Sedona - Red Rock
Arizona, United States β 1.8 km
πΊπΈ Arizona Β· United States β Altitude 1298 m
This live view looks out over Sedona, the red sandstone town in northern Arizona known for its dramatic rock formations. The stream runs directly from the camera owner's site, and the page adds local time and weather so you can judge conditions before you watch.
Sedona sits at about 1,300 metres in a valley ringed by towering sandstone buttes, cliffs and canyons. The rock turns from pale orange to deep red depending on the light, which is why the town draws hikers, photographers and visitors from across the country. Its setting, with juniper and pine on the lower slopes, makes it feel very different from the desert floor a short drive away.
The view is a live stream from a mountain location, so the most rewarding moments are usually early morning and the hour before sunset, when low sun brings out the colour of the rock. Clouds moving over the buttes can change the scene quickly, and summer afternoon storms are common. Check the local weather on this page before you settle in to watch.
Spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons, with mild days and cooler nights. Summer is hot in the lower areas but cooler at this elevation. Nearby cameras on VizCams include Sedona Red Rock, SedonaLiveCam.com and Seven Arches, as well as Munds Park, a short drive away in the mountains to the north.
Source: Sedona Webcam
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Sedona are shown in the weather block on this page, updated alongside the live stream.
Sedona keeps local Arizona time, which is shown in the time block on this page. Arizona does not change clocks for daylight saving time.
The camera is in Sedona, Arizona, at roughly 1,300 metres altitude. The map on this page marks its position among the surrounding red rock formations.
Early morning and the hour before sunset usually show the rock at its warmest colour. Spring and autumn offer the clearest, most comfortable conditions for viewing.
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