Sedona · Coconino County, AZ
Sports & Recreation in Sedona
Scout analyzed 200 Sedona places and surfaced the ones that actually fit sports & recreation.
Places analyzed
200
Matches
11
Typical spend
$100
Typical visit
4.5 hr
Best neighborhoods for sports & recreation
Ranked by how many matching spots Scout found in each area.
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Sports & Recreation
Seven Sacred Pools
This hiking area is good for a 2-4 hour outdoor adventure to see natural pools and desert views, often paired with other Sedona sights. Expect to spend little to nothing if you already have a Red Rock Pass or park further away.

Sports & Recreation
Birthing Cave
The Birthing Cave is a popular hiking destination with a unique geological formation. Expect a moderate hike of about 2 hours round trip, costing nothing beyond potential parking fees. It pairs well with other Sedona hikes.

Sports & Recreation
Sedona Community Pool
This community pool is a good option for a casual swim or family fun on a warm day. Expect to spend 1-2 hours here, costing around $5-15 per person for entry.

Sports & Recreation
Pinewood Country Club
This country club is good for a multi-hour activity like golf or tennis, often including a meal. Expect to spend a few hours and generally over $75 per person for activities and food.

Sports & Recreation
Snap Fitness Sedona
This gym is suitable for a solo workout session or maintaining a fitness routine while traveling. Expect to spend an hour or two, with a typical cost for a day pass around $15-25.

Sports & Recreation
Oakcreek Country Club
This country club is a good option for a half-day outing centered around outdoor activities like golf, offering scenic views of Sedona. Expect moderate costs per person for activities and possibly dining.

Sports & Recreation
Canyon Mesa Country Club
This country club is good for a multi-hour golf outing in Sedona, offering scenic views as part of the course experience. Expect to spend $50-100 per person for a round of golf.

Sports & Recreation
Coyote Trails Golf Course
Coyote Trails Golf Course is suitable for a several-hour outdoor sports outing, offering a round of golf that typically costs $35-100 per person. It pairs well with a casual meal before or after, depending on the tee time.

Sports & Recreation
Sedona Mountain Bike Academy
Sedona Mountain Bike Academy offers guided mountain bike experiences or lessons, ideal for an adventurous outing with scenic views. Plan for a half-day activity with potential costs for rentals or instruction, and significant physical exertion.

Chapel
Villas At Poco Diablo,
This resort hotel is suitable for a multi-day stay, offering amenities like golfing, a pool, and a restaurant with Red Rocks views. Expect costs to be significant per night, typically pairing with relaxation or local Sedona activities.

Sports & Recreation
Schnebly Hill Vista Overlook
This scenic overlook is suitable for a quick stop to enjoy red rock views or as a trailhead for a longer hike. Plan for about an hour if you only stop at the vista, with no direct cost.
Under $35
Cheap dates and low-spend afternoons.
Worth the splurge
When the night needs to land.
Outdoors
Patio, trail, or open-air.
No reservation needed
Walk in tonight.
What Scout found
- 11 of the 200 analyzed Sedona places fit sports & recreation.
- 91% of matches are outdoor or partly outdoor.
- 73% have easy parking.
- Dominant moods: Relaxed, Scenic, Adventurous, Social, Playful, Upscale.
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