Radisson Poco Diablo Resort

1752 S. Hwy 179 , Sedona AZ 86336

Reservations: (888) 201-1718 US Toll Free

Telephone: (928) 282-7333 Fax: (928) 282-2090

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Known worldwide for its red rock beauty, the community of Sedona is centrally located in Arizona, 120 miles north of Phoenix and 30 miles south of Flagstaff. All Northern Arizona points of interest are easily accessed from here, including Grand Canyon National Park, just a 1 1/2 hour drive through some of Arizona's most breath taking scenery. The natural beauty, climate and native culture continue to make Sedona a sought after destination for all types of travelers.

The Radisson Poco Diablo Resort is located at the gateway to Sedona on Highway 179. From Phoenix take Interstate 17 North to exit #298 (Highway 179). Turn left on Highway 179. Radisson Poco Diablo Resort is located on the left, 12 miles from I-17. Approximate drive time is 90 minutes.

About Sedona

Tucked away in Oak Creek Canyon, this picturesque community is one of the region's tourism centers. Although established in the first decade of the 20th century, Sedona was not incorporated until 1988; its city limits include parts of Coconino and Yavapai Counties. Graced by dramatic red monoliths and buttes, Sedona is one of the most beautiful places in the United States to watch the sun rise and set, and many painters and sculptors call the town home. Aside from artists who have taken up shop, Sedona is an exclusive retirement area, and scores of well-to-do seniors appreciate relatively mild temperatures and pleasing scenery. The area also benefits from world-class resorts and spas, cozy bed and breakfast inns, and terrific dining options. In addition, Sedona attracts young visitors, both rugged outdoorsy types pitting their wills against Mother Nature and savvy art collectors hoping to score deals on pottery or paintings of the Arizona landscape. Among the area's more noteworthy sites are the 280-plus-acre Red Rock State Park; Chapel of the Holy Cross, a shrine constructed between two sandstone buttes; and Oak Creek Canyon, whose jagged yellow and red cliffs form a dramatic contrast to the verdant valley slicing through them. Of course, the town itself is a prime tourist draw, thanks to charming boutiques, art galleries, and Southwestern-inspired architecture. In 2002, Sedona celebrated its 100th anniversary.

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In Sedona's early days, Red Rock scenery was simply a backdrop to agricultural pursuits. However, as Hollywood grew, filmmakers sought dramatic landscapes and sweeping vistas for their pictures. As a result, the town grew in prominence, aided by such films as John Wayne's "The Angel and the Badman" and "Blood on the Moon" (with Robert Mitchum and Barbara Bel Geddes), both of which helped sell Sedona's beauty.

Nearby Attractions

Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village Oak Creek Brewing Company America's Favorite Golf School Sedona Golf Resort Verde Canyon Railroad Pink Jeep Tours Sedona Film Festival Sedona Cultural Park Red Rock Balloons A Day In The West Great Ventures Eclectic Image Gallery

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