King Casita w/ Rooftop Deck, Koi Garden & Trails
Entire home in Sedona, Arizona
- 2 guests
- Studio
- 1 bed
- 1 bath
Hosted by Traci
- Superhost
- 6 years hosting
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Private patio and rooftop deck
A private patio faces Sugarloaf Mountain, with a rooftop deck opening to wilderness views
Traci thinks of every detail
Guests highlight how Traci stocks the casita with everything you could need, down to hiking poles
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From 1946–1959 this neighborhood was John Wayne's Republic Pictures movie set. Today it's home to a luxury West Sedona casita rental — king bed, private entrance, front patio facing Sugarloaf, rooftop deck with Secret Mountain Wilderness views, koi pond garden, and walk-to Coffee Pot Rock hiking trails. Minutes from the Sedona vortex. A Sedona romantic retreat, couples getaway, and honeymoon destination designed for two. You're not just staying in West Sedona. You're staying on the set.
The space
KAMEYA CASITA | West Sedona King Studio
Sedona Casita Rental | Private Entrance | Rooftop Deck | Koi Pond Garden | Sugarloaf & Secret Mountain Views
THE CASITA
Kameya Casita is a privately entered king-bed Sedona casita rental tucked beneath Sugarloaf Mountain in the heart of West Sedona — an intimate, beautifully appointed studio designed for couples retreats, romantic Sedona getaways, and solo travelers who want a Sedona experience that feels genuinely personal. Whether you're planning a Sedona honeymoon, a couples escape, or a solo reset in the red rocks, this West Sedona studio rental delivers an immersive, human-scale sanctuary that larger properties simply can't replicate. A private café patio facing Sugarloaf Mountain, a rooftop deck with Secret Mountain Wilderness views, and access to a lush koi pond garden with a waterfall make this one of the most distinctive Sedona romantic getaways available.
Steps from Coffee Pot Rock and the Sugarloaf trail network, and just five minutes from the Airport Mesa Sedona vortex, Kameya Casita places you at the center of everything that makes Sedona worth coming to — without the noise, congestion, or generic rental aesthetic that most properties ask you to accept.
The studio interior is warm, thoughtfully furnished, and fully equipped. A plush king bed with premium linens, a cozy sitting area, a 50" Smart TV with streaming, a Bluetooth soundbar, and a mini-split HVAC system for year-round comfort make the interior as restful as the outdoor spaces are inspiring. A café-style indoor table with outlets serves equally well for breakfast, remote work, or an evening glass of wine. High-speed WiFi throughout.
KITCHEN
The casita is well-equipped for comfortable, self-sufficient stays. A full-size refrigerator and freezer, convection microwave toaster oven, induction burner, rice cooker, coffeemaker, complete dishware and cookware, plus organic coffee and tea, pantry staples, and cooking basics mean you can handle real meals without a full kitchen footprint. For everything else, Whole Foods and Basha's are five minutes away. Safeway, pharmacies, and a hospital are within ten minutes.
BATHROOM
The spa-style bathroom includes a walk-in shower, high-end toiletries, fluffy towels, hair dryer, and thoughtful extras including Q-tips, makeup removers, and toothbrushes. The kind of bathroom that's genuinely stocked rather than minimally supplied — the right note for a Sedona couples retreat or romantic escape.
THE OUTDOOR SPACES
Kameya Casita's outdoor experience is its defining feature — and unlike anything else in West Sedona.
Your Private Café Patio faces Sugarloaf Mountain directly, with outdoor seating, a BBQ grill, and a front-row view of one of West Sedona's most iconic formations. Morning coffee here, watching the early light shift across the red rock face, is the reason guests extend their stays and why this casita earns its reputation as one of Sedona's best romantic getaways. Outlets are available on the patio for those who want to work outside.
The Rooftop Viewing Deck sits above the garage and opens into a panoramic perspective most guests aren't expecting. Sugarloaf in one direction, the vast undeveloped terrain of the Secret Mountain Wilderness in another — federally protected land that stretches north of West Sedona in an unbroken sweep of canyon and red rock. This is the deck for sunset, for stargazing, and for the specific kind of silence that comes from looking at land that hasn't changed in centuries. Couples who come to Sedona for the energy, the views, and the sky know exactly what to do with this deck.
