My daughter got married in Sedona a little over 10 years ago. She was living in Scottsdale at that time. I'm so glad I got to enjoy Sedona then. Totally different now.
My wife and I spent a couple of days in Sedona in '85 and had a very pleasant time. OMG, what a commercial spot it has become. I long for the Arizona I grew up in in the 60's and 70s...
I visited Sedona around 20 year ago from the uk , I loved the place stayed 1 month this video brought back some lovely memories, it’s a beautiful part of the world just bloody hotter than I’m used too
I took beautiful 89A South of Flagstaff to Sedona. Halfway there, NO traffic. Then it was horrible 'bumper to bumper' traffic all the way into Uptown Sedona that took over an hour & a half!! I almost ran out of gas when my GPS showed 25 minutes into Sedona, it quickly changed to 1 hour 40 minutes because there was suddenly so much bumper to bumper traffic. The one lane road either way on 89A sets a driver up to a possible long journey!! God forbid a car stalls or there are any accidents. Yes, it is a gorgeous drive, much more beautiful in person than on this video. Now I only take HWY 17 into Oak Creek to Sedona. I just feel it is easier and safer. If you want to take 89A, look at a map, have a full tank of gas and a tire check up, plus go early, because when it gets dark out, it is pitch black outside on extremely winding roads all the way into Sedona on 89A.
Thats how bad it gets, to many people!😖ugh it was so beautiful back in 2000, we can live peacefully and enjoy our hometown, now is so crowded and it takes forever to go anywhere. We obviously hate that.
This brings back so many memories! I was lucky enough to go to Sedona in 1986, one year before it got built up. I have a hard time recognizing some parts now. I do remember camping along Oak Creek and feeling that vibe! Fortunately, I've felt that vibe in Jerome, too recently. Thank you for posting.
wonderful video. thanks for sharing. I am in love with Sedona and with every spot in my former home state Arizona. lived in AZ for 11 years and had to leave it last year for a new job. I always love and miss AZ.
Love your Sedona Guide! We just visited and got to do some of the things in your video. Driving north from Phoenix, we took a different route and exited early going through Prescott Valley and Jerome before dropping down into Sedona. It was a STUNNING drive.
I love Sedona! Taking my husband and son there next week for Father's Day. Can't wait! Beautiful! They have never been, though I have been there twice. I marked several places that you showed along the way in your video. Thanks for this beautiful and informative video! Very well done! :-)
This is a wonderfully made video Jeff. I love how you just let us ride along with you through the terrain. Will definitely be taking a little road cruise here.
Thank you for your clip, brings me right back to Sedona. Almost moved there in 2008. There is a rather spiritual site you would want to check out next time you go. Buddhist attraction.
As a native Arizona son I lived in Sedona in the early70s. Spent summers as a kid up in the canyon. Call of the canyon lodge, Indian gardens, rainbow trout lake Much of this is gone now. Red rock crossing, the 1 Sri sign at the Y. Yea only old timers know what I'm talking about.
just from watching this video, I can see it really grew...almost too much. I visited back in the 70s where telaquapaki was pretty much the only place there aside from the church and the oak creek owl restaurant. the town was very small.
I love these videos. I'm planning on moving there within a few months, they have really helped me to understand and get grounded a little bit with the area. I don't want to move there to survive, I want to actually "be" there and contribute to my new home state.
@DRich1 sorry but the reality is many are moving here including illegals who should not be. I’m 63 n ppl know to get away from the coasts, it’s progress you can’t stop. Besides being rude to someone excited as they’re moving here isn’t cool.
We were just there last weekend and are planning on moving there within the next few months as well. I hope everything goes really well with your move!
@DRich1 Has the infrastructure picked up? The flooding has put off my move as well. Or…does Chandler, Gilbert, Sedona, and Phoenix city side not get flooded and home flood insurance rates to go up/damaged? I just have this fantasy that if my move goes well and I’m nicely settled in…somebody, if not Elon musk, ought to work on taking advantage of AZ’s heat, sunlight, and terrain to make the state safer for maneuvering, and cleaner and cheaper ways of powering land & real estate. And there should be high-tech Wells within cities or on the outskirts to capture and filter rainwater
I love Sedona but so do too many other people. I was there a couple of weeks ago, I hadn't been there since 2012 and I could not believe how crowded it is now.
Overnight stays are had for less in nearby Cottonwood. There is an old hotel in the old town that was a favorite stop of Mae West on her way to Hollyweird. Camping around Sedona is frowned on.
