Tamarisk N.
11/21/2025
Came around noon on a Friday. Weather was nice and cool Parking was $5 Trail is nice and easy up until we wanted to climb up the rocks. Felt like I had to scale the wall sometimes. Going up was...
Bell Rock
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179 W State Route 89A
Sedona, AZ 86336
Bell Rock in Sedona, AZ offers the adventurous hiker a challenging experience with its Bell Rock Trail, a 0.75-mile ascent up the northern face of the rock. Marked with cairns and a small loop, the trail attracts numerous visitors eager to test their skills by climbing the rock, including the slippery central Slide area. For those seeking an adrenaline rush, there are additional climbing opportunities to reach the top of the spires, though caution and experience are essential.
Divided into four sections of varying difficulty, from an easy hike to a strenuous climb, Bell Rock Trail caters to hikers of different skill levels. The trail begins at the Courthouse Vista Parking Lot, guiding adventurers through breathtaking views of Bell Rock and the surrounding landscape. While the hike is not for the faint-hearted, reaching the top rewards you with spectacular panoramic views of the area.
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Jordan S.
11/3/2025
As is the case with most all the trails in the Sedona area, this is a very nice, clean, safe and beautiful place to take a hike. You can make is as easy or challenging as you want due to the...
Gwyn D.
11/27/2025
The trails can be difficult if you choose that route. I have an injured meniscus and was able to find parts of the trail that I was able to navigate. The parking is not ideal. Very few spaces for...
Helen H.
11/14/2025
We circled around twice and managed to get a parking spot. The butte is 4,919 feet in elevation. We walked and stopped at the base of it. It is a popular vortex location where there are centers of...
Kathy K.
10/6/2025
This spectacular red rock formation mountain in Sedona, Arizona is one of the most recognizable landmarks. The area offers numerous trails and biking. Belly Rock is considered a powerful energy...
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