The Shared Gardens are the quiet centerpiece of the Kameya property — a lush, living, four-season landscape that surprises every guest who expected only desert. A 1,500-gallon koi pond with a waterfall anchors the space. A remarkable multi-graft apple tree bears three varieties of apples on a single tree. Pear, nectarine, and grape vines add to the edible garden landscape. Colorful rose bushes in multiple varieties bloom throughout the warmer months, filling the air with fragrance. Winding mini-trails thread through the garden beds, creating a sanctuary that changes with every season and every visit.
THE GARDEN THROUGH THE SEASONS
Spring — The garden wakes up in color. Rose bushes in multiple varieties — deep reds, soft pinks, bright yellows, and classic whites — begin their first blooms of the season, filling the air with layered fragrance. The koi pond comes alive as the water warms, the waterfall running steadily in the background. The nectarine tree blossoms early, followed by the remarkable multi-graft apple tree that bears three distinct apple varieties on a single trunk — one of the more unexpected things a guest can discover on a morning walk through the garden paths.
Summer — Full bloom and full growth. The rose bushes reach their peak with continuous color throughout the warm months. Grape vines fill out their trellises, the fruit clusters forming slowly as the season builds. The shaded koi pond area becomes the natural gathering point for morning coffee, afternoon reading, or an evening glass of wine while the light fades off the red rocks. The waterfall provides a constant background note that makes every hour in the garden feel slower and quieter than the one before it.
Autumn — Kameya Gardens' richest season. The multi-graft apple tree offers three different harvests in one place. Pomegranates hang heavy on their branches, adding deep reds and golds to the landscape. Pears ripen on the tree. Grapes reach their full sweetness. The rose bushes continue into the cooler months, slower now but still present. The desert plants shift with the season, the whole garden moving through warm amber and burgundy tones that mirror the red rock formations visible just beyond the fence line. Guests who visit in autumn and don't expect to spend hours in the garden consistently do.
Winter — When Sedona's rare snow days arrive, the garden transforms entirely. Bare branches laced in white, the koi pond quiet beneath a gray sky, the pomegranate branches holding their last color against the frost. The view of it from inside the casita — warm interior, window framing the white garden and the canyon beyond — is one of those images guests describe long after they've left. For a Sedona honeymoon or winter couples retreat, this is a setting that earns its own category.
The garden is a living thing. The apple tree alone offers something different every time you visit. However many times you come back to Kameya Casita, the garden will not look exactly the same.
NEIGHBORHOOD
Kameya Casita sits in one of the most historically remarkable neighborhoods in the American Southwest — and most guests have no idea until they arrive.
From 1946 to 1959, the land now known as Sedona West was a Republic Pictures movie set. A full working Western town stood here: telegraph office, saloon, general store, stables, and at one point a railroad track with a steam locomotive and passenger cars. John Wayne rode these streets. Joan Crawford filmed here. Glenn Ford played the villain right outside your door.
The films shot on this land are classics of the Western genre. Angel and the Badman (1947), starring John Wayne, was filmed in Sedona and throughout this neighborhood — watch it during your stay and see how many locations you recognize. Johnny Guitar (1954) brought Joan Crawford to these red rocks in one of the most celebrated cult Westerns ever made. 3:10 to Yuma (1957) with Glenn Ford and Van Heflin used these streets and formations throughout — and every time the film's action shifts to "Bisbee," Coffee Pot Rock is visible in the background. That's the same Coffee Pot Rock visible from your patio right now.
The street names in Sedona West reference this cinematic history — a quiet daily reminder that you're walking ground where Hollywood came to tell its biggest stories. The last remaining piece of the original Republic Pictures set, the old telegraph office, is preserved at the Sedona Historical Museum.
Today the neighborhood is quiet, residential, and genuinely beautiful — full-time Sedona residents, dark skies, and the red rocks in every direction. But the history is underneath all of it, and once you know it, it changes how the place feels.
GETTING AROUND
A car is recommended for exploring Sedona broadly — Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Slide Rock State Park, Chapel of the Holy Cross, and the Village of Oak Creek all require a short drive. That said, Kameya Casita's West Sedona location makes a surprising amount achievable entirely on foot.
The Coffee Pot Rock trailhead and the Sugarloaf, Thunder Mountain, and Chimney Rock trail system are steps away — no car needed for your best hiking days. The West Sedona dining and shopping corridor along Highway 89A is minutes away by car or a manageable walk. Whole Foods and Basha's are five minutes by car. The Airport Mesa vortex is approximately five minutes.
