We did not do any hiking. You can rent or take jeep rides if you desire. We just walked up and down main street heading into shops. Some of the shops have very step stairs.

Sedona and the nearby Village of Oak Creek are both small so hiking and shopping can be done in one day. Beware, the scenery is so beautiful, you'll want more time no matter what you do! There are many, many hikes, with trails for every fitness level. A few of our favorites are Brins Mesa, Soldiers Pass and Bell Rock. If you have time, do a Jeep Tour (We like Pink Jeep) on Broken Arrow for some great 4-wheeling and spectacular views. The hotels will have free hiking trail maps, or you can google Sedona Hikes or see TripAdvisor things to do. Use TripAdvisor to find a hotel or B&B that fits your budget and you'll be fine getting to wherever you decide to go. We like L'Augerge de Sedona for a splurge and incredible customer service - hiking on property creekside, and a walk up the hill to Main Street for shopping and restaurants. Briar Patch Inn is a terrific Bed & Breakfast right on the creek. The Adobe Grand is spendy but super romantic. Don't miss the shopping and galleries at Tlaquepaque outdoor market - easy to find, but not on Main Street. Enchantment Resort is further away from Main Street but the views, hiking and spa are beautiful. Check out the Best Western Plus Inn of Sedona for a nice stay and a great value. Have a fantastic trip! The Sedona area is truly one of the most beautiful, jaw-dropping places on earth.

Go on a Pink Jeep tour, ask for Roger Johnson and go to Telaquepaque to see the high end Art stores. Walk the path to Bell Rock from the car park off 179 in the village of Oak Creek

Anywhere in Sedona has beautiful views and the town is small enough it does not really matter where you are located. Just pick something in your budget.

There a a few parking lots you could use but the streets are tight.

We were in a gift shop on the Southern side of Main until after 10pm when we were there last. Hope you enjoy Sedona!!