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Bookmark or Share- Getting to SedonaTravel information for getting to Sedona from nearby cities. Stay advised of ADOT's improvement projects at AZDOT.gov and current highway conditions at ADOT511.gov. If you’re traveling by vehicle from the north, consider taking State Route (SR) 89A through Oak Creek Canyon, one of Arizona’s designated Scenic Byways.
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- Directions to Sedona | Map & Driving Directions to SedonaTake I-17 north toward Flagstaff 98.4 miles. Take exit 298 and turn left onto Highway 179. Travel on Highway 179 14.2 miles to Highway 89A. There is traffic often, especially during the warmer months of the year. Expect slow driving speeds all the way through to Uptown and West Sedona.
- Self-Guided Driving Tour - Sedona.netThe following are loosely listed in order of how you might encounter them on a driving tour of Sedona, starting in the Village of Oak Creek off Hwy 179 and continuing to the “Y” at Hwy 89A, heading west and then doubling back along Hwy 179 toward Uptown Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon along Hwy 89A.
- I-40 EXIT LIST - Arizona RoadsADOT is in the process of removing all cloverleaf interchanges in the state. I-40's Colorado River bridge. The Santa Fe rail bridge is behind it.
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