Sedona traffic on Highway 89A backs up significantly during peak season, holiday weekends, and festival periods — particularly through Uptown. West Sedona puts you on the better side of that friction. The guest manual inside the casita includes back-road routing tips that help you reach trailheads and popular destinations without sitting in the worst of the congestion.
Flagstaff is approximately 32 miles north. Prescott is approximately 69 miles southwest. The Grand Canyon is approximately 116 miles north via Highway 89.
TRAIL ACCESS
The Coffee Pot Rock trailhead and the Sugarloaf, Thunder Mountain, and Chimney Rock trail system are steps from the front door. No driving, no parking, no waiting. Thunder Mountain Trail climbs into the red rock formations above West Sedona with sweeping panoramic views. The Sugarloaf Loop delivers accessible, rewarding scenery with direct Coffee Pot Rock sightlines — spectacular at sunrise and sunset. Seven Sacred Pools and Devil's Kitchen are minutes away. All routes interconnect for multiple days of non-repeating exploration.
For couples who want to hike together and return to a private retreat, this trail access paired with a casita-style stay is a combination that defines a great Sedona romantic getaway.
WEST SEDONA LOCATION
West Sedona is the right side of town for guests who know Sedona. The Airport Mesa Sedona vortex is approximately five minutes away — ideal for guests drawn to Sedona's spiritual and wellness dimension. Posse Grounds Park, Whole Foods, Basha's, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Slide Rock State Park, and Chapel of the Holy Cross are all within easy range.
AMENITIES
King bed with premium linens. 50" Smart TV with streaming. Bluetooth soundbar. Mini-split HVAC. Full-size refrigerator and freezer. Convection toaster oven, induction burner, rice cooker, coffeemaker. Organic coffee, tea, and pantry staples. Spa-style walk-in shower with high-end toiletries. Iron and ironing board. Board games. Sunscreen and mosquito repellent. Fully stocked First Aid kit. High-speed WiFi. Private café patio with BBQ grill and outlets. Rooftop viewing deck. Koi pond, waterfall, and garden access. Contactless smart lock check-in with full arrival instructions sent in advance.
TPT License: 21385956
Guest access
Convenient Parking & Prime Sedona Location
Experience hassle-free access at Kameya Casita with a reserved parking space just steps from your private studio, ensuring seamless arrivals and departures. Perfectly situated in the heart of West Sedona, this prime location puts you minutes from vibrant shopping, dining, and iconic trailheads like Thunder Mountain and Chimney Rock. Stroll to Coffee Pot Rock or explore scenic surroundings at your own pace.
To maintain the tranquil charm of our peaceful community, we kindly request guests observe a 15-mph speed limit while driving, keeping the area safe for pedestrians, pets, and wildlife. Embrace the ease and beauty of Sedona with Kameya Casita as your home base.
Other things to note
The casita is equipped with a whole-home battery backup system. In the event of a power outage, essential power stays on — lights, HVAC, and refrigeration remain functional. It's a meaningful upgrade for desert stays where summer storms can occasionally disrupt grid power.
We ask that guests observe a 15 mph speed limit when driving through the property and surrounding neighborhood. The area has pedestrians, pets, and wildlife year-round.
Shared spaces — the gardens, koi pond, and rooftop deck — are available to guests throughout the stay. We simply ask that these areas are treated with the same care as the casita itself.
In compliance with local regulations, we are unable to host adjudicated sex offenders.
TPT License: 21385956
The space
KAMEYA CASITA | West Sedona King Studio
Sedona Casita Rental | Private Entrance | Rooftop Deck | Koi Pond Garden | Sugarloaf & Secret Mountain Views
THE CASITA
Kameya Casita is a privately entered king-bed Sedona casita rental tucked beneath Sugarloaf Mountain in the heart of West Sedona — an intimate, beautifully appointed studio designed for couples retreats, romantic Sedona getaways, and solo travelers who want a Sedona experience that feels genuinely personal. Whether you're planning a Sedona honeymoon, a couples escape, or a solo reset in the red rocks, this West Sedona studio rental delivers an immersive, human-scale sanctuary that larger properties simply can't replicate. A private café patio facing Sugarloaf Mountain, a rooftop deck with Secret Mountain Wilderness views, and access to a lush koi pond garden with a waterfall make this one of the most distinctive Sedona romantic getaways available.
