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2. Devil’s Bridge Trail
Devil’s Bridge is a remarkable natural sandstone arch. The hike to reach it is only a1.8-miles roundtrip hike. From the starting point, there is an elevation of only 400 feet.
The hike is neither steep. The trail is pretty good since it was originally meant to be for 4 x 4 vehicles. The base of the famous bridge is reported to be 50 feet high. The most difficult part of the hike is getting to the top but you’re rewarded with an incredible view.
3. Sedona Stargazing
Arizona’s clear desert skies are exceptional for stargazing. The stars at night are big and bright deep in the heart of Arizona. Some travel bloggers think it is one of the best places in the entire country to stargaze.
You can sign up for a tour with an expert and use quality astronomical equipment too. You’ll learn about the stars and groups are small enough that everyone gets plenty of time to look through the telescopes. Book onto a tour whenever you wish as the skies are almost always clear.
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