And remember, you're moving from Phoenix’s 1,000-foot elevation to Sedona’s 4,350 feet, so expect cooler temperatures to greet you. Your Journey Breakdown: Step-by-Step Route Guide The Direct ...

Here’s what a seasoned traveler had to say: "Sedona's red rock beauty is worth every minute of the drive from Phoenix. It's a journey that takes you from the desert to the stunning mountains, a ...

You can either rent a car at Phoenix's Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) and drive about 120 miles north to Sedona, or you can hop on any of the numerous Phoenix to Sedona shuttles and rent a ...

Sedona, the Verde Valley city about 116 miles northwest of the Phoenix city center, is famous for its red rock formations, which are as iconic as Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte. People ...

Sedona, known for its red-rock landscape ... AZ Canada-based Japanese restaurant chain makes US debut in this metro Phoenix city This Arizona national park is among most popular in US.

Parts of Interstate 17 and State Route 89A, both the only way to get from the central Valley to northern Arizona, are closed.

On your way back to Phoenix, pop into local art galleries along the picturesque Red Rock Scenic Byway. Sedona sits roughly 120 miles north of the city and can be reached by car in around two hours ...