A free event & beautiful to witness a destination that honors the creator. Parking is limited and you may need a golf cart to bring you up the mountain when parking in the lower areas. This is a small chapel holding maybe 50 people at a time on benches and a cross with Jesus hanging on the inside. The outside shows an amazing cross in the rock.

This chapel was my favorite place in Sedona! As this is a Catholic chapel, the Blessed Sacrament is reserved in the tabernacle on the altar. Because of this, Jesus is truly physically present, and his Presence is overwhelming, flowing with peace and love. His gaze from the cross is mesmerizing and personal. I wish I could have stayed for hours. Forget the vortexes. This is the real deal!

This is worth the visit, but its a small road with limited parking. Amazing beauty. You can see this from the road as you drive in and then it narrows down considerable. This stop is NOT RV friendly. It gets crowded and can be tough to turn around or even back out of a spot, so be patient, its worth it.

Amazing location with truly inspiring views. First tip, get there early!! they open at 9am, be there no later than 9:30am. Parking is a nightmare. It is spread out in multiple areas working its way up the hill to the chapel. Once there the viewa are awe inspiring in every direction. This is a must see in Sedona, but I cant stress enough GET THERE EARLY!

The chapel is built on Coconino National Forest land and is situated between two natural stone spires, this small chapel is architecturally and spiritually inspiring (no pun intended). Limited parking, but the chapel personnel provide golf cart rides from the parking areas up to the chapel entrance. The chapel was completed in 1956. The large crucifix, added in 2018, in the interior of the chapel is the focal point once you enter the church. The gift shop is very impressive. This is a functioning Catholic Church with several weekly masses, check their website for service times.

The chapel is so beautiful and serene. The views are also spectular. The walk up can be challenging for some but they do have folks driving around with golf carts to get you up and down the cliff. We were walking when they approached us and asked if we wanted a ride up. We asked how much further and she said we were about 1/2 way up so we took the ride. (of course this comes with providing a tip). It's not a stop that will take a lot of time out of your day but I would definitely recommend stopping for the hour it takes to see the chapel. Parking is a bit of a challenge. We heard that that parking fills up quickly (and we went as it was opening up at 9AM) but we saw cars parking way below the hill so we grabbed a spot but it was a long walk.

This chapel is an Amazing place! We attended adoration, benediction and Mass on Friday afternoon. The priest there is so full of love, it radiates from him! The architecture is impressive and of course the environment is awe inspiring! This is a must see when in Sedona!!

I was here about six years ago, in October. At that time there were, at most, four other people wandering around. This time? Trolleys, golf cars, a total traffic jam! Now there are Gregorian chants playing in the background, it's very crowded, and there's a huge gift shop downstairs. Not that the chants and the shop are bad things -- they just took me by surprise. Probably so busy because of the "leaf-peeping" season. Still a lovely place.

My family and I visited on 11/22/23 during our Grand Canyon road trip. The surrounding views of the Sedona Red Mountains and valley are amazing from the top parking lot and walking bridge. The facilities close at 5 pm but some ppl opt to hang around until sunset for the remarkable view. The best thing is that there is no entrance fee but all are welcome to donate when lighting a candle because the location is an actual Catholic Church. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes because the hike from the lower parking spaces to the top is very steep. Also, use the bathroom because the only public bathrooms are 2 porta-potties at the entrance below. All in all a great experience with beautiful photo opportunities.

Visited on 5/9 & hiked other trails during a Phoenix & Sedona trip & posted a vlog! Search "Nikko Gandia Travels Sedona" on YouTub3. The man-made chapel is beautifully integrated into the God-made red rock buttes. Views of the valley are stunning. The chapel itself is small, making it a more intimate experience while inside. Free parking and there were golf cart transports from the bottom parking lot up to the entrance.