Digital Wanderer

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Arizona – 3, Sedona

Sedona is a small tourist town (10,000), famous for its incredibly beautiful red rocks and soil. In the photos below, you can enjoy them to the fullest. We didn't do anything in particular in Sedona. Well, except we tried to buy a universal pass to the national parks, but they didn't have any.

We also saw an ad for super-cheap helicopter tours, like 20 bucks a person or something. Usually, a tour like that costs from 70, often even over 100. But we were out of time, so we had to keep driving. We liked Sedona a lot, I highly recommend visiting it to everyone if you're ever nearby. By the way, it's funny, but I once almost bought a Giant Sedona bike. Who could have known back then that I'd end up visiting this very Sedona.

A two-lane paved road with a car driving in the distance, leading to majestic red rocks under a bright blue sky with light cirrus clouds.

A black SUV driving on a road past a roundabout with a 'One Way' sign. In the background, majestic red rocks, a Giant gas station, and stores are visible under a clear blue sky.

A street with low-rise Southwestern-style buildings, set against towering red rock formations under a blue sky with white clouds.

Majestic red rocks against a blue sky with light clouds, surrounded by green trees and dry grass. In the foreground, two small cairns made of flat stones stand on the reddish ground.

A majestic red sandstone mountain with sparse green vegetation towers over a valley covered in dry grass and shrubs.

A smiling red-haired woman in a blue patterned blouse and denim shorts stands against a backdrop of majestic red rocks under a clear blue sky.

A man in glasses, a t-shirt, and shorts stands in the middle of a desert landscape with his arms spread wide. In the background, majestic red rocks surrounded by shrubs and dry grass tower under a bright blue sky with light clouds.

A majestic reddish rock with multi-tiered slopes dominates the landscape under a blue sky with light clouds. Green vegetation is visible in the foreground, and a thin wire horizontally crosses the upper part of the frame.