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Sunset Magazine Releases Free Travel Guide on Flagstaff & Sedona: Resorts, Things to Do in Sedona R
Sunset Magazine Releases Free Travel Guide on Flagstaff & Sedona: Resorts, Things to Do in Sedona R
Sunset editors bring you insider travel tips on Sedona hotel deals, Flagstaff attractions, and more fun in the desert in the free Sunset Travel Guide, Flagstaff & Sedona: Resorts, Things to Do in Sedona Red-Rock Country, and More 2010
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25/08/2010
"Flagstaff and Sedona beckon with outdoor adventures, Southwestern art, fine dining, and more top-notch amenities."
Today, Sunset editors released the free Sunset Travel Guide, Flagstaff & Sedona: Resorts, Things to Do in Sedona Red-Rock Country, and More 2010. In this resourceful new guide, Sunset gives the true local’s take on Arizona’s awe-inspiring destinations with information on the best lodging, dining, attractions, and activities.
Download the Sunset Travel Guide, Flagstaff & Sedona: Resorts, Things to Do in Sedona Red-Rock Country, and More 2010, to get Sunset’s travel tips, including:
• Sedona resorts: Sunset’s favorite deluxe accommodations, plus tips on Sedona hotel deals
• Outdoor adventures: Where to hike, camp, swim, and more
• Sedona restaurants: Sunset’s best bests, including haute Southwestern fare, a romantic supper club, and more
• Flagstaff attractions: Your best bets for fun, from free outdoor concerts to a year-round lift that takes you up, up, and away to behold the town’s amazing desert setting
• Artsy things to do in Sedona: Sunset’s favorites, from gallery hopping to browsing crafts boutiques
• Must-see monuments: Follow the trail of the ancients at the sites of 1,000-year-old cliff ruins, a dormant volcano, and more
“Arizona’s red-rock country is a land of striking canyons cut by cool creeks, ancient monuments that tell stories of the area’s sacred past, of ‘power spots’ believed to bring the Earth’s energy to the surface,” said Katie Tamony, Sunset editor-in-chief. “It certainly is a place of potent beauty—and two wonderful destinations that make vacationing in the desert extra special. Flagstaff and Sedona beckon with outdoor adventures, Southwestern art, fine dining, and more top-notch amenities.”
Plan an Arizona escape—and don’t forget to claim your free copy of the Sunset Travel Guide, Flagstaff & Sedona: Resorts, Things to Do in Sedona Red-Rock Country, and More 2010, at
http://travelupdate.sunset.com/free-travel-guides/flagstaff-sedona-resorts-things-to-do-in-sedona-red-rock-country-and-more-2010
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