Sedona Warnings Or Dangers

 9 Reviews  Make sure that when you take the pink jeep tour, you let them know that you are pregnant so that they can give you a non-rough tour! The Broken Arrow tour is heart-pounding so this is not advisable... 

 3 Reviews  Maybe being aggressively hustled while you vacation is your thing...but if not, be advised that there are some serious timeshare hawkers in this area. Real pros. Apparently, they all become extremely... 

 2 Reviews  Something we noticed right away is that the whole town keeps its lighting down really low. We asked a local and she said there is a city ordinance for this to keep the level of energy down so it will... 

 1 Review  Many areas in Sedona are considered sacred or possessing psychic energy. As a result, prayer sites and medicine wheels are constructed in such spots. Whether you believe in them or not, please do not... 

 2 Reviews  Are you planning to camp in Sedona? Make sure to get all the information and park passes before you even start to put up your tent! There are fire restriction and closures of campsites to reduce the... 

 4 Reviews  If you plan to hike or do other outdoor activities in the Sedona area, please remember: With the high elevation and bright sun, there is a high risk of sunburn and melanoma. So, use your head by... 

 BruceDunning Says:  YOu need to get a National park pass to enter the sites along the Hwy 89A road as well as in Sedona. That pass can be daily for $8, or annual $80, or like me... 

 joiwatani Says:  The High Country is great for many activities like hunting, fishing, etc. However, these are regulated. Make sure to know the forest's rules and regulations... 

 joiwatani Says:  Don't be attracted to collecting natural objects and rocks when in Sedona. Even this requires a license! Collecting is allowed but to a limited degree. This is... 

 joiwatani Says:  Do not approach wildlife. Use binoculars when you see one. Respect wilderness!Also, be respectful and courteous with other visitors. They like to listen to the... 

 joiwatani Says:  Don't be fool now. Fishing is allowed under Arizona State Game and Fish Regulations. Pick up a copy of the regulations at any visitor center or go to... 

 Yaqui Says:  If you look at this picture you can understand my concern. This is at the Chape of the Holy Cross. I had even yelled up to the youngster hoping the parents... 

 SedonaDee Says:  If you bring your pooch to Sedona, be sure to keep them on a leash when walking or hiking. There are many dangers for dogs such as snakes, burrs, or coyotes. I... 

 painterdave Says:  I spoke with two tourists who had called a guide service and were told to meet a guide out of town at a remote spot. When they arrived a very scruffy man... 

 Fewf Says:  Watch out. These things may look little and cute, but they are PRICKLY. They may look like they have just a few big needles which you can avoid with your... 

 ClariceStarling Says:  I was surprised to find how quickly a clear blue sky could turn black! During our week-long stay, there were several times when we witnessed relatively sudden... 

 ClariceStarling Says:  I was warned that navigating the top of Doe Mesa would be tricky as the numerous trails (if you can even call them that) are confusing and not well-marked.... 

 Sar77 Says:  When you are in a confined space with your family for quite a number of days--may I suggest that as a family you don't eat refried beans too many days in a row.... 

 Ed_G Says:  <<TRAFFIC--Talking with the local merchants, I was told that since Sedona is such a polular spot for artistic people and those with artistic appreciation,... 

 joiwatani Says:  When taking pictures, don't be stepping on the rocks at the top of the Holy Cross Chapel. There are many warning signs as you might fall down on the steep hill!