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    :banana Sedona, AZ

    I'm looking forward to a trip in March to Sedona, unfortunately with a bunch of non hikers. I've done a little research and it seems Bell Rock might be a easy day hike even for them. I'll probably bring my boots in hopes of getting out. I do't think that I'll be able to get my faithful companionStick on the airplane, he'll have to sit this hike out.

    Does anybody have any other suggestions for a day hike?
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    Quote Originally Posted by RangerZ View Post
    I'm looking forward to a trip in March to Sedona, unfortunately with a bunch of non hikers. I've done a little research and it seems Bell Rock might be a easy day hike even for them. I'll probably bring my boots in hopes of getting out. I do't think that I'll be able to get my faithful companionStick on the airplane, he'll have to sit this hike out.

    Does anybody have any other suggestions for a day hike?
    There are two I recommend for non-hikers.

    Palatki - 1 mile - It's an easy ranger-led hike to see ancient pictographs.
    Boynton Canyon - 2 miles - Hike to the energy vortex site. A small bit of elevation. Great and beautiful views. Arrive around 3pm and you might see the local who hands out heart shape rocks and plays a flute on top of the rock formation.
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    west fork of oak creek canyon - most scenic and most packed with tourists, but good for beginners

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    No suggestions for you because I too am going to Sedona in March - my first time there! Going to southern AZ first, so likely won't reach Sedona until around the Equimox.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ImAfraidOfBears View Post
    west fork of oak creek canyon - most scenic and most packed with tourists, but good for beginners
    +1 It is now a fee area, go early, the parking lot fills fairly quick.

    At the southern end of the town is a ranger station, and you should be able to pick up a map of all of the forest service roads and trail heads that are close to the town. A number of Pre historic dwellings are near by.

    Up the road near flagstaff is Walnut Canyon, it is a jewel.

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    I've heard that Cathedral Rock is awesome. Reportedly, it's not too difficult for non-hikers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cookerhiker View Post
    I've heard that Cathedral Rock is awesome. Reportedly, it's not too difficult for non-hikers.

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    Yep, cathedral is a pleasant walk. Maybe 3-4 miles all the way around, not much elevation change and very pretty.


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