If you're still in the mood to celebrate after the wedding, we invite guests to continue the fun at Mooney’s Irish Pub & Burger Bar. They host karaoke until closing at 2:00 AM on the night of the wedding and is located just 3 miles from the venue!

If you’re looking for a great restaurant near the venue, we recommend Mesa Grill at the Sedona Airport. It offers a wide variety of options and is conveniently located within walking distance of the venue.

Cathedral Rock Trail is a must-do hike for iconic Sedona red rock views. This short but steep 1.2-mile round trip gains about 670 feet in elevation and rewards hikers with incredible panoramic views. Parking is limited, but free shuttles run from the Little Horse Trailhead. Best enjoyed early in the morning or near sunset.

Don’t have a car or want to stay near the venue?

The Airport Loop Trail is an easy, scenic 3.3-mile loop with sweeping red rock views. It’s relatively flat, great for a relaxed walk, especially at sunset and close to town. (~423 ft elevation gain, 1.5–2 hrs)

Boynton Canyon Trail is a peaceful, scenic hike through a wide red rock canyon. The full trail is about 6 miles round trip with roughly 930 feet of elevation gain. A popular highlight is the Subway Cave, follow the AllTrails map for the marked turnoff so you don’t miss it. Parking is available at the trailhead and nearby roads.

Page Springs Cellars is a scenic Arizona winery along Oak Creek, just outside Sedona. It’s known for its relaxed, creekside setting. Perfect for enjoying local wine, live music, and a laid-back afternoon.

Pink Jeep Tours are one of Sedona’s most iconic experiences, offering guided off-road adventures through the red rocks—no hiking required. Tours range from smooth and scenic to more rugged, making them great for all activity levels.

Soldier Pass Trail is a scenic hike featuring famous landmarks like the Seven Sacred Pools and Devil’s Kitchen Sinkhole. It’s about 4.5 miles round trip with moderate elevation gain and varied red rock scenery throughout.

West Fork Trail is a scenic out-and-back hike through Oak Creek Canyon with shaded forest, creek crossings, and towering canyon walls. It’s 6.6 miles round trip with gentle elevation gain, making it a great option for a peaceful, cooler hike.