BEAUTIFUL video!😀👍 Thanks so much for sharing with us. I'm looking forward to visiting my sister in Prescott in early May!😍 Have a blessed weekend 💜 🙏 ✌ 🌞 💐 🎶
Planning to make it into Sedona really early and hoping that makes a difference with traffic. Like another commenter said, it get's really bad. Last time I was there it was 7 am and it was bumper to bumper but once you get past the major hiking areas it wasn't so bad. And the hikes were not as crowded as I thought but my friend and I purposely chose a hike that would have made it difficult for kids and families. The good thing is there are hikes for everyone. But weekends are kind of crazy busy. I hope we get lucky and it's not so busy when we go again.
I was practically brought up in the Sedona/Oak Creek Canyon/Phoenix area. I had an uncle and aunt and cousins who were born and raised there in Oak Creek Canyon. Oak Creek Canyon is still a great place to be, so quiet, serene and beautiful, but Sedona has gone way too commercial nowadays. And, the spring/summer traffic is outrageous. I don't love Sedona as much as I used to. Oak Creek Canyon I still love though.
That's too bad !! Too commercialized touristy areas are places I usually try to avoid ! I get it ! Especially for people grew up in the area ,or living there ,or near by must be fed up with over tourism, I bet !! On the other hand ,I feel bad/ guilty as I'm a tourist going there spending money ( my sister/ her husband's treat ,though ) ! My sister's hubby is from Arizona, but he's never been there before ! Deserts are mysterious to me & love that !! I feel some strange powers from those deserts always ! Lol One thing I am not excited about visiting deserts is my allergy issues ! I'll be taking some medications / nasal spray there . I don't take any medication, so ,I hate doing that ! Hopefully not a lot !! Also hoping that commercialization of Sedona will stop now ! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🏜💞
Do you have any info about stargazing in Sedona or in/around Scottsdale area? We are visiting Scottsdale & Sedona later this month and I would LOVE to see the clear night sky filled with stars and the milky way. Hopefully also see some good views through a high powered telescope, but it's very confusing to find a place online that does tours.
Was born in Tucson hopping to go back but I love the trees and the green grass and the rolling hills Sedona has it all and more so very beautiful! Going to be a hard pick! Great video Jeff!
I am gonna visit Sedona this September w/ my family & my brother in law . Many people have been there been telling us how beautiful Sedona is !! I've been to Arizona twice before ,but never been to Sedona,yet ! Very much lookingbforward to it !! It's been in my bucket list for so nany years ,but I am allergic to dust & that makes it difficult for me to visit ,or stay in deserts !! 🏜 I'll need to take some mucinex & nasal spray ,etc a lot there ,I bet !! 😅 Thanks for this video ! We'll be taking lots of photos ! 👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🏜💞P.S.we'll be staying in Flagstaff ( saving $$ !! ) & visiting the Monument Valley for a day as well !
My husband and I took his younger brother and mine up there and stayed in one of the cabins so the boys could go down sliding rock in about 1956😊. Fond memories.
Stayed at the Matterhorn in Sedona in December and drove to Flagstaff from there. Beautiful views and cheaper than dirt. $99.00/nite in Sedona and $132.00/nite at the Scottsdale Plaza Resort. You won't see that again.
My wife & I have been going to Sedona over 25 years. We stopped going! Sedona has become so popular that the roads/parking/infrastructure can’t handle the amount of tourist. It’s nearly impossible to find parking for trail heads, restaurants, or any other attraction you might want to try. We hiked Devils Arch New Year’s Day. At 6:30am there was over 100 people waiting to get a picture on the arch. There were jerks yelling at parents with kids to hurry up. It’s one of those places where a miss step or stumble means your death after falling 100 feet down. Unless you like New York style crowds, don’t bother. It’s just not enjoyable anymore
I am a Brit who was located in Phoenix many years ago. My wife and I loved to drive up to Sedona. We returned recently, many years after our first visits. It was awful. We were elbowed and pushed by hordes and hordes of people. We will never go back.
hello, I'm from Taiwan and lived in Chandler and Mesa before for abt 16 months. Been to Scottsdale, Gilbert, Tucson and Glendale too. Can u also make the video of those beautiful places? Thanks. Try to recall my memory in ur country.
Thank you 🙏🏼 Loved the tour and your choice of music was so relaxing ! By any chance is there a 5 star hotel near all the shops you visited ? The shops right before you continued to 89A. I just wanted a hotel with Beautiful views really . Thanks again .
