Sedona / Flagstaff Timeshares

The Grand Canyon might be the only Arizona landmark that can be seen from space, but the surrounding Red Rock Country is just as dazzling as the world-famous gorge.

With its soaring limestone cliffs, dramatic red-rock formations, volcanic San Francisco Peaks, and the world's largest ponderosa pine forest, this ruggedly beautiful landscape has been inspiring local tribes for centuries. Founded in the late 1800s as simple pioneer outposts, Flagstaff and Sedona have transformed themselves into vibrant creative wellsprings, thanks to cultural infusions like the transcontinental railroad and, later, buzzing Route 66. Both towns now boast thriving gallery scenes, artisan boutiques, gourmet farmers' markets, and interactive cultural museums. But the headliner in these parts is still the great outdoors: The crisp, high elevation, located above the scorching heat of Arizona's Sonoran Desert, inspires outdoorsy pursuits year-round in the area's sprawling national forests, protected nature reserves, state parks, and miles of hiking, cycling, and even alpine and Nordic skiing trails.

But you don't have to be an adventurer to enjoy the surroundings. Archaeology and history buffs make pilgrimages to the area's historic Native American pueblo dwellings and sacred sites, while New Age spiritualists are drawn to the Red Rocks for their famed healing psychic energy. Skeptics, on the other hand, may prefer to get their enlightenment from one of the area's many boutique spas. Either way, a distinctly Arizona awakening is right on the horizon.

Learn more about Sedona / Flagstaff by exploring the following areas: Sedona and Flagstaff.

• Mountains
• Forest
• Golf
• Casino
• Desert
• Family Friendly
• Health Spas