Smoki Museum
The Smoki Museum was created by the Smoki people and the the Civilian Works Administration to preserve and celebrate American Indian culture. It was built in 1935 with native stone and wood to resemble an Indian Pueblo. They preserve and celebrate mainly through displaying art, clothing, ornaments, and ceremonial paraphernalia from the tribes that inhabit the Southwest. These include the Sioux, Woodland Indians, and the local Apache, Yavapai, Pima, Tohono Oodham and Seri Tribes. The artwork ranges from watercolor and charcoal, to oil and photography. The art is even built into the building itself with decorative Katchina paintings. If you are craving a more extensive background of all these intriguing cultures make sure to check out the Smoki Library that contains over 600 volumes of Native American prehistory and ethnography. The Smoki Museum has everything you need to enjoy and appreciate the Native American cultures of the Southwest.
The Blazin’ M Ranch - A Western Themed Frontier Town, Dinner, and A Show
Join us at the Blazin’ M Ranch for an evening of western activities, dinner and an unforgettable show! The Blazin’ M Ranch features an authentic Western Themed Town located in Cottonwood, Arizona. You’ll find fun family activities and the best chicken and ribs in Arizona, along with f … More
Join us at the Blazin’ M Ranch for an evening of western activities, dinner and an unforgettable show! The Blazin’ M Ranch features an authentic Western Themed Town located in Cottonwood, Arizona. You’ll find fun family activities and the best chicken and ribs in Arizona, along with foil-wrapped potato, cowboy beans, our prickly pear coleslaw, flying biscuits and a delicious homemade dessert.
After dinner the Blazin’ M Cowboys entertain ya’ with their award-winning musical talents mixed with cowboy poetry and humor with a 1 hour show from 7:30pm - 8:30pm!
Family-Friendly | Dinner Included | Live Entertainment
1.5 Hour Horseback Ride
Prescott - Territorial Arizona's Capital City - Day Tour from Phoenix
Guided Horseback Tour only 30 mins from Sedona
Go horseback riding in Arizona during this small-group tour in Cottonwood, approximately 30 minutes from Sedona. Meet your guide and set out on a tour through the Alcantara Vineyards. Cross the water where the Verde River and Oak Creek meet, and get up close to see ancient Apache ruins. … More
Go horseback riding in Arizona during this small-group tour in Cottonwood, approximately 30 minutes from Sedona. Meet your guide and set out on a tour through the Alcantara Vineyards. Cross the water where the Verde River and Oak Creek meet, and get up close to see ancient Apache ruins. Admire panoramic mountain views during this scenic excursion. No prior experience is necessary.
Family-Friendly | Professionally Guided
General Admission to Verde Valley Archaeology Center
Family-Friendly