When I was in Scottsdale I visited Cosanti and bought a Paolo Soleri bell. Arcosanti is on my bucket list. Been to Sedona several times, too touristy for me, who buys all that "stuff". Did enjoy your tour though.
Enjoying my virtual trip! Never heard of Acrosanti; wonder if that was the place of Biosphere. I saw that "Church" (no services) as a tourist attraction on TV about Arizona State just last week.
We went to Sedona back in January for my birthday weekend and although it was rainy season it was so peaceful. We went with the kids and I was preggo at the time but hubby and and I are def going back on our own lol.
Arcosanti is a very early, still somewhat in progress, demonstration of architect Paolo Soleri's philosophy of making man fit nature, not vice versa - much, much more to be said about this. (for the brave, and willing to put in some effort to find a copy - read Arcoloogy - The City in the Image of Man) There are residents, and visiting students. Calling Arcosanti a village is ...um... Like calling ASU a town. Frankly, if a visitor doesn't have at least a vague idea of what Arcosanti is, it's probably not a great use of time. For anyone wanting to buy the bells designed by Soleri and his students (and still made), the gift shop is, of course, one of two places, in the Phoenix area, to buy them - Cosanti, in Scottsdale, is the other. Sedona - the Pink Jeeps! There's nothing like them in the area! Routes are like ordering Mexican: mild, spicy, or HOT!!. Broken Arrow is the hot, hot, hot choice - don't miss it!
Nice to see people strolling around without a mask! Great work Jeff
Unfortunately half of them are probably vaccinated
@@JonDarkly getting others sick with their spike protein sheds. Uggg
😊, ewr
My daughter got married in Sedona a little over 10 years ago. She was living in Scottsdale at that time. I'm so glad I got to enjoy Sedona then. Totally different now.
My wife and I spent a couple of days in Sedona in '85 and had a very pleasant time. OMG, what a commercial spot it has become. I long for the Arizona I grew up in in the 60's and 70s...
I was in Sedona in the early 1990's. I remember it was very beautiful and tranquil.
Sedona is beautiful. Just got back from a mini vacation. Can't wait to go back!!
I visited Sedona around 20 year ago from the uk , I loved the place stayed 1 month this video brought back some lovely memories, it’s a beautiful part of the world just bloody hotter than I’m used too
I’ve been to downtown Arizona and Tucson, but I’ve never have heard of Sedona! What a 💎!
I have never heard of Sedona. I mostly heard about Phoenix
Oak creek canyon is a real gem in AZ. In october the fall colors really make the place come alive.
Planning a visit in October from Ireland. What are the temperatures like at that time of year?
I took beautiful 89A South of Flagstaff to Sedona. Halfway there, NO traffic. Then it was horrible 'bumper to bumper' traffic all the way into Uptown Sedona that took over an hour & a half!! I almost ran out of gas when my GPS showed 25 minutes into Sedona, it quickly changed to 1 hour 40 minutes because there was suddenly so much bumper to bumper traffic. The one lane road either way on 89A sets a driver up to a possible long journey!! God forbid a car stalls or there are any accidents. Yes, it is a gorgeous drive, much more beautiful in person than on this video. Now I only take HWY 17 into Oak Creek to Sedona. I just feel it is easier and safer. If you want to take 89A, look at a map, have a full tank of gas and a tire check up, plus go early, because when it gets dark out, it is pitch black outside on extremely winding roads all the way into Sedona on 89A.
Thanks for the heads up. I’m going to Sedona next week
We got the bumper to bumper on the way home
Thats how bad it gets, to many people!😖ugh it was so beautiful back in 2000, we can live peacefully and enjoy our hometown, now is so crowded and it takes forever to go anywhere. We obviously hate that.
what month was this ? we are going in April next year so hope to this busy time ?
Sedona is so Beautiful, we moved here in Arizona 4 years ago and we finally got to visit Sedona it was so Breath taking and Beautiful 😍
I will consider doing a visit in Sedona. I'm looking to relocate to Arizona 17th of this month
This brings back so many memories! I was lucky enough to go to Sedona in 1986, one year before it got built up. I have a hard time recognizing some parts now. I do remember camping along Oak Creek and feeling that vibe! Fortunately, I've felt that vibe in Jerome, too recently. Thank you for posting.
Huh? I recall it being a gradual build up ...
Next year I will visit this awesome place. Mountains, trees, views & cool structures to see.
wonderful video. thanks for sharing. I am in love with Sedona and with every spot in my former home state Arizona. lived in AZ for 11 years and had to leave it last year for a new job. I always love and miss AZ.
