Linda Mac's Orlando Adventures

Today's Theme: Hit the Trail!!

After our lunch at the Sedona Heritage Musuem, I decided to pass on the arts and crafts. I walked back to town which took about 10 minutes. Here's some photos while I wandering around Upper Sedona and doing a little shopping and our dinner at the Cowboy Club. Everything in the pictures is within walking distance from the Amara Resort and Spa. The hotel does offer golf cart rides up and down the driveway. You could walk it but the hill is very steep. Also on the our first night, I decided to check out the Cowboy Club and I was driven there in an Amara SUV. Everything is very close to the hotel but that hike up the driveway is a killer.

I highly recommend that you talk to your Adventure Guides for suggestions for dinner and things to do on your free time. They know the area very well and will help with making reservations for you. Our guides, Tiffany and Mike were just amazing. They made reservations for us to have dinner at the Cowboy Club and then showed up to make sure everything was ok. They were always with us or very close to us in case we needed their help.

Walking back to town
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I would not want to fall on this cactus

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Sally's BBQ and I can honestly say their smoked ribs are the best I have ever had!

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Hand crafted wood furniture

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Sedona's Motion Picture Museum. This museum consisted of mostly photos on the wall but this spot is sponsored by a local timeshare resort and you will be approached to visit their resort. But there was no pressure to do so.

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Inside the Sedona Motion Picture Museum

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Cowboy statue and the little girl is part of the statue

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Javelinas or musk hogs which are native to only Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. Companies sponsor an artist to paint them and later they will be auctioned off for charity. These javelinas were sponsored by the Out of Africa animal park.Different javelinas were located all over town

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Trolley tour information. For only $10, it's a great way to see other parts of Sedona. The trolley office in just a few doors away from the Amara driveway

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A local artist at work

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View from a group of counter service restrauants above Amara Resort.

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More shops in Sedona

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View from the Amara Cantina

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Fountain outside Sinaqua Plaza

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George, Ann and Linda Lou heading to the Cowboy Club

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Ann, Linda Mac, Deb and Ronia

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Check your side arms on the way in. Just kidding.

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The whole gang at dinner

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Ronia treated us to a sampler plater of fried rattle snake, cactus and grilled buffalo

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I had the Wild Boar Chops with apple and blueberry chutney, veggies and sweet potatoes. Excellent!!! (photo below). Deb had the buffalo filet which was outstanding!

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Exterior of the Cowboy Club

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