With scenery that steals your breath and feeds the soul, Sedona is a place that fosters an intimate connection—to nature, to oneself, and to each other—through nourishing experiences that enrich lives and renew spirits.
Designated as an International Dark Sky Community, Sedona offers extraordinary opportunities for stargazing beneath some of the clearest night skies in the Southwest. As day gives way to night, the region’s iconic red rock landscapes create a stunning backdrop for celestial views, revealing countless stars, planets, and the Milky Way overhead.
Local Attractions
Explore Arizona’s emerging wine country just a short drive from L’Auberge. Discover intimate tasting rooms, scenic vineyard views, and handcrafted wines at beloved destinations throughout the Verde Valley, including Jerome, Cornville, and Cottonwood.
Local Attractions
Nestled at the base of Thunder Mountain, this peaceful site offers walking meditation around the Stupa and quiet contemplation. From 89A South in West Sedona, turn onto Andante Road, then left on Pueblo. Park, enter through the gate, and follow the trail up.
Local Attractions
Airport Mesa offers some of the most spectacular sunset views in Sedona. Visitors can choose between two prime spots: the expansive main overlook with panoramic vistas, or a scenic viewpoint reached by a short hike halfway up Airport Road.
Local Attractions
Once the wickedest town in the West, this former copper-mining hub is now a National Historic District and thriving artist community. Dramatically perched on Cleopatra Hill halfway up Mingus Mountain, Jerome feels like a town frozen in another era.
Local Attractions
Ranked among America’s top scenic drives, this 12-mile journey winds through switchbacks to a stunning rim overlook. From L’Auberge, turn right onto State Route 89A, stop in Downtown Flagstaff along historic Route 66, then wind back to Uptown Sedona.
Local Attractions
Home to rare ancient pictographs and cliff dwellings, Palatki Heritage Site remains one of Sedona’s hidden treasures. Though lesser known than other attractions, this archaeological site offers a glimpse into the area’s indigenous history.
Local Attractions
Nestled where Oak Creek flows beneath Cathedral Rock, Arizona’s most photographed formation, this scenic site offers the perfect setting for a leisurely walk or peaceful picnic along the water.
Local Attractions
Discover Sedona’s famed vortex sites, including Airport Mesa, Bell Rock, Boynton Canyon, and Cathedral Rock. From our central location, our concierge team can help you explore these inspiring destinations with personalized recommendations, maps, and guided experiences.
Local Attractions
Ranked as one of the “Seven Man-Made Wonders of Arizona”, this 1956 Roman Catholic chapel was built directly into the red rocks of Sedona. It sits high above the landscape, showcasing wonderful views from both inside and out.
Outdoor Activities
Welcome to America’s Day hike capital—Red Rock Country is home to over 400 miles of trails and enough scenery to last a lifetime. From peaceful walks along Oak Creek to unforgettable summit views, our concierge team can help you choose the perfect hiking adventure for your stay.
Shopping
Gallery Row along Highway 179 features Sedona’s finest galleries and shops. Finish your tour with a stroll through the L’Auberge grounds to view a natural gallery of statues and artwork curated by Goldenstein Gallery.
Shopping
The Hike House offers all the elements that bring the hiking experience to life: Sedona Trail Finder, hiking footwear and gear, on and off trail apparel, hiking safety, free hiking clinics, and the hiker’s Energy Café.
Shopping
Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art showcases exceptional works across 20,000 square feet, featuring over 100 talented artists. This award-winning gallery, named “Best in Sedona” and among America’s top 25, offers an inspiring experience.
Shopping
Set among the red rocks as you enter Sedona, Son Silver West is an iconic view for returning visitors. This unique store specializes in Southwestern decor and hardware, including antiques, pottery, gardening tools and fabric.
Shopping
Uptown Sedona beckons with its charming walkable streets filled with unique boutiques, galleries, and shops. Every corner reveals captivating jewelry, local art, and distinctive finds that invite exploration and discovery.