Love your Sedona Guide! We just visited and got to do some of the things in your video. Driving north from Phoenix, we took a different route and exited early going through Prescott Valley and Jerome before dropping down into Sedona. It was a STUNNING drive.
Job well done videoing my most favorite place in the entire country.
wow thats bold.. it does look beautiful tho...
Beautiful city! Thanks for the adventure! The music is wonderful!
I love Sedona! Taking my husband and son there next week for Father's Day. Can't wait! Beautiful! They have never been, though I have been there twice. I marked several places that you showed along the way in your video. Thanks for this beautiful and informative video! Very well done! :-)
This is a wonderfully made video Jeff. I love how you just let us ride along with you through the terrain. Will definitely be taking a little road cruise here.
Just there last spring, the hiking is spectacular! The views are incredible! So worth the trip!
beautiful trees, beautiful nature.
Thank you for your clip, brings me right back to Sedona. Almost moved there in 2008. There is a rather spiritual site you would want to check out next time you go. Buddhist attraction.
Just beautiful, Sedona.
My favorites place
It is beautiful it will be my place to visit the next vacation thanks for traveling to a place of so much nature and great🌲🪵🌵🦫
As a native Arizona son I lived in Sedona in the early70s.
Spent summers as a kid up in the canyon. Call of the canyon lodge, Indian gardens, rainbow trout lake
Much of this is gone now.
Red rock crossing, the 1 Sri sign at the Y. Yea only old timers know what I'm talking about.
just from watching this video, I can see it really grew...almost too much. I visited back in the 70s where telaquapaki was pretty much the only place there aside from the church and the oak creek owl restaurant. the town was very small.
sedona has been raped by tourism. so very sad
I love these videos. I'm planning on moving there within a few months, they have really helped me to understand and get grounded a little bit with the area. I don't want to move there to survive, I want to actually "be" there and contribute to my new home state.
Welcome when you get here!
@DRich1 sorry but the reality is many are moving here including illegals who should not be. I’m 63 n ppl know to get away from the coasts, it’s progress you can’t stop. Besides being rude to someone excited as they’re moving here isn’t cool.
Go to Cottonwood. Sedona is close but too pricey.
We were just there last weekend and are planning on moving there within the next few months as well. I hope everything goes really well with your move!
@DRich1 Has the infrastructure picked up? The flooding has put off my move as well. Or…does Chandler, Gilbert, Sedona, and Phoenix city side not get flooded and home flood insurance rates to go up/damaged? I just have this fantasy that if my move goes well and I’m nicely settled in…somebody, if not Elon musk, ought to work on taking advantage of AZ’s heat, sunlight, and terrain to make the state safer for maneuvering, and cleaner and cheaper ways of powering land & real estate. And there should be high-tech Wells within cities or on the outskirts to capture and filter rainwater
Thanks for this beautiful video ! 👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🏜💞
Great videoclip. I like Sedona even more now.
I love Sedona but so do too many other people. I was there a couple of weeks ago, I hadn't been there since 2012 and I could not believe how crowded it is now.
I just moved here from Colorado. Beautiful footage. Thank you!
Amazing driving tour and fairytale place to be. Just beautiful!! ❤
Very beautiful place, amazing 👏
Overnight stays are had for less in nearby Cottonwood. There is an old hotel in the old town that was a favorite stop of Mae West on her way to Hollyweird.
Camping around Sedona is frowned on.
Why is it frowned upon?
Homeless people Caroline.
The goons regularly hunt any obvious camp site.
Same in cottonwood.
@@yumaborderreport8657 Oh. I didn't know that. Thanks.
Frown all you want. There are some pretty awesome dispersed camping spots for those with 4WD.
@@magenta0225 true!
Gosh, I really miss Arizona
Love this scenic and beautiful area of Arizona, great upload! :)
Agree too ☺️
BEAUTIFUL PLACE
That's nice thank you so much 💞💞💞💞
Love this state so beautiful thanks for sharing your videos great job much appreciated 🙏😍👍♥️
BEAUTIFUL video!😀👍 Thanks so much for sharing with us. I'm looking forward to visiting my sister in Prescott in early May!😍 Have a blessed weekend 💜 🙏 ✌ 🌞 💐 🎶
LOTS OF LOVE FROM LEH LADAKH ❤️❤️😘
Beautiful!! Thankyou for sharing
Good, soothing background music! Thanks.
