Play among the red rocks in beautiful Sedona. This par-72 course was created by master designer Robert Trent Jones and offers three sets of tee boxes for players of all skill levels. Total yardage is 6,854 on the long tees with fabulous photo opportunities all along the way. Golf attire is required at this course. See website for further information.

Pedal under the shadowy image of Sedona's hauntingly beautiful red rocks outlined only by the full moon. Mountain Bike Heaven organizes stimulating (if different) dark outings every month, including the chilly month of February. Choose your clothing well for an enjoyable experience. If you are not up to the no-light version, alternative events include free local club rides on Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. If you are uncomfortable hitting the trails on your own, you may arrange a custom tour through the bike shop.

Wintertime in Sedona offers lovely opportunities in some areas that are commonly busy during the peak season. Rise early and head out to the self-guided Crescent Moon trail at Red Rock Crossing, the location of more than 60 motion pictures. For a nominal fee(USD5) you may park and access the trail and picnic area. Bring your camera for tranquil photos of Cathedral Rock's red beauty, reflected in the waters of Oak Creek. Though an easy trail to follow, be certain to bring water, as none is available.

Visit this highly photographed spot that has Cathedral Rock as a backdrop. Bring a picnic lunch and a pair of binoculars for bird watching. This lovely place offers picnic tables and vaulted toilets. Enjoy walking the path and learning the history of the area. Many movies were filmed here at the crossing including "Broken Arrow". Take Highway 89A west to the Upper Red Rock Loop Road and head south; then follow the signs. Note that water is unavailable here.

Treat yourself to a first-rate tour of the Sedona area by helicopter. Choose from adventures with magnificent views of Sedona's red rocks. Go on the  Red Rock Roundup which offers beautiful Chapel area views including Cathedral Rock, the Chapel of the Holy Cross and Bell Rock. For a longer ride, try the popular 30-minute Sedona Deluxe, which offers an extended experience into the Boynton and Secret Canyons.

Built by the Sinagua around A.D. 1130-1280, Honanki is Hopi for Bear House. Of masonry construction, this exceptional pueblo is one of the region's largest, having once held 60 rooms. Another site close to this location is at Palatki, which also offers a small visitor's center. Please call the Ranger District Office in Sedona for current hours, fees and road conditions leading to the site.

Palatki ruins believed to have been occupied from A.D. 1130 to 1280 A.D. are located northwest of Sedona and are accessible from West Highway 89A by taking Red Canyon Road North. One of Sedona's largest ruins, two trails lead to the alcoves and dual pueblos. There is a small fee associated with visiting this site. Two other ruins are nearby; Honanki, and Tuzigoot in Clarkdale. Call the Sedona Ranger District Station at the number above to check road conditions.

Charter an air tour with guides familiar with the Sedona area. Located at the Sedona Airport, all pilots are FAA certified and insured. Narrated tours include aerial visits to the Meteor Crater, the largest extra-terrestrial rock in the world, Secret Canyon or a 10-minute tour of Sedona's red rocks. Longer tours include beautiful Canyon de Chelly, Lake Powell, Monument Valley, the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon or customize a tour. Fees range from USD25-299 per person. Please call for further information and to make reservations.

Red Rock Biplane Tours has been providing the exciting "barnstorming" experiences to passengers in the red rock region for about four years, and local airplane flights for more than 11 years. Take a spin in a new open cockpit Super Waco Bi-plane for breathtaking views and a glorious adrenalin rush. Pilots here exceed the commercial requirements for flying hours, having thousands under their belts, and are knowledgeable of the local terrain. Tours range from USD36-USD215 and are subject to change. Please call for reservations and further information.

Free your adventurous spirit with a group tour in a saddle or aboard an authentic jeep into the heart of Sedona's scenic backroads. Whether you choose a leisurely trip into Boynton Canyon or a more robust encounter on primitive roads leading to the private ranch facility, you will thrill to the memorable transport and surroundings. Arrange a group tour, wedding, or corporate incentive tour with the staff here. Tours run one and one-half to four hours in length and range in price from $32-139 per person, subject to change. The minimum age for children to participate is seven years. Call for reservations and further information.