When you think of Sedona and Arizona, it's hard not to remember the American Frontier and the Old West. Take a walk in a cowboy's boots and experience an authentic Western town, chuckwagon dinner, horseback riding, a former ghost town, museums and even an old-fashioned train journey.

• A Territorial House - An Old West Sedona bed & breakfast where Old West elegance meets Old West hospitality.  Located in beautiful West Sedona on 3/4 acre and nestled in its own quiet and peaceful atmosphere of Juniper and Cottonwood trees.  Our movie character theme rooms will give you a glimpse of YesterYear but with all of today's modern conveniences.
• Blazin’ M Ranch - Experience the Old West with a visit to Blazin’ M Ranch. An authentic replica of an 1880's Frontier Town, Blazin’ M Ranch offers a chuckwagon supper and live Western stage show.  You will enjoy the wide variety of Western sights and activities including a pony ride, shooting gallery, train ride, horseshoe pits, a mechanical roping horse, and friendly farm animals.  Create a train package by combining your chuckwagon supper and show with a scenic 4-hour train ride through picturesque Sycamore Canyon wilderness area aboard the Verde Canyon Railroad.
• Verde Canyon Railroad - Often called Arizona's 'Other' Grand Canyon, Verde Canyon Railroad offers passengers the opportunity to see a beautiful red rock canyon up close in all its seasonal glory. Considered one of the finest scenic train rides in North America, and the #1 outdoor attraction for visitors coming to Sedona, Arizona, passengers on the Verde Canyon Railroad enjoy this four-hour scenic train ride in first-class style aboard renovated passenger coaches and open-air viewing cars pulled by vintage locomotives.  A perfect addition to any vacation. 
• Mogollon Rim Jeep Tour & Horseback Ride Combination – Check out A Day in the West tour company and start your adventure with a scenic jeep tour up Bear Wallow Canyon to the Mogollon Rim. No four-wheel drive is involved in this tour as it follows a forest service road 2,500 feet above Sedona, but the views are spectacular. Then saddle-up for a scenic 1 hour horseback ride on a 45,000 working cattle ranch.
• Jerome – A once near-ghost-town with a rich copper mining history, today Jerome is very much alive with writers, artists, artisans, musicians, historians, and families. They form a peaceful, colorful, thriving community built on a rich foundation of history and lore.
• Sedona Heritage Museum - The caretakers of the history of the greater Sedona area.  The Museum is focused on the lifestyles and works of the people who pioneered this community, from 1870 to the present. The Sedona Historical Society's mission is to research, preserve and teach the history of the greater Sedona area.