Sedona

Sedona

1. Mountains

   • Wilson Mountain
     •  7,122 ft
   • Munds Mountain
     • 6,834 ft
   • Maroon Mountain
     • 6,666 ft
   • Lost Mountain
     • 6,583 ft
   • Bear Mountain
     • 6,562 ft

2. Activites

   • Hot Air Ballon Rides
     • Red Rock Balloons http://www.redrockballoons.com/
     • Northern Light Balloon Expeditions  http://www.northernlightballoons.com/
   • Jeep Tours
     • Pink Jeep Tours  https://www.pinkjeeptourssedona.com/
     • Sedona Jeep Tours http://www.sedonajeeptours.com/
   • Helicopter Rides
     • Red Rock Helicopter Tours Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_4-r9vSlYc
   • Sightseeing
     • Chaple of Holy Cross
     • Vortexes

3. Climate

   • Best Time to Travel to Seonda
     • The best time to travel to Sedona is in the Spring, March- May. Those who love nature and hiking enjoy this weather the best because it is warm, but not scorching. 
   • Average Temperatures
     • Annual high temperature:75.6°F Annual low temperature:45.8°F Average temperature:60.7°F
   • Average Annual Percepitation
     • Rainfall:18.94 inches

4. History

   • Paleo Indians
     • The first documented human presence in Sedona area dates to between 11,500 to 9000 B.C. They were called the Paleo Indians.
   • Chapel of Holy Cross
     • In 1956, construction of The Chapel of the Holy Cross was built in 1956. It rises 70 feet out of a 1,000-foot redrock cliff. http://www.chapeloftheholycross.com/store/default.asp#.VsED4jYrKRs
   • Anglo-American settlement
     • The first Anglo settler, John J. Thompson, moved to Oak Creek Canyon in 1876. By 1902, there was a recorded 55 residents in Sedona.  
   • Brins Fire
     • In June of 2006, a wild fire, covered 4,317 acres on Brins Mesa, Wilson Mountain and in Oak Creek Canyon in Sedona. The fire lasted 10 days costing 6,400,000 in containment fees. 

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