Sedona is Open: Pocket Fire Update for Visitors

As of today, Sedona remains open and welcoming visitors, and the Pocket Fire is now more than 80% contained thanks to the outstanding efforts of local firefighters and first responders.

There is currently no threat to Sedona homes, businesses, or the areas where our guests stay and explore, and day-to-day operations at L’Auberge de Sedona continue as usual. While some smoke may occasionally be visible depending on weather conditions, it has not impacted the guest experience at the resort.

As with any wildfire in the Southwest, conditions can evolve. Although the fire is largely contained, some hiking trails, roads, or recreational areas may experience temporary closures as crews continue their work and land managers prioritize public safety. We encourage guests planning outdoor adventures to check the latest information before heading out.

Helpful Resources

• Coconino National Forest
• Current Alerts & Closures

Our team continues to monitor conditions closely and will follow any guidance or precautionary measures issued by local authorities. The safety and well-being of our guests, team members, and community remain our highest priorities.

We are deeply grateful to the firefighters, emergency personnel, and land management agencies whose dedication and hard work continue to protect Sedona and its surrounding landscapes. Their commitment has allowed the community to remain safe while visitors continue to enjoy all that makes this destination so extraordinary.

We look forward to welcoming you to L’Auberge de Sedona, where the calming waters of Oak Creek, breathtaking red rock scenery, exceptional dining, and immersive wellness experiences await. Whether you’re visiting for adventure, relaxation, or simply to reconnect with nature, Sedona is ready to welcome you.