SEDONA · ARIZONA
Sedona’s best days out.
The 14 most popular guided tours in Sedona. The ones worth building a red rock day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
Guided Western Sedona ATV ride with helmets and water, Hollywood backdrops, and a big payoff view from Skeleton Bone Mountain.
Most Popular“Jordan and Chris were great! Atvs were easy to ride and the trails had amazing views, so much fun!!!”
1-hour guided horseback tour near Sedona at Alcantara Vineyards with a river crossing to ancient Apache ruins and big mountain views.
“Good, easy ride… the horses were very gentle.”
An open-air Sedona tour with a local guide, 6 stops, and red-rock views, vortex stories, and great shopping in about 5.5 hours.
Sedona to the Grand Canyon with a guided South and East Rim tour, plus a ride on the historic Grand Canyon Railway from Williams.
Private Sedona scenic half-day with pickup, no crowds, and guided stops at Chapel of the Holy Cross, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock.
“Very personalized and customized service. Got a real feel for Sedona. Loved this tour and Marc was the absolute best!”
Private Sedona dark-sky sunset and night hike with pickup, headlamps, thermal monoculars, and guided stargazing in red rock country.
“Great time with a very knowledgeable guide. My family loved all of the special gear amd snacks provided by the company”
Sedona Soul Tour with Anke blends shamanic energy healing, guided meditation, and life-purpose coaching in Arizona red rocks. Morning session.
“My daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed our time with Anke. She left us feeling empowered. I highly recommend. Thank you Anke!”
Guided kayaking on the Verde River in Cottonwood, AZ with class I–II rapids, wildlife spotting, and a dam-made swim hole. Includes gear.
Predator Zip Lines in Camp Verde: 5 zip lines over a mile above Out of Africa Wildlife Park, with guides, views, and optional park savings.
Offline self-guided audio drive from Sedona to the Grand Canyon’s South Rim, with GPS-triggered stories, flexible stops, and one-car value.
“Makes no sense to pay for a tour that could be given out for free. There’s no proper instructions on how to get the audio to listen. It sends you to the middle of nowhere with the hopes of trying to find things to stop for.”
A 4-hour private Cathedral Rock hike along Oak Creek in Sedona, with gear, snacks, pickup, and a guide for easy views and photos.
“Our guide Jason, was extremely knowledgeable of the area. The adventure was very well planned and organized. If you’re looking for a private tour that hears the clients and caters to their needs, you must choose TrailLovers!”
Self-guided Sedona audio tour with GPS directions and offline map, linking top red-rock stops, Oak Creek swims, and history.
“Very confusing info to start trip and download app. Thought we had to pick up a device. Took about an hour walking around and calling company to figure out you download to phone and and mall area was just starting point. The actual download was fine.”
Sedona and Red Rock self-guided driving audio tour with offline maps, 14+ stories, and scenic stops like Cathedral Rock. $16.99/group.
“This simply didn’t work out for us. Sedona crowds required flexibility and necessitated route changes. We just couldn’t use it. Also, the tour app and having to pre-download tour narratives takes lots of phone space.”
A fast, private hike up Doe Mountain in Sedona with a guide, included gear, snacks, and pickup, timed for sunrise or sunset views.
“Our guide was wonderful and very informative. We would have liked to have been able to explore a little more for the amount we paid.”
Every red rock and canyon, and every way to get amongst them.
