


Fay Canyon is a short, photogenic red‑rock box canyon in Sedona featuring layered sandstone walls, a small alcove/arch and pockets of riparian vegetation. The trail is ~1.1 miles one way to the arch with gentle grades—good for quick shoots. Best light is golden hour and late afternoon when warm tones and side light reveal texture; spring and fall offer pleasant weather and greenery. Parking is limited at the Fay Canyon trailhead (Red Rock Pass often required); arrive early weekdays to avoid the



Fay Canyon is a short, photogenic red‑rock box canyon in Sedona featuring layered sandstone walls, a small alcove/arch and pockets of riparian vegetation. The trail is ~1.1 miles one way to the arch with gentle grades—good for quick shoots. Best light is golden hour and late afternoon when warm tones and side light reveal texture; spring and fall offer pleasant weather and greenery. Parking is limited at the Fay Canyon trailhead (Red Rock Pass often required); arrive early weekdays to avoid the