Steps from Coffee Pot Rock and the Sugarloaf trail network, and just five minutes from the Airport Mesa Sedona vortex, Kameya Casita places you at the center of everything that makes Sedona worth coming to — without the noise, congestion, or generic rental aesthetic that most properties ask you to accept.
The studio interior is warm, thoughtfully furnished, and fully equipped. A plush king bed with premium linens, a cozy sitting area, a 50" Smart TV with streaming, a Bluetooth soundbar, and a mini-split HVAC system for year-round comfort make the interior as restful as the outdoor spaces are inspiring. A café-style indoor table with outlets serves equally well for breakfast, remote work, or an evening glass of wine. High-speed WiFi throughout.
KITCHEN
The casita is well-equipped for comfortable, self-sufficient stays. A full-size refrigerator and freezer, convection microwave toaster oven, induction burner, rice cooker, coffeemaker, complete dishware and cookware, plus organic coffee and tea, pantry staples, and cooking basics mean you can handle real meals without a full kitchen footprint. For everything else, Whole Foods and Basha's are five minutes away. Safeway, pharmacies, and a hospital are within ten minutes.
BATHROOM
The spa-style bathroom includes a walk-in shower, high-end toiletries, fluffy towels, hair dryer, and thoughtful extras including Q-tips, makeup removers, and toothbrushes. The kind of bathroom that's genuinely stocked rather than minimally supplied — the right note for a Sedona couples retreat or romantic escape.
THE OUTDOOR SPACES
Kameya Casita's outdoor experience is its defining feature — and unlike anything else in West Sedona.
Your Private Café Patio faces Sugarloaf Mountain directly, with outdoor seating, a BBQ grill, and a front-row view of one of West Sedona's most iconic formations. Morning coffee here, watching the early light shift across the red rock face, is the reason guests extend their stays and why this casita earns its reputation as one of Sedona's best romantic getaways. Outlets are available on the patio for those who want to work outside.
The Rooftop Viewing Deck sits above the garage and opens into a panoramic perspective most guests aren't expecting. Sugarloaf in one direction, the vast undeveloped terrain of the Secret Mountain Wilderness in another — federally protected land that stretches north of West Sedona in an unbroken sweep of canyon and red rock. This is the deck for sunset, for stargazing, and for the specific kind of silence that comes from looking at land that hasn't changed in centuries. Couples who come to Sedona for the energy, the views, and the sky know exactly what to do with this deck.
The Shared Gardens are the quiet centerpiece of the Kameya property — a lush, living, four-season landscape that surprises every guest who expected only desert. A 1,500-gallon koi pond with a waterfall anchors the space. A remarkable multi-graft apple tree bears three varieties of apples on a single tree. Pear, nectarine, and grape vines add to the edible garden landscape. Colorful rose bushes in multiple varieties bloom throughout the warmer months, filling the air with fragrance. Winding mini-trails thread through the garden beds, creating a sanctuary that changes with every season and every visit.
THE GARDEN THROUGH THE SEASONS
Spring — The garden wakes up in color. Rose bushes in multiple varieties — deep reds, soft pinks, bright yellows, and classic whites — begin their first blooms of the season, filling the air with layered fragrance. The koi pond comes alive as the water warms, the waterfall running steadily in the background. The nectarine tree blossoms early, followed by the remarkable multi-graft apple tree that bears three distinct apple varieties on a single trunk — one of the more unexpected things a guest can discover on a morning walk through the garden paths.
Summer — Full bloom and full growth. The rose bushes reach their peak with continuous color throughout the warm months. Grape vines fill out their trellises, the fruit clusters forming slowly as the season builds. The shaded koi pond area becomes the natural gathering point for morning coffee, afternoon reading, or an evening glass of wine while the light fades off the red rocks. The waterfall provides a constant background note that makes every hour in the garden feel slower and quieter than the one before it.
Autumn — Kameya Gardens' richest season. The multi-graft apple tree offers three different harvests in one place. Pomegranates hang heavy on their branches, adding deep reds and golds to the landscape. Pears ripen on the tree. Grapes reach their full sweetness. The rose bushes continue into the cooler months, slower now but still present. The desert plants shift with the season, the whole garden moving through warm amber and burgundy tones that mirror the red rock formations visible just beyond the fence line. Guests who visit in autumn and don't expect to spend hours in the garden consistently do.
