Sedona, Arizona, is famously surrounded by postcard-perfect red sandstone formations. These geologic marvels, rising nearly several hundred feet above the desert floor, look as if they were painstakingly placed by the brush of a skilled painter.
The unique array of cliffs, rock formations, and canyons that frame the idyllic destination were formed eons ago, molded by the formative hands of Mother Nature. This masterpiece has been in the making for over 350 million years, and few would argue that visually appealing scenery is Sedona’s only allure.
