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Traveling to Sedona
| To travel to Sedona from outside Arizona, you
would normally fly to Phoenix and then drive or take an Airport Shuttle
from Phoenix to Sedona (driving time is about two hours by car or two and a
half hours by shuttle). Below are instructions for driving to Sedona from
Phoenix as well as from Flagstaff. Information about the Sedona/Phoenix
Airport Shuttle is also included. |
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Directions
from Phoenix Airport to Sedona
Drive onto Interstate 10
West at the Phoenix Airport exit, and then onto
Interstate 17 north toward Flagstaff. Follow Interstate 17 north from
Phoenix about 100 miles. Exit at state highway 179 (exit 298), and go
about 15 miles north to the center of Sedona. |
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Directions
From Flagstaff
If it is snowing, take Interstate 17 south from Flagstaff about 41 miles to
state highway 179. From there, follow the directions above as if coming
from Phoenix. This route takes about an hour from Flagstaff to Sedona.
If the weather is good, take Interstate 17 south from Flagstaff. Go only
about 2 miles south of the junction of Interstate 40 and 17, and exit at US
highway 89A (exit 337). This takes you on a breathtaking 25 mile drive
through Oak Creek Canyon and into Sedona. This route through Oak Creek Canyon takes about 40 minutes from
Flagstaff to Sedona. |
| Sedona-Phoenix Shuttle Service |
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Sedona/Phoenix Airport Shuttle:
This shuttle leaves Phoenix Airport for Sedona seven times per day, from 10:00
a.m. to 6:00 p.m. In the Sedona to Phoenix direction, the shuttle picks
up passengers both in West Sedona and in the Village of Oak Creek, also seven
times per day, from 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Call 928-282-2066 for
reservations. Visit
www.sedona-phoenix-shuttle.com for complete schedule.
Ace-Xpress Shuttle:
This shuttle will come to the Center or to your hotel to pick you up.
Call 1-800-336-2239 for reservations.
Flying to Sedona:
If you are
a pilot, you can also fly a small plane into Sedona
Airport. |
Accommodation
In Sedona
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