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Slide Rock State Park, Sedona

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Slide Rock State Park gets its name from the slippery rock bed of Oak Creek Canyon, which forms a natural water slide and pools in the park. Red rocks and the Coconino National Forest surround the park, which is one of the most visited sites in the state. The park also features an apple farm that was planted there in 1912. Children will enjoy playing in the pools and on the natural water slide, and adults can explore the terrain, hike one of the park's three trails, and photograph views from these red rock formations. Plan a trip to Sedona easily and quickly by telling Inspirock to suggest an itinerary.

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By WisTrippers

Heading to Sedona from Flagstaff. Incredible scenic drive down but the icing on the cake was the stop at this state park. It cost us $20 admission for a car of four, well worth it if you bought your..... more

Heading to Sedona from Flagstaff. Incredible scenic drive down but the icing on the cake was the stop at this state park. It cost us $20 admission for a car of four, well worth it if you bought your..... more »
By Wyogunrunner

This is a neat place. Old homestead with a pretty sweet water feature. Unfortunately the water was too high for us to enjoy it. The ranger was informative and helpful. Thank you.

This is a neat place. Old homestead with a pretty sweet water feature. Unfortunately the water was too high for us to enjoy it. The ranger was informative and helpful. Thank you. more »

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By L Fdo Arias

Another nature wonder place in the AZ state. Few miles NE from Sedona. The basalt rocks just shine and send their energy and show how this young planet it is. Be prepared and spend at least three hours hiking, walking and swimming in the fresh waters of the river. This is a must see place in your tour to AZ.

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By Alexandra Vlad

Such a beautiful, easy hike along the water. We were here first week of February 2022, low 40's F, nice for a chilly 2 minute dip if you're up for it like us. Has some health benefits, but be properly prepared and medically cleared. Not busy at all as you can imagine, will come back in summer to enjoy in warmer weather again. Nice place to enjoy lunch as well, pack in pack out.

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