I really wanted to get out and do something during Spring Break but working around Chuck and Hannah's quick trip to Cincinnati, the boys' baseball practices and scrimmages, and watching Emily's girls, a free day and night was hard to find. In fact, so hard to find that Cameron ended up staying home by himself (which he said was the best 2 days of his life). I have wanted to explore more of AZ and since we had never been to Sedona, I decided that would be our destination.
We left about noon on Wednesday. We stopped and took a small nature hike at Bell Rock when we first got into Sedona and went to the Church of the Holy Cross. We checked into a bed and breakfast and soaked in the hot tub before we headed downtown for dinner. It had gotten a little late and Sedona appeared to be a ghost town after dark. But we did find a restaurant that had a large variety of options. However, we didn't get to do any shopping before everything shut down.
We had a really good breakfast before we headed out for the day. We started with the Airport Loop hike. It was about 3 miles and had some really nice views of Sedona. The weather was a little chilly but comfortable with a jacket. We even got a little bit of hail. We only saw two other people on the hike. After that, we hiked to the Devil's Bridge, which was the place to be. We had to hike about a mile before the trail officially started. Once we were close to the bridge the trail did get steep and a little gnarly but it was worth it. Sedona is beautiful, probably the most beautiful place I have been. The colors are so bright and vivid. It was like nothing I have ever seen. After that hike, we went to the Sedona Heritage Museum, had lunch downtown and did a little shopping. We had to get home for a baseball scrimmage so we didn't get to stop at some of the Indian ruins as originally planned. Overall it was a pretty great trip.
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