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The original plan was to visit two National Parks in Utah, Canyonlands, and Arches. After reassessing the weather, plans changed due to predicted thunderstorms everyday I had planned on being there. So, Sedona Arizona was the next choice. I had never been here before and the funny thing is when I did arrive, there were thunderstorms everyday! I can honestly say that out of all the many places in the world I have traveled to, this was one of the most amazing! Most people dont consider hiking in 90F-109F a good time, but the sights were worth it. The people in Sedona were very cool, mostly made up of people who left California. They seemed to look at me as if its just a matter of time before I leave too. They may be right! I highly recommend seeing this place at least once in your life. Sedona is said to be second in popularity only to the Grand Canyon. I love the canyon, but this place has a different kind of magic. The pictures just dont do the place justice. See it for yourself!
Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte
Cathedral Rock
Seven Pools
Coffee Pot Rock
Oak Creek
Chimney Rock
Chapel of the Holy Cross
The Sink Hole
Devils Bridge
Snoopy Rock
Giant Ant
Mini-Sedona
Montezumas Castle (on the way to Sedona)
Tools/Camp
On the way back we made a quick stop at the Out of Africa Wildlife Park. It was cut short by the most horrific monsoon ever!

Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte

Cathedral Rock


Seven Pools

Coffee Pot Rock


Oak Creek

Chimney Rock

Chapel of the Holy Cross


The Sink Hole

Devils Bridge



Snoopy Rock


Giant Ant










Mini-Sedona

Montezumas Castle (on the way to Sedona)



Tools/Camp




On the way back we made a quick stop at the Out of Africa Wildlife Park. It was cut short by the most horrific monsoon ever!




