Chapel of the Holy Cross Sedona

... views were from the town's small airport and there were panoramic views of the rocks for miles around. We went to visit the Chapel of the Holy Cross which had been built into one of the red rocks and had amazing views. Again it was a very brief stop ...

... of the town, Ellie Mays socks and sandals fit in real good! So we went and saw Camp Verde, Cottonwood and the Chapel of the Holy Cross which is quite speccy. Also we spent some time just relaxing and changing our route a bit, now we are ...

... of shortly. We cant get internet from Kerrys laptop so no pictures till tomorrow!! After Los Abrigados, we drove to the Chapel of the Holy Cross, a 50 year old church built right into the red rocks Sedona is famous for. Its so quiet and peaceful there. ...

... , we spent it just looking around the town of Sedona, shopping, relaxing from the travelling. We did see one sight, the Chapel of the Holy Cross. The cross is carved right out of the rock, and the chapel built around it. It is something to see and the ...

... Cross, also known as the "Red Rock Church." Marguerite Brunswig Staude, a devout Catholic artist, began to build Chapel of the Holy Cross in 1932. This 250 foot high modern church could be compared to a Frank Lloyd Wright structure. Anchored ...

... with a deck overlooking most of Sedona and Red Rocks in the background. We also drove to a nearby Chapel of the Holy Cross (http://www.chapeloftheholycross.com/) which is build on and in between the cliffs. Very unusual architecture complemented ...

... Isabel and the kids, and headed out to look at the red rocks and several national monument sites. First we went to the Chapel of the Holy Cross. This church, built in the 19050's high in the red rocks of Sedona, was a beautiful building in an incredible ...

This awesome spire likes in the background behind the pseudo-famous Chapel of the Holy Cross. Another indirect, confused approach, but we made it and it was ...

... Valley from there are great.    Then out Hwy 179 to see some more red rocks and Chapel.    At each place I stopped I walked some of the trails.  So I am doing something other than sitting on my behind driving around. Next stop ...

... a good tour up & down and over the Red Rocks. Gave us a good insight into Sedona. Next day we went to the Chapel of the Holy Cross. A church built up into the rocks. Outside our room we saw a red & black snake. About a foot long. We ...