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“Great Experience! Staff was nice and check in was quick and easy! Train ride was amazing! I would recommend it!”
A 2.5-hour Sedona Jeep tour focused on vortex mysticism, with a short uneven hike, small group feel, and expert local storytelling.
“David was a fantastic tour guide.. We come up to sedona alot but have never booked a tour. It was super fun. The tour exceeded our expectations and I highly recommend it. Money well spent!”
Guided Western Sedona ATV ride with helmets and water, Hollywood backdrops, and a big payoff view from Skeleton Bone Mountain.
“Jordan and Chris were great! Atvs were easy to ride and the trails had amazing views, so much fun!!!”
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.
“The outlaw tour was fantastic!! You get to see so much of Sedona. We went in February and did the later time. The views were stunning. Highly recommended.”
Ride a shaded, open-air bus through Sedona’s top red-rock stops with live narration and photo breaks, plus a peaceful Amitabha stop.
“We had Clay for a guide, he was fabulous! I highly recommend him. He was very informative, funny and answered all of our questions.”
Mild off-road Jeep tour in Sedona's Western Canyons with expert guides, photo stops, bottled water, and red-rock sunset views.
“Vivian was great. She was very knowledgeable about Sedona and gave us awesome recommendations for places to eat and visit. The tour was mostly smooth; not too many bumps. Highly recommend!”
Full-day Sedona tour to Upper Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam, and Lake Powell with pickup, guides, and tickets.
“Do not miss this experience. Kurt, our driver and primary guide, was great. He was well-versed in all aspects of the world of Antelope Cyn and the physical aspects of the microclimates as well as Navajo culture. Ro, our Navajo guide, was also excellent. The experience was exhilarating and the sights breathtaking. I had taken…”
Private stargazing from Sedona to Oak Creek with pro astronomers, laser-guided constellations, GPS telescopes, binocular breaks, and blankets.
“A beautiful night and an informative guide. We were able to see planets and have the stars and their positions and zodiac names explained.”
A rugged 4x4 Jeep tour from Sedona to the Mogollon Rim with big views, geology lessons, and guided photo stops at high elevation.
“Fantastic afternoon with our awesome tour guide,CK! It was a really fun and informative adventure. Our group consisted of 4 adults and 5 kids and everyone loved it! Highlights included stellar views (and pictures), learning more about the rock formations, and fun jeep ride. Beyond the tour, CK shared his love of Sedona and gave…”
A rugged, small-group Jeep ride into Sedona red rock country with canyon views, ranch-land history, and geology lessons in about 2 hours.
“Our driver was good and was interesting. We were disappointed with the tour, because we evidently did not choose well. It was primarily a drive out and back along the same road, and the views were nothing special. We had hoped for some really great views, and thought the trip might take us up Schnebly,…”
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.
“The office of the kayak company is in Cottonwood. If you go solo, you are at the mercy of others joining the experience. If there are not enough participants, the organizing company can cancel the trip. This happened to me the first day. I was able to go the next day due to two other…”
Chuckwagon supper near Sedona with axe throwing, bull riding, and a shooting gallery, plus cowboy comedy in about 4 hours.
“100% recommend! My husband and I had an absolute blast. We rode the bull, threw axes, and I successfully roped a steer (he… did not 😂). The show struck the perfect balance—just amateur enough to keep it playful and funny, but talented enough that we were singing along and having an amazing time the whole…”
Sedona wine tour with pickup, four boutique wineries, and lunch. Spend the day tasting Arizona wine without driving.
“Our guide Carson was very knowledgeable. There was not a question he didn't answer. He was fun. He checked on us through the tours. With other travelers in our group we started out as strangers and by the end of the tour we were all friends. The van was clean and comfortable. He played some…”
A full-day Grand Canyon tour from Sedona or Flagstaff with Sunset Crater, Wupatki ruins, Painted Desert views, and East plus South Rim stops.
“Our family of 4 (2 adults, 2 teens) had the best day on this tour. We appreciated the comfort, flexibility, regular bathroom stops, and insider photo vantage points that this private tour offers. As first time visitors, we wanted to remove the stress of navigating and see/learn about the Grand Canyon together. The stops along…”
Every red rock and canyon, and every way to get amongst them.
