Sedona Heritage Museum
Under $25A local history museum in uptown Sedona that presents the people and events behind the community's development.

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Hike through red rock country to a 50-foot natural sandstone arch you can walk across.
Devil's Bridge Trailhead, Dry Creek Rd (FR 152) · Sedona, AZ
Devil's Bridge is the largest natural sandstone arch in the Sedona area, reached by a 1.6-mile roundtrip trail in Coconino National Forest that gains 371 feet. The path climbs through red rock country, then you can stand below the 50-foot arch or climb to the top and walk out onto the span. The unpaved road to the trailhead needs a high-clearance vehicle, so many hikers start from the Mescal or Chuckwagon trails, which add distance.
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