Red Rock State Park

Came here for hikes twice with my wife. Really love how secluded it was as you hike outward. The views are truly spectacular as you can see a lot of the main Red Rock formations from here. Trail was well maintained and relatively bug free. We did see some private property along the way but generally well marked. If you are into moderate hikes with great scenery then this is definitely the right place. Just be sure to bring a few bottles of water.

The park is very nice and underrated. Tons of nice trails and a nice mini museum inside the visitor center. Bring tons of water or gatorade, as the hot weather plus the hiking trails can make you exhausted. Nice scenery. 100% would recommend to a friend or family to visit. Nice wildlife too.

This state park charges a $10 per person entrance fee and NOT per car. Unless you are into hiking around the park, the views of the surrounding mountains are no more spectacular than those you get from the various roadside lookout spots. There is a museum here with some displays.

Excellent drive with places to stop off for pictures. The park itself has 5 trails including on just .4 miles along a stream. Others are 1 to 3 miles long. Possible wildlife sightings but we only saw some birds. Peaceful environment. Picked up a cool new ornament in visitor center. Trails are not paved.

Great state park, just a heads up it is $10 per person not per car so the can definitely get pricey. Every day at 10am they have a ranger guided nature walk that takes about an hour. We chose to go on it and enjoyed it. This is a park you do have to walk, it's not one you can drive around and see things. Make sure you drive down to the creek, it's beautiful.

We went to the park last weekend while in Sedona and heard about a tour being given by a volunteer; so we joined the group. Pat Klum (believe that was her name) was phenomenal! As we walked the park for two hours with Pat, we learned about everything from the creek to the plants. It was amazing how everything had a purpose and use from medicines and ointments to bark for weaving. Thank you for a great tour, Pat and for sharing your knowledge and love of all things nature and Sedona with us!

Beautiful place to hike. I suggest starting early to stay out of the sun. The place is well kept and there are many trails.

The red sandstone cliffs glow brightest at sunset, and the trails range from easy walks to tougher climbs. I took a short hike along Oak Creek and loved the mix of water and desert scenery. Popular with tourists, but the views make it more than worth it.