with restaurants, ice cream shops, crystal and spiritual goods stores, Native American crafts and galleries. The famous Pink Jeep off-road tours also depart from here, and the visitor center is where you can pick up maps and buy Red Rock Passes. It is walkable. Parking is charged and congested on weekends, so it is best to park in a public lot and walk.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village
- Snoopy Rock
- Airport Mesa
- Soldier Pass Trail (Seven Sacred Pools & Devil's Kitchen)
- Chapel of the Holy Cross
- Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park
- Devil's Bridge
- Oak Creek Canyon