WONDERFUL VIDEO CONGRATULATIONS GOOD JOB!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I actually work at the Table at Junipine in Oak Creek canyon. Such a beautiful area. Great video!
Planning to make it into Sedona really early and hoping that makes a difference with traffic. Like another commenter said, it get's really bad. Last time I was there it was 7 am and it was bumper to bumper but once you get past the major hiking areas it wasn't so bad. And the hikes were not as crowded as I thought but my friend and I purposely chose a hike that would have made it difficult for kids and families. The good thing is there are hikes for everyone. But weekends are kind of crazy busy. I hope we get lucky and it's not so busy when we go again.
Walk! Bike it’s beautiful here, you don’t need a car! Walk like a local
I appreciate your footage ,, I am looking into transferring to AZ so this is very helpful.
I was practically brought up in the Sedona/Oak Creek Canyon/Phoenix area. I had an uncle and aunt and cousins who were born and raised there in Oak Creek Canyon. Oak Creek Canyon is still a great place to be, so quiet, serene and beautiful, but Sedona has gone way too commercial nowadays. And, the spring/summer traffic is outrageous. I don't love Sedona as much as I used to. Oak Creek Canyon I still love though.
That's too bad !! Too commercialized touristy areas are places I usually try to avoid ! I get it ! Especially for people grew up in the area ,or living there ,or near by must be fed up with over tourism, I bet !! On the other hand ,I feel bad/ guilty as I'm a tourist going there spending money ( my sister/ her husband's treat ,though ) ! My sister's hubby is from Arizona, but he's never been there before !
Deserts are mysterious to me & love that !! I feel some strange powers from those deserts always ! Lol One thing I am not excited about visiting deserts is my allergy issues ! I'll be taking some medications / nasal spray there . I don't take any medication, so ,I hate doing that ! Hopefully not a lot !! Also hoping that commercialization of Sedona will stop now ! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🏜💞
Do you have any info about stargazing in Sedona or in/around Scottsdale area? We are visiting Scottsdale & Sedona later this month and I would LOVE to see the clear night sky filled with stars and the milky way. Hopefully also see some good views through a high powered telescope, but it's very confusing to find a place online that does tours.
BEAUTIFUL SEDONA 😍
I’ll be there for a week next month, I am so excited. Thanks for the preview.
Awesome! My birthday is this Friday!
Happy Early Birthday
I hope you get to do everything you want on your birthday ! Have a good one man
I love Sedona
Great videos man.they are so beautiful and educative Thanks for share your videos.
Was born in Tucson hopping to go back but I love the trees and the green grass and the rolling hills Sedona has it all and more so very beautiful! Going to be a hard pick! Great video Jeff!
Lovely!
yah !!!! I love the scenery
Dam alot of changes in Sedona thank you love the video
its a lovely town, visit only often!
I am gonna visit Sedona this September w/ my family & my brother in law . Many people have been there been telling us how beautiful Sedona is !! I've been to Arizona twice before ,but never been to Sedona,yet ! Very much lookingbforward to it !! It's been in my bucket list for so nany years ,but I am allergic to dust & that makes it difficult for me to visit ,or stay in deserts !! 🏜 I'll need to take some mucinex & nasal spray ,etc a lot there ,I bet !! 😅 Thanks for this video ! We'll be taking lots of photos ! 👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🏜💞P.S.we'll be staying in Flagstaff ( saving $$ !! ) & visiting the Monument Valley for a day as well !
My husband and I took his younger brother and mine up there and stayed in one of the cabins so the boys could go down sliding rock in about 1956😊. Fond memories.
Thanks, When is a good time to go when the temperatures are between 65 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit ???
So stunning. Thanks
These roadtrip videos are amazing! Thank you for doing these, Scott. I wonder if you can try to score some sponsors to pay for some of these. 🤔
I am going to live in Sedona, I don't know how or when but I will.
Love the drive
Great video! I was just there for the first time recently and it looks like you hit all the best places.
That was truly paradise.
I gotta move to Sedona. I gotta be surrounded by red rocks.
My thoughts exactly
Stayed at the Matterhorn in Sedona in December and drove to Flagstaff from there. Beautiful views and cheaper than dirt. $99.00/nite in Sedona and $132.00/nite at the Scottsdale Plaza Resort. You won't see that again.
How did you like staying at the Matterhorn?
@@arizona6494 Excellent! Get a 2nd floor room. They have been newly remodeled. Best view in Sedona!
Looks like way to many people and cars to enjoy.
Excellent !!
