Sedona in October is an ideal time of year. Pleasant weather and beautiful surroundings. We rented an Airbnb at the base of Thunder Mountain in a quiet neighborhood, just a couple minutes from West Sedona stores and restaurants. The Pink Jeep Tour along the Broken Arrow trail was wonderful. Our lunch at L’Auberge de Sedona’s restaurant, Cress on Oak Creek was outstanding in food and ambiance. Our side trip to scenic Jerome brought interesting history, scenery and eclectic shops. We took a ride on the Verde Canyon Railroad and loved it. More trails, overlooks, shops and restaurants than you can tackle in a week.
We visited Tucson next and fell in love with all the Saguaro cactus. We had a great meal at El Charro Café Downtown and regional fast food at eegee’s. More Saguaro than you can imagine on our drive and walks in Saguaro National Park. Awesome views at the Windy Point Vista on the highway up to Mount Lemmon. Lots of retired aircraft to see indoors and out at the Pima Air & Space Museum.
Chapelof the Holy Cross
Chapel of the Holy Cross Sanctuary Interior
Pink Jeep on Hillcrest on Broken Arrow Trail
View from Chicken Point on the Broken Arrow Trail
Courthouse Vista Trail
Crecent Moon Park, Oak Creek with Cathedral Rock in distance
Sedona's Red Rocks at City Limits
Cress On Oak Creek restaurant patio
Airbnb with Thunder Mountain View from Living Room
Tlaquepaque Arts Shopping Village
Midgley Bridge overlook Highway 89A
Oak Creek Canyon Vista Overlook on 89A
Clark, AZ. Verde Canyon Railroad Curve
Jerome, AZ Street Scene
Clark, AZ. Verde Canyon Railroad
Tucson Sunrise Saguaro Cactus
Tucson Airbnb Sunset view of Mt. Lemmon
Tucson Saguaro National Park Bajada Loop Trail
Tucson Sky Island Scenic Byway Saguaro
Tucson Sky Island Scenic Byway
Tucson Windy Point Highway View
Tucson Pima B-17 Flying Fortress
Tucson Pima Air Force One Retired
Phoenix Dobbins Lookout South Mountain
Phoenix Fish Hook Cactus, Desert Botanical Garden
Phoenix Sulphur, Monarch, Peacock Butterflies, Desert Botanical Garden
