Talahogan is a Navajo word for "home on hill." For the Navajo, the hogan is a sacred dwelling--a protection and refuge—grounded on a harmony with life and nature.  Such is the spirit of Talahogan, located on 2.5 acres on a tranquil hilltop miles away from the bustle of Sedona’s commercial and tourist centers.   From this hilltop perch, you enjoy the most sweeping panorama of Red Rock Country--a creation of awesome natural beauty sacred to Native Americans--in a peaceful country setting where wildlife still abound.  Originally a hunting cabin built 80-90 years ago, the house has been renovated and expanded over the years without losing the unpretentious warmth of Sedona's rural past and the spirit of the hogan.