A Walk on the Historical Jordan Road Sedona | Arizona | USA

The Jordan Road in Uptown Sedona is one of the scenic and beautiful roads leading to different trails. Those who don't make it to trails usually prefer to walk on Jordan Road. It has the lowest traffic with a peaceful atmosphere. You can also visit the Jordan Historical Park and Museum on this road.
Jordan Historical Park is 4.8acres and is located in Uptown Sedona near the end of Jordan Road. The park is open daily from dawn until dusk with no admission fee. It features interpretive nature trails, picnic tables, a large fruit orchard and a museum.
The park is the site of the former homestead of Walter and Ruth Jordan and the current site of the Sedona Heritage Museum. The museum is focused on Sedona's pioneers, from the earliest settlers in the 1870s through the heyday of western film making in the 1950s. The museum is open daily from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Museum admission is $5 per person. Children 12 and under, and SHS members free
Tour group specials
Bus parking
For information call [phone] or visit the Sedona Heritage Museum website.
Museum exhibits include the story of Sedona Schnebly, the city's namesake, and photos and memorabilia from the golden era of western filmmaking, a "cowboy room" and U.S. Forest Service displays. There are also displays of vintage vehicles including a restored 1942 fire truck, 1898 buggy and apple sorting equipment.

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