Winter — When Sedona's rare snow days arrive, the garden transforms entirely. Bare branches laced in white, the koi pond quiet beneath a gray sky, the pomegranate branches holding their last color against the frost. The view of it from inside the casita — warm interior, window framing the white garden and the canyon beyond — is one of those images guests describe long after they've left. For a Sedona honeymoon or winter couples retreat, this is a setting that earns its own category.
The garden is a living thing. The apple tree alone offers something different every time you visit. However many times you come back to Kameya Casita, the garden will not look exactly the same.
NEIGHBORHOOD
Kameya Casita sits in one of the most historically remarkable neighborhoods in the American Southwest — and most guests have no idea until they arrive.
From 1946 to 1959, the land now known as Sedona West was a Republic Pictures movie set. A full working Western town stood here: telegraph office, saloon, general store, stables, and at one point a railroad track with a steam locomotive and passenger cars. John Wayne rode these streets. Joan Crawford filmed here. Glenn Ford played the villain right outside your door.
The films shot on this land are classics of the Western genre. Angel and the Badman (1947), starring John Wayne, was filmed in Sedona and throughout this neighborhood — watch it during your stay and see how many locations you recognize. Johnny Guitar (1954) brought Joan Crawford to these red rocks in one of the most celebrated cult Westerns ever made. 3:10 to Yuma (1957) with Glenn Ford and Van Heflin used these streets and formations throughout — and every time the film's action shifts to "Bisbee," Coffee Pot Rock is visible in the background. That's the same Coffee Pot Rock visible from your patio right now.
The street names in Sedona West reference this cinematic history — a quiet daily reminder that you're walking ground where Hollywood came to tell its biggest stories. The last remaining piece of the original Republic Pictures set, the old telegraph office, is preserved at the Sedona Historical Museum.
Today the neighborhood is quiet, residential, and genuinely beautiful — full-time Sedona residents, dark skies, and the red rocks in every direction. But the history is underneath all of it, and once you know it, it changes how the place feels.
GETTING AROUND
A car is recommended for exploring Sedona broadly — Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Slide Rock State Park, Chapel of the Holy Cross, and the Village of Oak Creek all require a short drive. That said, Kameya Casita's West Sedona location makes a surprising amount achievable entirely on foot.
The Coffee Pot Rock trailhead and the Sugarloaf, Thunder Mountain, and Chimney Rock trail system are steps away — no car needed for your best hiking days. The West Sedona dining and shopping corridor along Highway 89A is minutes away by car or a manageable walk. Whole Foods and Basha's are five minutes by car. The Airport Mesa vortex is approximately five minutes.
Sedona traffic on Highway 89A backs up significantly during peak season, holiday weekends, and festival periods — particularly through Uptown. West Sedona puts you on the better side of that friction. The guest manual inside the casita includes back-road routing tips that help you reach trailheads and popular destinations without sitting in the worst of the congestion.
Flagstaff is approximately 32 miles north. Prescott is approximately 69 miles southwest. The Grand Canyon is approximately 116 miles north via Highway 89.
TRAIL ACCESS
The Coffee Pot Rock trailhead and the Sugarloaf, Thunder Mountain, and Chimney Rock trail system are steps from the front door. No driving, no parking, no waiting. Thunder Mountain Trail climbs into the red rock formations above West Sedona with sweeping panoramic views. The Sugarloaf Loop delivers accessible, rewarding scenery with direct Coffee Pot Rock sightlines — spectacular at sunrise and sunset. Seven Sacred Pools and Devil's Kitchen are minutes away. All routes interconnect for multiple days of non-repeating exploration.
For couples who want to hike together and return to a private retreat, this trail access paired with a casita-style stay is a combination that defines a great Sedona romantic getaway.
WEST SEDONA LOCATION
West Sedona is the right side of town for guests who know Sedona. The Airport Mesa Sedona vortex is approximately five minutes away — ideal for guests drawn to Sedona's spiritual and wellness dimension. Posse Grounds Park, Whole Foods, Basha's, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Slide Rock State Park, and Chapel of the Holy Cross are all within easy range.
