I was there this past summer. You might want to do a circle drive. Take 89 out of Flagstaff from 40 to Cameron then route 64 that will take you to the park and along the rim into the National Park. There are great views off of the road at all of the overlooks. To get a different perspective you could hike one of the trails, but the views from the overlook are great as well. Definitely make the a stop at the first or last overlook by the eastern entrance to the park. There is a tower there, although probably closed this time of year.

When you finish in the park you can continue on 64 South back to 40, possibly via 180. I'm not sure where Sedona is. I think you said that you are going in winter, so check the weather conditions, especially on the eastern side of the park between the park and Camron. Have a good trip.

Jerry, My first thought is you should carry a set of jumper cables in the car. Many will give you a jump if you have the cables. I had an electric jump device that had to be charged ever month or so and hated it. Forget to charge it and it is useless. I now have one that you keep plugged in and it has a light to show that it is fully charged. These devices are only good if you take them with you and you did not know you would leave the lights on so having it at home would be of no good. Get the jumper cables first then look for the jump start device.

Hmm. Counting up the windows would take some thinkin'. There's a bunch of 'em at the Visitor Center, but having never counted them, I don't know how many there are. The Rock House has eight or so; the Library has maybe ten; there's probably a total of twelve at the Apartments (the apartment I lived in had three, that much I'm sure of); eight or ten at Diane's house (I still call it Diane's house because that's where Arches' Chief of Interpretation, Diane, lived until she retired fifteen or so years ago, and it doesn't look like anybody who's lived there since has added or removed any windows in the meantime); and moving up the road there's still two more residence buildings, the Maintenance building, and the SAR Cache to consider. And up in the park, there's a couple more buildings that have windows, but not a whole lot of them. Heck, even the Stone Cabin has two windows, but there's no glass in either of them anymore, so those might not count.

Sort of like how North and South Window arches might not count as windows; neither of them have any glass in them, either.