Head to Page Springs Cellars & More Sedona Wineries
Wine Tasting in Sedona is such a treat. While this area may not have the notoriety of the famed Napa Valley, there are some fantastic local winemakers and farmers growing, cultivating, and creating some beautiful wines. A favorite to visit for a tasting is Page Springs Cellars, one of the best wineries on the Verde Valley wine trail near our Sedona.
At Page Springs Cellars, they focus on creating wines that express the high desert character of the Arizona landscape. They make small-batch wines from grapes grown with sustainable practices. The tasting room at Page Springs Cellars is open seven days a week, where you can sample these wines and enjoy the delicious bistro offerings. Be sure to peruse the gallery of local artists, and there’s often a weekly line-up of live music.
Page Springs Cellars is just one of the great stops on the Verde Valley wine trail, but before you start planning your itinerary, you’ll want to secure your lodging. Our Sedona bed and breakfast is in the perfect central location to tour these local Sedona wineries. Surrounded by the stunning Red Rock formations, Canyon Villa Bed and Breakfast sets a romantic tone for your next getaway to the high desert with luxurious guest rooms. Start planning and book your lodging today! Continue reading
This winter is an ideal time to take a Sedona tour and explore all this incredible area has to offer. The weather is perfectly mild, often topping out in the mid-high ’50s. But even more appealing are the smaller crowds in Sedona. That means not only can you dine at all of your favorite restaurants without much hassle and go wine tasting with fewer people crowding the tasting rooms, it also means there will be fewer people out on the hiking trails and competing for Sedona’s most coveted views.
Whether on foot, by bike, via jeep tours, or some other mode of transportation, exploring the twists and turns of Sedona in the fall is one of our favorite things to do. Fall in Sedona is magical. As the light filters down and baths the rocks in its golden hues, it somehow makes the fall colors fo Sedona seem even richer. Sedona’s weather throughout the fall season is mild; perfect for getting outside and exploring these incredible landscapes to your heart’s content.
