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Things to do in Sedona in February

Updated November 3, 2026 · facts checked against the sources below

Avg high61°F
Avg low33°F
Rain2.17 in

February warms slightly, with highs around 61°F. It's one of the busiest event months: the Sedona Marathon events and the Sedona International Film Festival both fall in February in 2027.

Sedona, Courthouse Butte

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February at a glance

Spring-break crowds start in late February. In 2026, the Sedona Shuttle ran daily from late February to late April instead of only Thursday to Sunday.

Average high 61°F · average low 33°F · average rainfall 2.17 in (1991–2020 normals).

Events in February

Dates come from organisers and Visit Sedona. Check before you plan around them.

Sedona, Courthouse Butte
Sedona Marathon events

Sedona · Sat Feb 6, 2027

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Sedona International Film Festival

Sedona · Feb 20–28, 2027

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Best things to do in February

Devil's Bridge Trail, Sedona, Arizona
Devil's Bridge Trail

Dry Creek Rd · 2–3 hours · Moderate

IconicPhotosRed Rock Pass at some lots
West Sedona, Capitol Butte(Thunder Mountain), & Coffee Pot Rock seen from Sedona’s Airport Mesa Scenic Overlook at sunset
Airport Mesa

West Sedona · 30 min–2 hours · Easy to moderate

SunsetVortexPaid lot at the top
Montezuma Castle National Monument, Arizona, USA
Montezuma Castle National Monument

Camp Verde · 1–2 hours · Easy

HistoryKids$10 adults (16+)

Questions people ask

What is the weather like in Sedona in February?

Based on 1991–2020 normals, Sedona averages a high of 61°F and a low of 33°F in February, with about 2.17 inches of rain.

Sources

Facts last checked November 3, 2026. Prices, hours and rules change, so confirm with the official source before you go.

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