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Trail House brings together Adventure Advisors, guides, equipment rentals and an outdoor shop. The team helps guests choose routes within Sedona's wider network of more than 400 miles of trails, taking terrain, elevation and personal interests into account. Both self-guided outings and private guided hikes are available. The Boynton Canyon and Vista trailhead is close to the resort's accommodations.

Mountain-bike rentals can be used independently or with a guide, with rides tailored to skill level. Trail running provides another way to explore the red-rock terrain. After dark, the program extends to moonlit hikes and night photography, while the resort astronomer leads stargazing sessions when weather permits. Brief presentations explore Boynton Canyon's geology, plants and human history, alongside sessions introducing local wildlife.

A Casita Guest Room measures 470 square feet and sleeps two to four, with a king bed or two queens. Inside are a desk and sitting area, plus an espresso machine. The private viewing deck has outdoor seating. It provides room to have coffee outside or sit with the canyon in view before heading to breakfast or the trails.

The Casita Studio has 650 square feet and sleeps two in a queen Murphy bed. Its gas fireplace and private viewing deck provide places to settle indoors and out, with a Nespresso machine for coffee.

The Casita One Bedroom Suite expands to 1,120 square feet. A living room with a gas fireplace, a dining table and a private deck with an outdoor grill provide places to gather. Sleeping arrangements pair either a king bed or two queens with a queen Murphy bed, accommodating four to six guests.

For two bedrooms, the Casita Two Bedroom Suite accommodates up to eight guests. Its bed combinations are a king and two queens plus a queen Murphy bed, or four queens plus a queen Murphy bed.

Pool Suites have a king bedroom and an attached living room, with a queen Murphy bed available for a maximum of four guests. Outside is a private pool or spa pool, along with a viewing deck and patio. A kitchenette and gas fireplace complete the living space; the bathroom has a soaking tub and walk-in shower. The type of private water feature varies by suite, and these limited-inventory accommodations are reserved by phone.

Che Ah Chi serves modern American cooking at breakfast, lunch and dinner, drawing on Arizona farmers, ranchers and other local suppliers. The dining room looks toward the canyon walls. Its wine list has more than 500 selections from regions around the world, extending well beyond the Southwest.

Tii Gavo takes a casual Southwestern approach to dinner. Guests can eat inside or outdoors near the firepit. Executive Chef Matias Caceres oversees the resort's culinary program, which also includes The Market and The Edge.

The Market is the stop for coffee, pastries, sandwiches, salads and snacks at breakfast or lunch. Food can be eaten on its canyon-facing patio or packed for a picnic. At the pool, The Edge serves American food and cocktails, allowing lunch to stay close to the water.

Mii amo is Enchantment's separate sister spa resort, a short walk away. Enchantment guests aged sixteen and over may use its Fitness and Movement studios, attend Crystal Grotto rituals, and visit the Juice Bar and Boutique. Dining at Hummingbird requires an advance reservation.

Access to Mii amo's pool, sauna, steam room, whirlpool and Living Room requires a confirmed spa-service reservation. On the treatment day, those areas are available for one hour before and one hour after your service. Mii amo handles these arrangements.

Enchantment has its own main swimming pool and hot tub, as well as separate family and adult-only pool options. Tennis and pickleball courts add another way to spend time outdoors, with rackets and paddles available. Lawn games include bocce and cornhole. The Artist Cottage provides space for creative activities, with family classes in pottery glazing, watercolors and beading.

Camp Coyote welcomes children aged four to twelve for counselor-led nature walks, painting, scavenger hunts and games such as pickleball. A full-day session runs from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with shorter morning and afternoon options. Evening camp runs from 5 to 9 p.m. Reservations are requested at least twenty-four hours ahead to allow for staffing, and children must be fully toilet trained. Activities vary with the season, weather and participants.

Families can also join guided hikes and bike rides together, with routes and pace adapted to the group. Guides introduce the canyon's geology, plants and wildlife along the way. Little Shredders offers private mountain-bike lessons and rides for children aged eight to fifteen, giving older children a separate activity from Camp Coyote.

Golf takes guests beyond the resort to nearby Seven Canyons, an eighteen-hole course designed by Tom Weiskopf. Enchantment guests have access to this members-only club, with a shuttle available and dining at the club as another option for a meal away from the resort restaurants.

The resort's address is on Boynton Canyon Road, outside central Sedona. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is approximately two hours away by car. Flagstaff Pulliam Airport is about an hour away, while Prescott Regional Airport is around an hour and fifteen minutes away. Sedona Airport serves private aviation and is roughly twenty minutes from the resort. These are driving estimates, with traffic and road conditions affecting the journey.

Transportation is worth arranging before arrival because rideshare availability in Sedona is limited. The concierge can assist with reservations for airport and local travel. For a longer excursion, Trail House offers private full-day trips to the Grand Canyon's South Rim, approximately two and a half hours north of Enchantment.