SEDONA · ARIZONA
Sedona’s best days out.
The 15 most popular things to do in Sedona. Red rock jeep trails, vortex hikes, Grand Canyon day trips and the Verde Valley wineries, all in one place.
Vintage train through Arizona’s Verde River canyon. Open-air views, cliff dwellings, included lunch, champagne, and a museum stop.
Most Popular“It was a great experience. The views where amazing and the guide was very knowledgeable. Definitely would recommend.”
A 2.5-hour Sedona Jeep tour focused on vortex mysticism, with a short uneven hike, small group feel, and expert local storytelling.
“The tour advertised three vortex stops and recommended hiking shoes, as hiking was supposed to be part of the experience. However, there was absolutely no hiking involved—I could have worn sandals comfortably at every stop. More importantly, the most significant location, the Amitabha Stupa Peace Park, was skipped due to “lack of time.” That was…”
Guided Western Sedona ATV ride with helmets and water, Hollywood backdrops, and a big payoff view from Skeleton Bone Mountain.
“Great instruction. Breathtaking views. Knowledgeable guide. All around fun experience. We will definitely be back to Sedona!”
See Sedona’s red-rock icons, uptown strolls, and vortex spots on a small-group, open-air half-day tour with scenic overlooks.
Sedona’s Outlaw Trail is a 3-hour 4x4 jeep ride into Western canyons and Coconino National Forest with local stops, water, and wildlife.
“This tour was the highlight of our trip to Sedona. JC our tour guide was the best. He was very personable, knowledgeable, and made the experience very fun! The area we were taken to was fascinating. The vehicle was top notch. We were told that the company is locally owned so this supports the local…”
Ride a shaded, open-air bus through Sedona’s top red-rock stops with live narration and photo breaks, plus a peaceful Amitabha stop.
“You will beautiful landscapes and learn a lot about the geography, geology, and history. Pay attention to weather but they do have umbrellas and blankets. Noah was extremely knowledgeable and entertaining in his delivery.”
Mild off-road Jeep tour in Sedona's Western Canyons with expert guides, photo stops, bottled water, and red-rock sunset views.
“Nice way to go off road and see some beautiful scenery. Mild bumps and comfortable ride. Joe our guide was very nice and knowledgeable and took some great photos.”
Full-day Sedona tour to Upper Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam, and Lake Powell with pickup, guides, and tickets.
“We took this tour on January 15th, 2026 with a professional, experienced and friendly driver as well as the tour guide, Mr. Burton. This is an unforgettable tour and the credit goes to Mr. Burton. and Viator. We recommend everybody to take this tour.”
Private stargazing from Sedona to Oak Creek with pro astronomers, laser-guided constellations, GPS telescopes, binocular breaks, and blankets.
“This is a unique experience when visiting Sedona that I highly recommend adding to your itinerary. The guide was very knowledgeable. My daughter loved seeing Saturn through the telescope. She even took some good photos of the sky on her phone.”
A rugged 4x4 Jeep tour from Sedona to the Mogollon Rim with big views, geology lessons, and guided photo stops at high elevation.
“We had a private experience since we were only 2 on our group insyead of a maximum of 14. Our Guide (Lee if i remember right ) was super fun and professional she took the time to explain a lot of things during this tour. I do not regret doing this”
A rugged, small-group Jeep ride into Sedona red rock country with canyon views, ranch-land history, and geology lessons in about 2 hours.
“The tour guide was excellent. He was engaging with everyone and the drive felt fun and safe. This is a really special experience and my son and I made great memories on this trip to Sedona.”
Paddle a 3.1-mile Verde River stretch from Cottonwood with safety gear, shuttle ride, and gentle Class I–II rapids in a small group.
“Walt was an excellent guide! We were safe, had a lot of fun, and got to learn about the local fauna and flora as well as history along the river.”
Chuckwagon supper near Sedona with axe throwing, bull riding, and a shooting gallery, plus cowboy comedy in about 4 hours.
“Food and entertainment was very good. They seemed to work hard to make sure everyone had a good time.”
Sedona wine tour with pickup, four boutique wineries, and lunch. Spend the day tasting Arizona wine without driving.
“It was great! Relaxing time Carson was very attentive and fun. I would recommend this tour to anyone”
A full-day Grand Canyon tour from Sedona or Flagstaff with Sunset Crater, Wupatki ruins, Painted Desert views, and East plus South Rim stops.
“Great tour of the Grand Canyon and areas leading up to it. Our guide, Mark, was very knowledgeable and provided a lot of history about each area we visited. We stopped at multiple locations at the southern rim of the Grand Canyon and he gave us plenty of time to take photos and appreciate this…”
Every red rock and canyon, and every way to get amongst them.
