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Posted on 4/18/24 at 5:59 am to tigerbacon
Sedona can easily reach mid 90s if not 100 during the day in June. It will be a little cooler than Phoenix but low 80s as a high should not be expected if someone is planning on hiking.
One on June trip we started one hike ( AB Young )in the canyon before the sun was fully up and we got caught coming down in temps well into the 90s.
Most of the hikes in the Sedona area are not very long so that helps. What we did was plan a decent distance hike early in the morning, indoors or in the water during the day (Slide Rock State Park, Grasshopper Point, Beaver Creek, Red Rock Crossing) and then maybe an afternoon or evening hike different than what we did in the morning. Maybe a red rock hike in the morning and then a canyon hike in the afternoon.
Hope that helps.
One on June trip we started one hike ( AB Young )in the canyon before the sun was fully up and we got caught coming down in temps well into the 90s.
Most of the hikes in the Sedona area are not very long so that helps. What we did was plan a decent distance hike early in the morning, indoors or in the water during the day (Slide Rock State Park, Grasshopper Point, Beaver Creek, Red Rock Crossing) and then maybe an afternoon or evening hike different than what we did in the morning. Maybe a red rock hike in the morning and then a canyon hike in the afternoon.
Hope that helps.
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