Shopping
Head to Hillside Sedona for galleries such as James Ratliff and Gallery of Modern Masters, artisan shops, diverse dining options, and stunning views.
Shopping
One of the most famous Sedona shopping districts, this “village” features galleries, specialty shops, and restaurants including El Rincon and Oak Creek Brewery & Grill.
Outdoor Activities
Pink Jeep Tours offer the quintessential Sedona adventure, navigating rugged terrain inaccessible on foot to reveal breathtaking vistas and rich local history. Prepare for an unforgettable journey with stunning photo opportunities.
These helicopter tours are sure to give you the thrill of a lifetime. Soar through spires, mesas, secluded canyons, and the world-famous Red Rocks of Sedona, as you enjoy unmatched views from a bird’s eye perspective.
Mountain biking delivers the ultimate Sedona adventure—challenging terrain, adrenaline-fueled thrills, and unforgettable red rock views. Our concierge arranges consultations for proper gear and trail access, ensuring an epic backcountry experience that creates lasting memories.
Soar high above the red rocks in peaceful tranquility—with equal parts thrilling adventure—in a hot air balloon. These sunrise excursions provide awe-inspiring views of the red rocks glowing in the morning sunlight.
Experience a taste of the true old west on horseback as you marvel at the stunning landscape. Peaceful yet exciting, horseback rides take you through red rock country—through streams, desert landscapes, and canyon walls.
Embark on an unforgettable journey aboard the historic Grand Canyon Train from Williams. This scenic ride through Arizona’s wilderness leads to the majestic South Rim, where three magical hours await to explore one of the world’s wonders.
The Sedona region boasts numerous beautiful golf courses designed for golfers of every skill level. We’ve handpicked our favorites below—all within a convenient 20-minute drive from L’Auberge.
Outdoor Activities
Explore Sedona’s off-road terrain by renting an ATV or buggy. Whether you venture out on your own—following provided maps and descriptive guides—or follow an expert, you’ll be able to explore the picturesque landscape from the thrill of an off-road vehicle.
Designated as an International Dark Sky Community, Sedona offers extraordinary opportunities for stargazing beneath some of the clearest night skies in the Southwest. As day gives way to night, the region’s iconic red rock landscapes create a stunning backdrop for celestial views, revealing countless stars, planets, and the Milky Way overhead.
Local Attractions
Explore Arizona’s emerging wine country just a short drive from L’Auberge. Discover intimate tasting rooms, scenic vineyard views, and handcrafted wines at beloved destinations throughout the Verde Valley, including Jerome, Cornville, and Cottonwood.
Local Attractions
Nestled at the base of Thunder Mountain, this peaceful site offers walking meditation around the Stupa and quiet contemplation. From 89A South in West Sedona, turn onto Andante Road, then left on Pueblo. Park, enter through the gate, and follow the trail up.
Local Attractions
Airport Mesa offers some of the most spectacular sunset views in Sedona. Visitors can choose between two prime spots: the expansive main overlook with panoramic vistas, or a scenic viewpoint reached by a short hike halfway up Airport Road.
Local Attractions
Once the wickedest town in the West, this former copper-mining hub is now a National Historic District and thriving artist community. Dramatically perched on Cleopatra Hill halfway up Mingus Mountain, Jerome feels like a town frozen in another era.
Local Attractions
Ranked among America’s top scenic drives, this 12-mile journey winds through switchbacks to a stunning rim overlook. From L’Auberge, turn right onto State Route 89A, stop in Downtown Flagstaff along historic Route 66, then wind back to Uptown Sedona.
Local Attractions
Home to rare ancient pictographs and cliff dwellings, Palatki Heritage Site remains one of Sedona’s hidden treasures. Though lesser known than other attractions, this archaeological site offers a glimpse into the area’s indigenous history.
Local Attractions
Nestled where Oak Creek flows beneath Cathedral Rock, Arizona’s most photographed formation, this scenic site offers the perfect setting for a leisurely walk or peaceful picnic along the water.
