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In my opinion, Sedona is one of the most beautiful places on the planet. It is winter so it will be cold at night (remember, the desert is cold when the sun goes down) but it usually warms up to mid 50′s or 60′s in the daytime.

A must do is the “pink jeep tour”. It is “touresty” but it will be an experience of a lifetime and you will get amazing photo ops!

Have a great time! Oh, and yes, sometimes it snows but they aren’t calling for any this weekend.

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What a great place for an outdoor wedding. I love Sedona.  I can’t imagine a nicer place to marry outside. I’ve been out there in March, and sometimes it’s cold, but I’m sure your groom to be can warm you up, and the service won’t take that long. Have fun, and follow your dream. Congratulations.

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I always go early in the morning up until around 10-11 then pack it in unless I’m doing good – usually about that time I will go hit a river or a stream – then come back at dusk….
Not sure I’d lean on the cheese as much as the corn scented powerbait….they’re usually fed a liver/cornmeal feed…

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> Is there a big young crowd 20-25?
You’ve lived in AZ your whole life and you’ve never heard of NAU?  Flagstaff is a collage town full of young folk.

> Is there good musical entertainment and arts?
There are usually bands playing at a few places Downtown and Flagstaff occasionally gets touring acts, but not too many. The Monte Vista seems to be the most reliable for good live music, local or otherwise.
Per arts, the heavy tourism means a lot of cheesy “cowboy art” but there are some artists there doing good stuff.

> Is there industry(manufacturing, etc) ?
There are no jobs, no. If you’re not working in low-paying service (restaurants, hotels, etc.), made all the more low paying because of the large college student population, then you’ll be in government, medical or working for NAU.

> Are prices and tax decent?
It’s the same as the rest of Arizona, in general.

> Are rental prices alright? Are there many small houses for rent?
No. Rentals are very overpriced and tend to be in poor shape. There are small houses, but they’re not cheap. The further you get out of town, the better your luck will be with rentals, but you’ll have a much longer commute on your hands and won’t be close to the things that make Flagstaff a nice place. It’s a trade-off.

Flagstaff is one of those towns that people visit and say “We should move here” and many of them. The problem is that more people have moved there than the economy can really support with jobs, so that’s why it’s an issue. I’d love to move to Flagstaff, personally, but the few jobs available in my industry pay too little yet are still highly competitive.