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Mystical Sedona; home of The Heartline Cafe for 20 years. During this time, the Heartline Cafe has been serving award winning cuisine in its beautiful main dining room, patio and Fireside room. It is set amidst luscious gardens, with a spectacular view of Sedona’s world famous red rock mountains.

As if being in Sedona wasn’t magical enough- when you pass through the outdoor gates of Cucina Rustica you enter a restaurant unlike most others. The restaurant wraps its arms around you and settles you into dining experience that many foodies seek out but rarely find.

Best sunset dining in Sedona. Outdoor seating on large viewing deck. Recommended for seafood. Located in the Hillside Sedona shopping plaza south of Oak Creek on SR-179. Reservations recommended.

Excellent traditional Italian. Very romantic atmosphere. Highly rated in Sedona for many years. Located in West Sedona on 89A. Reservations recommended.

Western cuisine. Steaks, buffalo, rattlesnake, cactus fries, etc. Rustic and fun. Located in the original Oak Creek Tavern building in Uptown Sedona. Open for lunch and dinner. Dinner reservations recommended.

Upscale French cuisine. Romantic fine dining. Great for lunch too. Located in the Tlaquepaque village of shops and restaurants next to Oak Creek on SR-179. Reservations recommended.

Locals rave about this place. Wood-fired gourmet pizzas and salads. Also great for lunch. Located on 89A in West Sedona. Reservations not necessary.

Spicy southwestern flavors. Opened by chef from Scottsdale, does not take reservations. 10 minute drive from Adobe Hacienda B&B

Since 1958, Pink Jeep Tours has been providing the most talked about off-road adventures in the Southwest. Their award-winning excursions are known as the premier "must-do" tours in Sedona. The exclusive Broken Arrow, Ancient Ruin and Diamondback Gulch tours take you plces you may have never imagined existed. Whether you're seeking rugged adventure, Native American history and culture, nature, geology, or panoramic vistas, Pink Jeep has a tour for you. The largest tour company in Sedona. Jeeps run every day, several times each hour.

Jeep tours and horseback rides, including the famous Broken Arrow Trail Jeep adventure tour. Learn about the geology, plants, animals, and history of Sedona. See places visited by movie stars and pioneers and get great tips on photography. Sedona's first tours.

One of the best ways to discover Sedona for the first time. Old West hospitality and style for over 20 years. 4x4 Jeep tours, vortex tours, archaeological tours, combination Jeep tour and horseback ride, group and special events. Save 10 percent when you mention Adobe Hacienda Bed and Breakfast.

Experience real Western history and heritage on the M Diamond, a century old, 45,000 acre working cattle ranch. You will see and learn about our range land and enter a vast expanse of awesome views and vistas--all on the Arizona country side of the original homesteaders. One and two-hour trail rides. Cowboy cookouts. Two-hour cattle drives (for experienced riders). Complimentary pick-up and drop-off from Adobe Hacienda in a comfortable air-conditioned 14-passenger van.

At the historic Rockin’ River Ranch, we offer trail rides along the banks of the beautiful Verde River, one of the last free-flowing rivers in the desert Southwest.

Welcome to a new way of experiencing art and artists in the beautiful lands that inspire and challenge them. Each art tour will take you to visit three artists in their studios or at stunning locations. Artists discuss their backrounds, inspirations, challenges, techniques and specific stories about different pieces of art. Tell us of your specific art interest, and contact us for our current line up of artists, or let us chose one of our favorite fun and diverse tours for you. Each artist lives in their own world and that world will be opened to you, the art lover. Three hour tour, $75 per person.

A truly magical feeling of soaring gently with the wind. Sedona's natural wonders and wildlife sightings will delight you. Watch the sunrise during your ascent to a 60-90 minute flight. After a peaceful landing, a continental breakfast awaits. Reservations suggested, especially during weekends and peak season. Perfect flying record. Pick-up and drop-off at Adobe Hacienda.

Sedona Arizona Balloon Tours daily. Balloon flights over Sedona's spectacular Red Rock Country. Experience the thrill of Sedona's mystical energy from a hot air balloon! There are many balloon companies out of Sedona and Northern Light is the oldest and largest hot air balloon company in northern Arizona.

You will see Sedona's famous red rocks, descend into spectacular canyons, and explore ancient Sinagua Indian ruins on an air tour from a comfortable Bell Jet Ranger helicopter. Receive an in-flight narrative by a highly-skilled pilot, answering all your questions. Enjoy an up-close, intimate journey and don't forget to bring your camera! Our guests rave about this tour. Departs from the Sedona airport.

