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Fall in Arizona is a magical time, as the landscape erupts in an awe-inspiring spectacle of vibrant autumn hues. Something that is extra special is the feeling you get when you stay in a treehouse in Arizona. Immerse yourself in the enchantment at Forest Houses Resort, a quaint village of cabins located directly on Oak Creek in Sedona.

Oak Creek is always gorgeous, but fall brings out more subtle aspects of its beauty.
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As the water ambles along, guided by a gentle current, striking foliage lines the banks for a picture-perfect scene.
Nestled on 20 sprawling acres in Oak Creek Canyon, Forest Houses Resort showcases autumn colors as you've never seen before.
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This quaint little village is comprised of 16 cottages, each one boasting unparalleled views of the heavily forested terrain.
Amenities vary based on which treehouse you opt for, but they all have at least one thing in common: a familiar warmth that makes you feel right at home.
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Rustic wood paneling, rock fireplaces, and wood-burning stoves offer the full cabin experience, while cozy furniture and charming decor make you feel like an invited guest in someone's storied home.
Full kitchens in all the treehouses make cooking up your favorite meals effortless. As you chop, sautee, and bake, gaze out the large windows at the surrounding fairytale landscape.
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Whether your group is two or 10, there's a house for everyone.
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Between one and five bedrooms comfortably accommodate the whole crew, ensuring quality sleep that leaves you ready to take on the day.
Just outside your front door, branches sporting crimson, amber, and golden leaves sway softly in the wind.
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You'll be torn between enjoying the luxurious comfort of your cabin and reveling in the scenery.
Many of the homes feature private patios that look out over Oak Creek.
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Brew a cup of coffee and take it out on the porch to leisurely sip as you listen to the sounds of nature.
There's plenty to see right here on the grounds, but several hiking trails are located nearby.
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Difficulty ranges from easy to strenuous, and unique rock formations plus diverse plant life promise to take your breath away.

Let's go explore Kelly Canyon at Forest Houses Resort in this video from Jerry Arizona.

Rates vary depending on which treehouse you’d like to book. Visit the Forest Houses Resort website or the Forest Houses Resort Facebook page to learn more.

Have you ever stayed at Forest Houses Resort during the fall? If so, we’d love to hear what you thought about the foliage and your stay in a treehouse in Arizona! Let us know all about your experience with a comment.

Then, check out our previous article for another epic fall adventure – a way to experience Arizona’s fall colors from high above on the Snowbowl Ski Resort gondola.

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Things to do in the fall in Arizona

Chris Muras | August 08, 2023

What are some things to do in Arizona in the fall?

 

If you've had the impression Arizona is all desert and dust, think again. Some of the most gorgeous places in this country are in Arizona. Here are a few things to do in Arizona in the fall that will take your breath away:

  • Arizona Snowbowl, Flagstaff, AZ: The Snowbowl, as the name would suggest, is a popular ski destination in Arizona. In the fall, however, one of our favorite things to do is ride the ski lift over the golden treetops. Passing high above the vibrant colors below gives you a whole new perspective on leaf-peeping and how to enjoy fall in Arizona.
  • Abineau Trail to Bear Jaw Trail, Flagstaff, AZ: While you are in Flagstaff, look for this hike to introduce you to the beauty of the Coconino National Forest in the fall. Imagine a vast aspen forest floor glittering with gold. That's what the ground looks like when the golden aspen leaves fall to the ground all around you.
  • Orchard Canyon on Oak Creek, Sedona, AZ: Orchard Canyon in the fall is like a classic fairy tale with enchanted forests and cozy cabins in the woods. You never know if you will run into seven dwarfs or an evil witch, but you will run into beautiful fall colors.
  • Apple Annie's Orchard, Wilcox, AZ: A visit to an apple orchard is pretty much a must in the fall. Even if you don't go gaga over the apple cider donuts as we do, it is a beautiful place to explore in the fall. And you are sure to find an apple variety you love from its ten different kinds of apples just waiting for you to pick them and take them home.

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