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Love it Like a Local

Treat Sedona like you’re coming back

 

Sedona is a small town with small town values... that hosts more than 3 million visitors every year. With only 10,000 residents, we count on visitors like you to help us take good care of the beautiful place we call home. Please enjoy Sedona responsibly, which means caring for it in all the ways that we do.

 

Be a good neighbor

Respect our neighborhoods

Many Sedona trailheads are in or near residential areas. Be aware of the noise you’re making, and please watch your speed. Watch for pedestrians when you’re entering and when you’re leaving a residential area.

 

Use free public transit

Vehicle traffic gets heavy during busy visitor seasons in spring and fall. The City of Sedona provides a free shuttle service to the most popular trails. Safely leave your car at a park-n-ride location, then enjoy the relaxing views while your driver takes the wheel. The City’s transit system is expanding every year.

 

Trail Etiquette & Safety

Leave no trace

Leave no trace really means leave no trace. Visit Sedona’s trails, shops, and restaurants in a way that no one knows you were there. Pack out everything you pack in.

Fire safety

Always check the local fire hazard conditions when you arrive in town. During some dry months, fire of any kind is prohibited in outdoor spaces. Check the Forest Service website or call the Fire Restrictions Hotline at 928-226-4607.

 

Let’s talk about poop

The best thing to do with your poop, your toddler’s poop, or your pet’s poop is to pack it out with you. In a pinch, it is OK to use a digging tool to bury poop at least 6-to-7 inches in the ground. Always be prepared to respond appropriately when nature calls. Do not leave behind a dirty diaper or other trash.

 

Tag responsibly

Posting a geotag to social media can do serious damage to precious and fragile locations in and around Sedona. Think twice before geotagging, or it could be you who causes a precious location to be destroyed by overtourism.
 

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