Experience the thrill of a lifetime in a new Waco open cockpit biplane as you soar over the breathtaking red rock country in the company of your experienced aviator. State of the art multi-camera system will record your personalized biplane adventure on a premium quality VHS tape to take home and relive your nostalgic tour of a lifetime. Departs from the Sedona airport.

Not just a ride, Sedona ATV Adventures offer a narrated informative tour of what you are seeing as you ride. Your guide will be giving you detailed information of the area through stereo headphones in your helmet. No stopping to be talked to, only continuous riding adventurous fun, giving you the most informative adventurous ATV experience being offered. 2-hour or 4 hour ride for singles or couples.

Open your heart and free your soul with a Spiritual Retreat Vacation coordinated by Sedona Soul Adventures. Indulge yourself with private, one-on-one sessions of meditation, yoga, breathwork, massage, and energy healing. Learn about yourself with a psychic reading or an angelic channeling. Get back to the land with Native American experiences, nature hikes, and Sedona vortex tours. Sedona Soul Adventures' Angel Guides create a custom Soul Adventure just for you though a select choice of over 50 of Sedona's finest intuitives, alternative healers, creative artists and spiritual guides.

Great Venture Tours is Sedona and Northern Arizona's original and premier provider of scenic and adventure tours to Northern Arizona's finest locations, including the Grand Canyon, Colorado River Rafting Adventures, and Indian Land Tours. We originated the small group, luxury mini-coach tour from Sedona and Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon as well as rafting adventures on the Colorado River.

Easy parking along SR-179. Incredible views both to the North and South. Named for its characteristic bell shape, Bell Rock's top looks like an old face staring skyward. Bell Rock is known as a masculine vortex site said to boost physical and spiritual energy. Hiking can be as short as 10 minutes, or take the Bell Rock/Courthouse Butte loop for about a 3-1/2 hour hike. The trailhead is just over a mile up the road from Adobe Hacienda. Most rooms at the inn have views facing Bell Rock.

Access from Verde Valley School Road or Back'o'Beyond Road. Cathedral Rock is the most photographed red rock monument in Sedona--and, they say, in all of Arizona. The trail is well-marked with rock cairns, but quickly turns into a "rock scramble" as you pull yourself up to the next plateau in a steep elevation climb to the "saddle". But the view is worth the effort, as from the top you can see Courthouse Butte, Twin Buttes, The Nuns, Lee Mountain, even panoramic views looking down on Oak Creek. Cathedral is a feminine energy vortex site, and while you may spend a couple hours on this hike, it is actually less than a mile each way from the Back'o'beyond trailhead up to the Saddle.

Beautiful trail into Boynton Canyon (Native Americans say this was the birthplace of their own "Adam and Eve"). Spur trail one mile from the trailhead parking leads to a little known Indian ruin part way up a Vortex-enhanced canyon. (Ask Pauline at the Inn for a map on how to find the hidden ruins.) Pack a lunch and you could spend a couple hours up on the red rock ledge where the ruin is hidden--overlooking the canyon. The trailhead starts at a parking area just outside the entrance to Enchantment Resort. The trail winds around the resort, then heads back into the canyon. The ruins trail is about .75 miles from the parking area, but the main trail heads several miles in--until it ends at the back of the canyon. At the end, try climbing up the cliffs a bit (there is sort of a trail left there to show you where to go) for a spectacular view back down the canyon.

This may be our favorite 2-hour hike in Sedona. You get to see a little bit of everything--from spectacular red rock vistas to a seasonal creek, even Indian ruins, on a moderately easy trail. Take 89A in West Sedona to Solder's Pass Road, drive a couple miles, then right on Rim Shadows and follow the signs to the trailhead parking. There is a Jeep trailhead here too, and the Jeep tours travel part way back the trail as well. First you'll see the Devil's Kitchen sinkhole, which drops about 200 feet straight down (it opened up in the mid 1800s), then the trail winds around to Seven Sacred Pools, across Slickrock and eventually ends at the red rock cliffs where you'll see 4 or more natural arches, an Indian ruin and an ancient Indian cave (sorry, no petroglyphs or pictographs).

To get there, take 89A to Dry Creek Road. At the end of Dry Creek Road, turn left and follow that paved road until it ends at a T. Turn left onto the dirt road and follow it until it ends (about 4 miles), then turn right onto 525 (another dirt road). Then follow the signs over to Palatki. There is a small charge now and a ranger on duty at the trailhead (along with restrooms). The trail is only about a half mile and heads back to the cliff face where you will see the ruins in two shallow caves. Both ruins were two story structures that contained eight rooms each. In the larger ruin, the walls are well preserved--there are even juniper poles still supporting the doors and windows. The site originally housed about 100 people around 1200 A.D. Also, don't forget to follow the signs to the short spur trail leading to the rock art site nearby!