My wife & I have been going to Sedona over 25 years. We stopped going! Sedona has become so popular that the roads/parking/infrastructure can’t handle the amount of tourist. It’s nearly impossible to find parking for trail heads, restaurants, or any other attraction you might want to try. We hiked Devils Arch New Year’s Day. At 6:30am there was over 100 people waiting to get a picture on the arch. There were jerks yelling at parents with kids to hurry up. It’s one of those places where a miss step or stumble means your death after falling 100 feet down. Unless you like New York style crowds, don’t bother. It’s just not enjoyable anymore
It sucks with so many moving here now. Can't go anywhere in Arizona with huge crowds. There's really no escape anymore in Arizona.
I am a Brit who was located in Phoenix many years ago. My wife and I loved to drive up to Sedona. We returned recently, many years after our first visits. It was awful. We were elbowed and pushed by hordes and hordes of people. We will never go back.
@@tomarmstrong1281 wow 😳
love Sedona!!!!!!!!
Awesome!
Beautiful videos , very beautiful !
Beautiful ♥️
Wow This Is The Most Beautifull State
Where was that swimming hole spot!? I have a friend coming from Chicago and want to show him around to some cool spots.
Ilove SEDONA Arizona
Thanks for sharing
Looks incredible
hello, I'm from Taiwan and lived in Chandler and Mesa before for abt 16 months. Been to Scottsdale, Gilbert, Tucson and Glendale too. Can u also make the video of those beautiful places? Thanks. Try to recall my memory in ur country.
Thank you 🙏🏼 Loved the tour and your choice of music was so relaxing ! By any chance is there a 5 star hotel near all the shops you visited ? The shops right before you continued to 89A. I just wanted a hotel with Beautiful views really . Thanks again .
Check the Hilton in Sedona area. There should be a few.
@@LivinginArizona Thank You 🙏🏼
Coool land man...wish I was there !
When I was in Scottsdale I visited Cosanti and bought a Paolo Soleri bell. Arcosanti is on my bucket list. Been to Sedona several times, too touristy for me, who buys all that "stuff". Did enjoy your tour though.
Enjoying my virtual trip! Never heard of Acrosanti; wonder if that was the place of Biosphere. I saw that "Church" (no services) as a tourist attraction on TV about Arizona State just last week.
No. The biosphere is between Florence and Tucson
@@yvonne7240 thanks.
Watching from Canada, love travelling to AZ. I hope to live there sometime soon!
Beautiful
Good videos.. where is that swimming hole in minute 18 ? parking lot or mile ?
красивый ролик !
Is aerial drone photography allowed around the sites for horseshoe bend , red rocks, buttes around the Indian reservations.
When is the peak season in Sedona?
Awesome music
Haven't been there in years but definitely a beautiful place Sedona is awesome but it would be nice to be able to afford to live there :-)
Is it that expensive to live in Sedona Arizona?
We went to Sedona back in January for my birthday weekend and although it was rainy season it was so peaceful. We went with the kids and I was preggo at the time but hubby and and I are def going back on our own lol.
When is the best time to visit to avoid the big crowds?
Beautiful country!
Will say though that the subscribe hawking was too much
Are we there yet? Jeez, you really took us on a car ride.
yes.... long car ride.... lot more to see in the area than thr yellow lines and asphalt..... too bad...
The car ride is some of the best views of Sedona and Arizona
I work in sedona its a nice view to pricey for everything so if u don't wanna spend 1000 on food just go for the hikes and view
where do you rank Sedona/Oak Creek Canyon area?? You should do a full AZ Places Ranked video!
No sé cómo termine aquí xD
Buscaba videos de MrBeasts y me aprecio esto xD
Arcosanti is a very early, still somewhat in progress, demonstration of architect Paolo Soleri's philosophy of making man fit nature, not vice versa - much, much more to be said about this. (for the brave, and willing to put in some effort to find a copy - read Arcoloogy - The City in the Image of Man) There are residents, and visiting students. Calling Arcosanti a village is ...um... Like calling ASU a town. Frankly, if a visitor doesn't have at least a vague idea of what Arcosanti is, it's probably not a great use of time. For anyone wanting to buy the bells designed by Soleri and his students (and still made), the gift shop is, of course, one of two places, in the Phoenix area, to buy them - Cosanti, in Scottsdale, is the other.
Sedona - the Pink Jeeps! There's nothing like them in the area! Routes are like ordering Mexican: mild, spicy, or HOT!!. Broken Arrow is the hot, hot, hot choice - don't miss it!