Local Attractions
Discover Sedona’s famed vortex sites, including Airport Mesa, Bell Rock, Boynton Canyon, and Cathedral Rock. From our central location, our concierge team can help you explore these inspiring destinations with personalized recommendations, maps, and guided experiences.
Local Attractions
Ranked as one of the “Seven Man-Made Wonders of Arizona”, this 1956 Roman Catholic chapel was built directly into the red rocks of Sedona. It sits high above the landscape, showcasing wonderful views from both inside and out.
Outdoor Activities
Welcome to America’s Day hike capital—Red Rock Country is home to over 400 miles of trails and enough scenery to last a lifetime. From peaceful walks along Oak Creek to unforgettable summit views, our concierge team can help you choose the perfect hiking adventure for your stay.
Shopping
Gallery Row along Highway 179 features Sedona’s finest galleries and shops. Finish your tour with a stroll through the L’Auberge grounds to view a natural gallery of statues and artwork curated by Goldenstein Gallery.
Shopping
The Hike House offers all the elements that bring the hiking experience to life: Sedona Trail Finder, hiking footwear and gear, on and off trail apparel, hiking safety, free hiking clinics, and the hiker’s Energy Café.
Shopping
Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art showcases exceptional works across 20,000 square feet, featuring over 100 talented artists. This award-winning gallery, named “Best in Sedona” and among America’s top 25, offers an inspiring experience.
Shopping
Set among the red rocks as you enter Sedona, Son Silver West is an iconic view for returning visitors. This unique store specializes in Southwestern decor and hardware, including antiques, pottery, gardening tools and fabric.
Shopping
Uptown Sedona beckons with its charming walkable streets filled with unique boutiques, galleries, and shops. Every corner reveals captivating jewelry, local art, and distinctive finds that invite exploration and discovery.
Shopping
Head to Hillside Sedona for galleries such as James Ratliff and Gallery of Modern Masters, artisan shops, diverse dining options, and stunning views.
Shopping
One of the most famous Sedona shopping districts, this “village” features galleries, specialty shops, and restaurants including El Rincon and Oak Creek Brewery & Grill.
Outdoor Activities
Welcome to America’s Day hike capital—Red Rock Country is home to over 400 miles of trails and enough scenery to last a lifetime. From peaceful walks along Oak Creek to unforgettable summit views, our concierge team can help you choose the perfect hiking adventure for your stay.
Outdoor Activities
Pink Jeep Tours offer the quintessential Sedona adventure, navigating rugged terrain inaccessible on foot to reveal breathtaking vistas and rich local history. Prepare for an unforgettable journey with stunning photo opportunities.
These helicopter tours are sure to give you the thrill of a lifetime. Soar through spires, mesas, secluded canyons, and the world-famous Red Rocks of Sedona, as you enjoy unmatched views from a bird’s eye perspective.
Mountain biking delivers the ultimate Sedona adventure—challenging terrain, adrenaline-fueled thrills, and unforgettable red rock views. Our concierge arranges consultations for proper gear and trail access, ensuring an epic backcountry experience that creates lasting memories.
Soar high above the red rocks in peaceful tranquility—with equal parts thrilling adventure—in a hot air balloon. These sunrise excursions provide awe-inspiring views of the red rocks glowing in the morning sunlight.
Experience a taste of the true old west on horseback as you marvel at the stunning landscape. Peaceful yet exciting, horseback rides take you through red rock country—through streams, desert landscapes, and canyon walls.
Embark on an unforgettable journey aboard the historic Grand Canyon Train from Williams. This scenic ride through Arizona’s wilderness leads to the majestic South Rim, where three magical hours await to explore one of the world’s wonders.
The Sedona region boasts numerous beautiful golf courses designed for golfers of every skill level. We’ve handpicked our favorites below—all within a convenient 20-minute drive from L’Auberge.
Outdoor Activities
Explore Sedona’s off-road terrain by renting an ATV or buggy. Whether you venture out on your own—following provided maps and descriptive guides—or follow an expert, you’ll be able to explore the picturesque landscape from the thrill of an off-road vehicle.