Red Rock Crossing is the famous spot along Oak Creek where all the signature photos of Sedona Arizona seem to be taken--where Cathedral Rock is shown towering over Oak Creek. They say this is the most photographed spot in all of Arizona. To get there, take 89A to Upper Red Rock Loop Road, then follow the signs to Crescent Moon Recreation Area. There is a $5 fee to park at the park. Follow the trail (there are trails on both sides of the creek) north up the creek from the grassy area by the watermill, and you will eventually find "Wedding Rock", a lesser vortex area well-known as a beautiful ceremony spot. Continue up the creek trail as far as you like--cross over the creek when you can, then follow the trail on the other side back downstream to Red Rock Crossing where there is a footbridge to take you back over to the park.

This trail loosely follows the route of the Pink Jeep Broken Arrow trail, and essentially you see all the same sights. Take SR-179 to Morgan Road, then follow Morgan Road until it ends at the trailhead parking. Park, cross the Jeep trail, and follow the trail as it winds around spectacular views, crosses slick rock areas and eventually comes to Submarine Rock. Follow the trail even further to the end (about 2.5 miles one way) at Chicken Point where you'll see spectacular views to the south toward Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte.

This two mile hike (roundtrip) takes you to one of the most spectacular natural arches in the area. Take 89A to Dry Creek Road, travel Dry Creek Road about 2 miles then turn right on Forest Service Road 152 (dirt road). About 1.3 miles in, turn right toward the parking area for the trailhead (look for the signs for the Devil's Bridge trailhead from FS 152). The first part of the trail is so wide and easy you'd think a wheelchair could do it, but then the trail narrows and heads up switchbacks and stone steps to get to the top of the cliff beside the arch. Don't be afraid to walk across the arch (makes for great photos!), just watch your balance!

The most popular trail in the Sedona area--and Innkeepers favorite trail--is along the lower end of the West Fork of Oak Creek. This section of creek flows year round through a deep, forested canyon, quite narrow in places, with many pretty eroded rock formations and plentiful wildlife. The West Fork joins the main Oak Creek canyon near its north end, about six miles south of the point where highway US 89 descends from atop the Ponderosa pine forests that extends south from Flagstaff into the red rock country around Sedona. There is a parking fee for the trailhead area -- $5 (unless you have a Grand Annual Red Rock Pass). This trail easily extends 6-7 miles one way, and, for the most part, is fairly easy, as you cross back and forth over the creek up the canyon.

Walking distance from Adobe Hacienda, this 20,000-sq ft fully equipped facility features a wide array of world-class spa treatments, lap pool and therapy spa, exercise opportunities and offerings to sooth mind and body. Tennis, state-of-the-art fitness machines, including Cybex VR2 weight machines, treadmills, stairclimbers and stationary bikes, Olympic free weights, rowers and more. Aerobic sessions take place daily and range from gentle stretching and movement to step and cardio classes. Dance styles include hip hop, ballet and junior ballet. Also Tai Chi, Kundalini Yoga, Qui Gong and other Eastern movement classes. Massage and body treats. Discounted Day passes available for $10 through Adobe Hacienda only.

Facials, massage, metaphysical services,nails and waxing, signature body treatments, wedding packages. Located in West Sedona.

Our goal is to help you reach a higher level of Health, Happiness, and Peace. Come and enjoy our warm and inviting atmosphere, provided by our skilled and nurturing staff. Our services are designed to stimulate natural healing and positive brain function through Oriental Medicine, Healing, and Dahn Yoga

Just five minutes from the inn, the friendly and knowledgeable staff at Absolute Bikes will meet all of your biking needs. Whether you are in search of a bike rental, parts or gear, they've got you covered. They also have information on many of the bike races and events going on in the area.

Stay at Sedona's only Bed & Breakfast on a golf course!

This spectacular 18-hole, par 71 course was rated Number 2 in Arizona. This course is located adjacent to Adobe Hacienda--just walk out our back gate and hit a few balls! Rates include cart, range balls and tax. Click logo to link to course's website.

This beautiful 18-hole, par 71 course was designed by both Robert Trent Jones Jr. and Sr. Located less than a mile from Adobe Hacienda. Rates include cart and tax. Click logo to link to course's website.

A nine-hole executive gem that caters to every type of golfer, Canyon Mesa provides the perfect recreational complement to the beautiful red rocks of Sedona. Canyon Mesa is also the best public golf value in Sedona. Tucked quaintly away in a corner of the Village of Oak Creek, Canyon Mesa is ideal for novices and yet challenging enough for the more experienced. Due to its short length -- it averages just 140 yards a hole from the white tees -- Canyon Mesa is perfect for those just learning the game. But its narrowness and difficult greens makes it challenging for long-time golfers working on "target golf."