Coffee Pot Sedona Hike

Once the sun has risen, enjoy hiking the airport loop trail.

Coffee pot sedona hike. Otherwise, i like to honor our guests privacy. When you get to the apron of the rock formation, you will walk across some flatter areas of rock and test your balance on some narrower, rounded mounds of rock that climb up toward the base of the coffee pot. A nice hike up a slight grade until you arrive under the coffee pot.

The following summary information is to help with hike selection and is not intended to be used for hiking the trail.for your safety and enjoyment, please obtain a copy of sedona hiking guide which is available here. I was in sedona for a month it was fantastic i went in every direction arizona is an amazing place to visit people are friendly driving is easier because of the vast countryside and there is so much to see every body should come to arizona especially sedona at least once in their life where i stayed in sedona was awesome by thunder mountain one heart temple retreat off coffee pot drive. Get your morning coffee fix with a hike along the base of coffee pot rock

Teacup trail to coffeepot rock is a moderately trafficked loop trail located near sedona, arizona. Best times to visit there with your dogs are in fall and spring (personally i like to go there on november or april). Park in this lot, it's free.

You'll see buena vista dr and look for a sugarloaf trailhead sign. Interesting how part of the trail at the end is above a subdivision of homes. Along the path you can see capitol butte, one of sedona’s tallest formations, and sweeping views of west sedona.

Great sedona hikes sugarloaf/coffee pot trail. Coffee pot rock is the destination, but the real rewards are, of course, the views. Just a few minutes’ walk to hike at soldier’s pass, coffee pot rock and sugarloaf mountain, and then rest your bones in a private jacuzzi a few steps from your door.

Hike the trail up to the spout or view the rock from a helicopter. If you are not familiar with the sedona area, know that each of the red rock formations has a different name based on the natural appearance of the red rocks. The cumulative trail ratings for the coffeepot rock submitted by fellow hikers is located above with the trail data.