The Ridge on Sedona Golf Resort - Fact Sheet

The Ridge on Sedona Golf Resort
55 Sunridge CircleSedona, Arizona 86351 United States
Phone: +1 928.284.1200Fax: +1 928.284.1777
Directions Arrival Information Accessibility Services Recreation
Airport Resort Details Guest Room Restaurants

Directions
General

Driving: From Phoenix airport take I-17 northbound for about 110 miles. Take exit 298 Sedona/Village of Oak Creek. Turn left onto Highway 179 and continue 7 miles to Sedona/Village of Oak Creek. Turn left at the traffic lights onto (Ridge Trail Drive). At the top of the hill turn left onto Crown Ridge Road. Turn left onto Sunridge Circle and the parking lot is directly on the right.

Airport
Main Airport

Airport Name: Phoenix Sky Harbor International (PHX)

Directions to Resort: From Phoenix airport take I-17 northbound for about 110 miles. Take exit 298 Sedona/Village of Oak Creek. Turn Left onto Highway 179 and continue 7 miles to Sedona/Village of Oak Creek. Turn left at the traffic lights onto (Ridge Trail Drive). At the top of the hill turn left onto Crown Ridge Road. Turn left onto Sunridge Circle and the parking lot is directly on the right.

Distance to Resort: Approx. 125 miles


Arrival Information
Check In/out

24 Hour Front Desk
Check in Day: Any day check in
Check in Time: 4:00PM
Check Out Time: 11:00AM

Express Checkout
You Need To Know

Prior to Checking In: Please contact the resort for any special needs or requests where our friendly staff will assist you.

When Checking In: Please be prepared to present a form of identification upon check-in.


Resort Details
Business Center Copier Fax Voice Mail Wireless Internet Email

Guest Room Information

1 Bedroom
2 Bedroom Lockoff
Studio
BATHROOM AMENITIES
Amenity Kit
Hair Dryer
Walk-in Shower
Whirlpool Jet Tub

GENERAL ROOM & UNIT AMENITIES
Air Conditioning Alarm Clock Balcony / Terrace
Balcony or Patio Some Rooms
Ceiling Fans Color TV W/ Remote
Fireplace Iron and Ironing Board
King Bed Laundry Facilities - Washer/Dryer
Patio Queen Bed Sleeper Sofa
Telephone Voicemail Answering Service
KITCHEN AMENITIES
Blender Coffee Maker Cooking Utensils
Dishes Dishwasher Dishwasher Detergent
Full Kitchen Microwave
Oven Toaster
ROOM ENTERTAINMENT
Basic TV
Cable / Satellite TV
DVD Player

On-site Services
24 Hour Security
Activities Dept.
Concierge Assistance
Gift Shop
Laundry Facilities
Parking On-Site
Spa
Gas Grills

On-site Activities
Barbeque
Game Room
Movie Rentals
Picnic Area
Pool Table
Spa
Swimming
Outdoor Heated Pool

Outdoor Hot Tub

Regional Highlights
Regional Activities Rich in colour and resplendent in the Native American history of the Hopi, Navajo and Pueblo culture, the Southwest presents intriguing red rock formations, 225 million-year-old fossils and the multi-hued badlands of the Painted Desert. The ancient Petrified Forest, stretching from New Mexico to Arizona, is just steps from one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World- The Grand Canyon. Encompassing the Colorado River and the adjacent uplands, the Grand Canyon provides visitors with breathtaking scenic landscapes.

The Las Cruces Crud!

Well, I went to Las Cruces last Thursday through Monday (10 hr drives on the 1st and last days!) to ride my Mtn & Road Bikes with my buddy Aaron. We did Fri/Sat Mountain Bike Rides. My first 2 since September if you do not count my homemade studded tire rides in the snow around the neighborhood. We did approx 9 miles on Friday in the Desert and yes I got bit several times by cactus and bled out a little from the right leg...Saturday, we rode in a different area (again nothing there but desert) and put in a grueling 18 miles of singletrack with about 1900 vert of climbing - seemed to me and my fat ass like 18000 ft. I avoided the cactus, but on a particular down-hill run, Aaron was leading and kicked up a rock about the size of one of my calfs and it hit me on the right Shin and created an instant bubble the size of a raquet ball. Hurt like a mother too!

Anyway, being the glutton for punishment that I am, I committed to a road ride on Sunday to the White Sands National Monument - great wave-like dunes of gypsum sand engulfing 275 square miles of desert creating the world's largest gypsum dune field. Aaron told me it was about 40 miles from his house. Now I have not been on my road bike since August and knew I would suffer, but I said ok. It turned out to be 50.3 miles - mostly flat, but a gradual uphill for the first 13 miles (10 miles @ approx 1% and 3 miles at avg 4% with 7% sections. ) Then a long (and I mean Long) gradual downhill. Then it was flat to rolling - mostly flat the rest of the way with a little cross wind at our back at first, but as we turned to the north, we took it from the front. We averaged right at 19, and my HR avg was a huge 157. I was spent but felt good and exhausted. We rode sleds on the sand dunes, ate a picninc lunch with the families and drove home a few hours later....
Aaron and his father (60+ yrs old and strong) have applied for the Leadville Lottery. If picked, we will be doing the leadville 100 this year. Wish the Mafia was going to be better represented! Anyway, I started to feel tightness in my chest on the ride home. I coughed up a storm Monday night and Tuesday. I believe I have Bronchitis - and since I get it every year, I am glad to get it early and out of the way! I have been training in the gym and have gone from 211 lbs on Jan 1st, to 202 now. So hopefully, I keep dropping the weight and can hang with you guys in Sedona!

Speaking of Sedona, I would like to get a head count at some point in time. My inflatable mattress got busted, so I am hopeful Thomas can bring his. Aaron may join us but is unsure as he may be going to Moab the same week...Anyway, remember, we are staying at the The Ridge on Sedona Golf Resort 55 Sunridge Circle, Sedona, Arizona 86351 United States Map and Directions.
I will provide the fact sheet on my next posting! Happy Riding!