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  Absolutely stunning inside and out. Photo opportunities galore. The chapel is small but beautiful. Bring cash for candles! Closes at 5pm.

  Added May 17, 2017 by Rachael Sass
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  Amazing views and the chapel itself is beautiful. There was a priest on site who gave a very insightful "tour" and offered up a history of the chapel to all who were curious.

  Added April 18, 2017 by Jake Pecot
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  This church is beautiful and worth the walk if you can't get a close parking spot. The view is gorgeous and there's a mansion you can see from the top. Very popular spot though. Expect some congestion.

  Added March 10, 2017 by Amber snipes
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  I am by no means religious, but these views are godly. When here strictly for the views and thus this review has nothing to do wit hthe chapel, although I must admit, It was a beautiful chapel. Perfect spot to stop and view some red rocks.

  Added August 27, 2016 by Dustin Brown
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  When the Chapel was built in 1956, it looked over and endless landscape of red rock formations. Today those formations are still there, but covered with fancy homes and estate. Don't be concerned though, because the feeling inside the Chapel is what counts, along with the wonderful architecture that makes this place a holy space. A must see if you're in Sedona for more than a day.

  Added July 29, 2016 by Jim Bergstrom