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You’re brave guys. To make it to the end is brutal 😂

Beautiful spot, hiked to the end of the point as kid with my dad. He worked close by in the 80’s.

Lovely view

Beautiful place. What scares me about this picture is the water on the canyon walls and the dirt in the river/color of the water. Definitely looks flash-y, which is no bueno.

Gorgeous. That's a view from my childhood and it's still just as beautiful. Thanks for sharing this.

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You’re supposed to walk through the water. It’s around 16 miles long.

What trail 😂😂😂

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Beautiful 🤩

Amazing photo!

It was closed due to water volume. It rained the entire visit. I have great waterfall photos too. They seem to be a rare thing.

Single greatest hike I've ever been on.

That’s awesome!! I used to work for Sedona Fire back in the day… spent lots of time helping people off the hiking trails out there 😊

I love Sedona. Need to make another trip there soon :)

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Absolutely beautiful photo, great timing

I'm not sure there is a way to go without spending a lot of money. Lots of outfitters are available if you do your homework. You may be able to book flights cheaper if you're flexible. Good luck. The whole Tierra del Fuego area is amazing to see.

Not sure why I said tea pot… we stay off of Rodeo. Finally climbed Capital Butte this past weekend.

Literally sitting at the airport in Phoenix after visiting Sedona! It was just beautiful the last few days.

That pic is pretty much where my grandparent’s ashes are scattered…. I’m gonna say that’s why the flowers….Thank you so much for that pic! I needed that today.

That’s the back side of Coffee Pot Rock…I lived at the base of it off Soldiers Pass Rd for 6 years. Miss it everyday!! Love Sedona!

TIL...!