While there aren’t very many national parks near Sedona, you’ll find a lovely selection of state parks, trailheads, and natural areas to explore during your visit. The landscape in Arizona is some of the most breathtaking in the world, especially for those traveling from colder parts of the country. These nature areas are anchored by some of the most iconic features of Sedona: the massive Red Rock sandstone formations.

Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and Snoopy Rock are renowned for their deep red and orange hues, and the play of light and shadows on these rocks at sunrise and sunset is a sight to behold. One of the most impressive and downright famous national parks near Sedona, the Grand Canyon National Park, is about a two-hour drive, but the journey itself will be worth the scenic views you’ll witness from your car windows.

A little closer to Sedona, you’ll find a handful of state parks, all offering a glimpse at this desert landscape, some with babbling brooks, waterfalls, rugged woodlands, and lush vegetation. Before you start planning your hikes and adventures, you’ll want to choose your homebase, and our Sedona Bed and Breakfast is the ultimate retreat in Red Rock country. Our Inn is surrounded by some of the most spectacular of these sandstone landmarks, and you’ll feel right at home with our welcoming service, comfortable guest rooms, and luxurious amenities. Book your lodging at our Sedona Bed and Breakfast today!

The Best Nature Areas, State, and National Parks Near Sedona

While the majority of the national parks near Sedona are a bit of a trek, there’s a lovely selection of Arizona State Parks and designated natural areas for hiking, mountain biking, and soaking up our stunning landscape. As a guest at our Sedona Bed and Breakfast, you’ll be in the ideal location to head out and explore.

Here are the top state and national parks near Sedona to check out:

1. Slide Rock State Park: Originally a 43-acre apple farm and homestead, this is one of the best Arizona State Parks to beat the heat. Located in the Oak Creek Canyon, you’ll find short hikes along the creek and the famous namesake of the park, Slide Rock. Visitors can zip down this natural waterslide into the refreshing waters below.
2. Oak Creek Canyon Natural Area: Located in the heart of the Coconino National Forest, the Oak Creek Canyon Natural Area is just a few minutes away from Slide Rock State Park. This area is perfect for hiking, picnicking, camping, fishing, swimming, and endless views of colorful, soaring cliffs.
3. Red Rock State Park: This is one of the most epic Arizona State Parks that rivals any of the national parks near Sedona. They offer guided nature walks here, including birding, archaeology, geology, and even moonlight treks.
4. Montezuma Castle National Monument: One of the most fascinating landmarks, a beautifully preserved Native American monument, Montezuma Castle is a 20-room highrise apartment built into the towering limestone cliffs.
5. Grand Canyon National Park: Known as one of the great “Wonders of the World,” the Grand Canyon is one of the most iconic destinations in Arizona. This is by far one of the most memorable national parks near Sedona to add to your itinerary. There are even local tour groups offering guided excursions!

For more personalized recommendations, insider tips, and directions, feel free to ask your Innkeepers at our Sedona bed and Breakfast during your stay.

The Best Sedona Bed and Breakfast for Your Next Getaway

Are you looking for the perfect desert getaway? Our Sedona bed and Breakfast is the answer to all your needs. Located amidst the breathtaking views of Arizona, our inn offers a comfortable and relaxing stay that will make you feel right at home. Start your day with a delicious breakfast, including new recipes and old favorites. You won’t find a better breakfast in Sedona! Get ready to embark on your adventures feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

After hiking at the best state and national parks near Sedona, you’ll return to a cozy, comfortable, and elegant guest room. Many rooms have seating areas with gas fireplaces and stunning views from the picture windows and balconies. All rooms have pristine and beautifully equipped en suite bathrooms, the perfect place to refresh after a warm day on the trails.

Even better, head out to the courtyard and take a dip in our solar-heated pool framed by the impressive Red Rock formations, enjoy an outdoor fire in the evenings with a glass of wine, and feel a wave of relaxation wash over you. You’ll be rejuvenated and ready to explore the state and national parks near Sedona the next day, too! If you’re set for the perfect Arizona escape at our Sedona bed and Breakfast, book your stay with us today!