Return to the Red Rocks 2024

Blogposts from "Return to the Red Rocks" are complete. This post provides an outline of where we went, what we saw and links to posts associated with each stop.

Typically the final weeks of our AZ trips are spent in MO where we can relax by the fire. Although cooler in March, temps are way better than Wisconsin's!

We usually just pass through OK on our way home, but this time we stopped to see an excellent memorial to an event that I remember like it was yesterday.

Sedona in mid-February has fewer tourists, crisp fresh air, and plenty of sunshine. I am grateful for every visit to gaze upon its splendid red rocks.

Sedona's mild mid-February temps and abundant sunshine meet our requirements for escaping winter. And then there are the excellent views!

Gazing out into the Grand Canyon in mid-February is not ideal, but the sun shined brightly and traces of snow were beautiful on the red rock.

This post is loaded with pretty pictures of the magnificent red rocks of Sedona, AZ. Every time we visit, we find our new favorite viewpoint.

This is the only post from Phoenix this time, but it's a good one – if you like quilts, fiber art, musical instruments, and hot-air balloons.

This post covers walks in the desert, an otter-copter, a night out, a mission renovation that's finally done, and another gorgeous sunset.

We begin our AZ stay in Tucson in an Airbnb in the desert amongst the cactus and birds. We were close and yet so far from the city madness.

It’s time to return to snowbird status! We have a great line-up of accommodations for a couple months of warmer temperatures to explore AZ!