AMENITIES
King bed with premium linens. 50" Smart TV with streaming. Bluetooth soundbar. Mini-split HVAC. Full-size refrigerator and freezer. Convection toaster oven, induction burner, rice cooker, coffeemaker. Organic coffee, tea, and pantry staples. Spa-style walk-in shower with high-end toiletries. Iron and ironing board. Board games. Sunscreen and mosquito repellent. Fully stocked First Aid kit. High-speed WiFi. Private café patio with BBQ grill and outlets. Rooftop viewing deck. Koi pond, waterfall, and garden access. Contactless smart lock check-in with full arrival instructions sent in advance.
TPT License: 21385956
Guest access
Convenient Parking & Prime Sedona Location
Experience hassle-free access at Kameya Casita with a reserved parking space just steps from your private studio, ensuring seamless arrivals and departures. Perfectly situated in the heart of West Sedona, this prime location puts you minutes from vibrant shopping, dining, and iconic trailheads like Thunder Mountain and Chimney Rock. Stroll to Coffee Pot Rock or explore scenic surroundings at your own pace.
To maintain the tranquil charm of our peaceful community, we kindly request guests observe a 15-mph speed limit while driving, keeping the area safe for pedestrians, pets, and wildlife. Embrace the ease and beauty of Sedona with Kameya Casita as your home base.
Other things to note
The casita is equipped with a whole-home battery backup system. In the event of a power outage, essential power stays on — lights, HVAC, and refrigeration remain functional. It's a meaningful upgrade for desert stays where summer storms can occasionally disrupt grid power.
We ask that guests observe a 15 mph speed limit when driving through the property and surrounding neighborhood. The area has pedestrians, pets, and wildlife year-round.
Shared spaces — the gardens, koi pond, and rooftop deck — are available to guests throughout the stay. We simply ask that these areas are treated with the same care as the casita itself.
In compliance with local regulations, we are unable to host adjudicated sex offenders.
TPT License: 21385956
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Neighborhood highlights
Sedona West I & II is a neighborhood that has a fascinating history. It was established in 1960 on land that was once the site of John Wayne's "old west" Republic Pictures movie lot, which operated there from 1946-1959. Before that, it was a ranch owned by local homesteader Jay Cook, and in even earlier times, it was untouched wilderness.
Our home, which includes the Kameya Casita, is situated in a tranquil part of this neighborhood, conveniently close to some of Sedona's most incredible hiking and mountain biking trails. From the Casita's front, you can take in the breathtaking views of Sugarloaf Mountain, Coffee Pot Rock, and Capital Butte in the Thunder Mountain range. Additionally, everything you could possibly need is just a short walk away, from supermarkets like Basha's to eateries serving Mexican and Indian cuisine, as well as hot yoga studios, Whole Foods, Walgreens, Goodwill, Harkins Movie Theater, and much more.
Moreover, our neighborhood boasts its own private connection to the Sugarloaf Trail system, making it easy for residents to access this beautiful area. It's also just a brief drive away from Airport Mesa, where you can indulge in some scenic hiking, savor some delicious fare at Mesa Grille, or enjoy the stunning mountain vistas or aircrafts flying overhead. You might even spot a famous person while you're there!
Our home, which includes the Kameya Casita, is situated in a tranquil part of this neighborhood, conveniently close to some of Sedona's most incredible hiking and mountain biking trails. From the Casita's front, you can take in the breathtaking views of Sugarloaf Mountain, Coffee Pot Rock, and Capital Butte in the Thunder Mountain range. Additionally, everything you could possibly need is just a short walk away, from supermarkets like Basha's to eateries serving Mexican and Indian cuisine, as well as hot yoga studios, Whole Foods, Walgreens, Goodwill, Harkins Movie Theater, and much more.
Moreover, our neighborhood boasts its own private connection to the Sugarloaf Trail system, making it easy for residents to access this beautiful area. It's also just a brief drive away from Airport Mesa, where you can indulge in some scenic hiking, savor some delicious fare at Mesa Grille, or enjoy the stunning mountain vistas or aircrafts flying overhead. You might even spot a famous person while you're there!
Meet your host
My work: Property Manager
Favorite song in high school: Any Bob Seger
We love Sedona, great friends, good music, great food & drink, and cats. We enjoy hiking Sedona's trails, which changed our lives. Indeed, we were married on the summit of Bear Mountain! We are middle-aged retired Systems Engineers, clean and tidy, with an unquenchable hunger for travel. We love painting, cooking, hiking, gardening, and music.
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