We went here in 2008. There are different, beautiful red rock formations here. The Eagle's nest and Coyote ridge trail is good. The hiking trails are really nice. The moonlight trail is recommended, but since we went of a short tirp, we did not do this. They offer a variety of tours for school kids and other groups. Very nice... More

park with different plants and red rock formations. the tail guides or very informative go on the full moon tour that was cool.

Went to a wedding in the park. Gorgeous! The view is so amazing -- even spiritual. Took lots of pictures.

Eagle's Nest trail ascends to vistas of the red rocks. Easy 2 mile hike great for couples or families, really anyone in walking shape who wants to meander along. The climb up was easy for my 71 year old husband whose not a big hiker. We took our time to enjoy the vistas and spring flowers blooming along the trails.

We put a lot of miles on our hiking boots the three day we hiked the trails. No two were the same. Lots of photo opportunities. I recommend hiking early in the morning to avoid the afternoon sun/heat.

It's easy to drive into the park, and a well-marked trail map is provided. It was lovely hiking alongside the creek hearing the rushing water, and the higher trails provided great views.

In my opinion, the park did not live up the great reviews posted on tripadvisor. Downtown Sedona has many much more inspiring views. I regret that we took the time to visit here. The park has several flat trails for easy walking, but they were not very interesting. Some of the bridges over small streams are about 2 feet wide... More

We found the walks somewhat disappointing. There was a class going on which seemed to engage the children.

This loop road is one of the most scenic areas in Sedona. We did it late in the afternoon and the colors were incredible. The colors change by the minute as the sun moves. There is also a small museum with a movie and a gift shop (of course!). Lots of stops for pictures.