This little pull off didn't seem to impressive until we walked to the viewing area. Wow! What a beautiful place.

Beautiful drive to the vista. Although I would avoid it during peak seasons and weekends due to the amount of traffic.For a 20-25 mile drive can take forever when traffic is heavy. But if you do make it up to the vista it is amazing!

Beautiful view of the Oak Creek Canyon. An easy walk to/from the parking area - for families, hikers, and geezers. Good educational information provided along the way.

Stop here on your way in or out of Sedona....or take a ride through the canyon just to see the view from here. You can see the winding road and the hairpin turns below. Nice little gift shop here, and the Native Americans that sell their jewelry and pottery.

We were driving from Flagstaff to Sedona for a day at Bell Rock, and we learned that we needed a red rocks parking pass to the activity. The Oak Creek Vista Overlook has a small gift shop that sells the pass, giving the funding directly to the local park service. With that in mind, we stopped here for the pass,... More

This is a breathtaking view and is just South of Flagstaff. There is also the Native Americans there that sell beautiful pottery and jewelry. The same tribe sell in Oak Creek Canyon by the Dairy Queen.

We missed this coming from the north as there are no signs in advance and the sign at the entrance is hard to see. We wound our way three miles down into the canyon before we could turn around and come back up, and we were glad we did. Great lookout over the top of the canyon and the road... More

We made an early morning stop at this small park on our way from Sedona to the Grand Canyon. Great views of a very different ecosystem than Sedona. The area had restrooms and plenty of parking.

We made the drive up from Sedona in the late morning and it was alot of fun. The Oak Creek residences / campgrounds tucked in throughout the trip were interesting to see and the final push up the switchbacks makes for a fun finish. The overlook is very impressive with informative forest service signs. The Native American jewelry stands seemed... More