What hasn't been said about Sedona, Arizona?

USA Weekend Magazine has identified Sedona as "the most beautiful place in America." Legendary painter Max Ernst paired it with Paris as "the only two places in the world that I would want to live."

Sedona's Red Rock Country is a land of monumental scenery that defies description with its color-rich cliffs and canyons of ever-changing hues, the fresh waters of Oak Creek Canyon, and miles of spectacular hiking trails leading to remote locations that exhilarates the body and stirs the spirit.

Native Americans regarded this northern Arizona outpost as the center of the universe. People from all walks of life have been drawn to Sedona for the pleasures of the Coconino National Forest, the Red Rock Secret Mountain Wilderness Area, the area's rich cultural and artistic heritage, and 300 days a year of blue skies and gleaming sunshine.

Sedona offers an intriguing array of opportunities for experiencing the great outdoors. From hiking and biking to horseback riding and hot air ballooning, the region provides an unlimited opportunity to experience the great outdoors.

Because of the land's distinctive beauty, Sedona also is the home to a variety of world-class art galleries, boutiques, fine restaurants and a long list of cultural events and festivals that take place throughout the year.

A short two-hour drive from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and the Valley of the Sun, Sedona provides private jet service at its own regional airport, and is within easy driving distance of Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon and several popular destinations in southern California and the Four Corners Area.