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  I will be camping at Chavez Crossing I will be having a 2 month infant with me and its my...
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  I would obviously bring all of the necessary stuff for your child. But as long as you keep an eye and watch over your child, you should be safe.
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  Sedona Jan 02 /09 My wifes big 50 is in Jan. we are going to Sedona for 6 days My 2...
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  I'm not sure where you stand on this, but I suspect your wife and daughters will appreciate the many healing spa treatments and spiritual retreats that are some of the town's signature attractions. If you haven't already made plans, check out the Enchantment Resort (http://vacation.away.com/hotels/travel-ld-cid4164-sedona-hotelid21777-enchantment-resort-and-mii-amo-spa-hotel.html) or Amara Resort (http://away.com/tripideas/sedona-arizona-mountain-biking-313203.html). There are loads of outdoor options, from the serene to extreme, so maybe just ask around once you arrive for the local favorites. Some popular hiking routes include Bell Rock Pathway, Cathedral Rock Trail, and famous Boynton Canyon. You could also sign up for a guided hike with Steve Benedict at Earth Tours (http://www.earthtours.com/sedona_tours.php), enjoy some off-road action with Pink Jeep Tours or Hummer Affair, or go more naturally on a guided ride with Trail Horse Adventures. Several Sedona operators also offer hot-air balloon rides over the sculpted red-rock landscape. Lastly, cap a special family escape in this most spiritual of places by watching the sun go down over the desert at Amitabha Stupa.