Bell Rock in Sedona’s scenic route in Arizona. On our way through this area, also tour the Oak Creek Canyon from the north on Highway 89A, which lead to the city of Sedona, there is another route where we can see two of the great red mountains that have brought fame to this region.

These mountains, which are possibly the most charismatic of the Sedona area, there are other places such as Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock. To access it, we take the scenic route known as Red Rock Scenic Byway.

To access this road, as we lower the 89A from Flagstaff, pass through Oak Creek, a little before we come to Sedona to the left take the 179, which crosses the River. After passing through the path to the Chapel of the Holy Cross, soon we will be right with the red mountains and the Cathedral Rock, with its pinnacles upright.

A little later, just before reaching the town of Oak Creek Village, will make a left where we can contemplate Bell Rock, a rocky mountain red rounded form, along with another famous rocky outcrop, Courthouse Butte.

Walking to the Cathedral Rock:

If you have time, we have the opportunity to hike and climb to the Cathedral, at the foot of the great pinnacles. The Cathedral Rock, is the scenic route to Sedona at Red Rock in Arizona. In order to enjoy the panoramic view and can photograph the most famous places such as Cathedral Rock at Red Mountain, from the banks of Oak Creek River, we go down the road from Sedona 89A, and we turn left onto the High Road Red Rock Loop to the playground Crescent.

To make the walking trail to Cathedral Rock, Sedona we take from Highway 179, and about five miles farther, turn right down the road Back O ‘, where shortly afterwards we found a parking place. From this, the path to the red mountain Cathedral Rock and the return to our accommodation we will go about two miles, albeit with a drop of nearly 200 meters.
 
The Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona, Arizona:

One of the views that we can do in Sedona, Arizona, is to go to the Chapel of the Holy Cross, a small chapel with an original building of modern architecture, embedded in the reddish mountain, which has a front design with a simulated cross.

Built in 1956, the Catholic chapel shows its peak during the evening. From the front area, we have to design a large window that allows entry of large amount of light inside.

The Chapel of the Holy Cross is located very near the town of Sedona. If we come from the north to Sedona for 89, before entering the city we turn to the left by 179, and about four miles the road we must take Chapel Road we will go to the parking lot, where after a short walk we will arrive a platform.

The Chapel of the Holy Cross, apart from being a religious and spiritual place, we have the best panoramic views of the city of Sedona and much of the Oak Creek Canyon.

Bon voyage!