Red Rock-Secret Mountain Wilderness is a captivating region of stunning red rock formations and diverse ecosystems, offering abundant hiking and sightseeing opportunities.
This wilderness area is a scenic expanse located within the Coconino National Forest in Arizona. It features a stunning array of geological formations, including towering red rock cliffs and rugged canyons. The area's ecological diversity spans from desert to coniferous forest, providing habitat for a variety of wildlife such as mule deer, mountain lions, and numerous bird species. Rich in history, the region contains ancient ruins and pictographs left by ancestors of Native American tribes. Popular activities among visitors include hiking on the extensive trails, photography of the breathtaking landscapes, and exploring the remnants of past civilizations. Highlights of the area include iconic landmarks like the Devil’s Bridge, Wilson Mountain, and the Secret Canyon Trail. The wilderness attracts outdoor enthusiasts seeking the solitude and challenge of its rugged terrain, ensuring a memorable adventure in one of Arizona's most spectacular natural settings.
Devil’s Bridge – a natural stone arch offering panoramic vistas
Wilson Mountain – the highest point in the Sedona area with striking views
Ancient petroglyphs and ruins - showcasing the history of Native American tribes
Secret Canyon Trail – a lesser-known trail providing solitude and scenic beauty
A large natural sandstone arch with impressive overlooks.
A series of dramatic canyons that are ideal for exploration and photography.
A picturesque arch that is accessible via a challenging trail.