SEDONA · ARIZONA
Sedona’s best days out.
The 6 most popular train experiences in Sedona. The ones worth building a red rock day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
Luxury train from Clarkdale to Perkinsville in red-rock canyons, with champagne toast, snacks, and big views along the Verde River.
Most Popular“This is a wonderful experience! Gorgeous views including the Verde and Red Rocks. The service was impeccable- Michael inside the car and Rick outside were knowledgeable, fun, and gracious. I highly recommend this tour!!”
Sedona to the Grand Canyon with a guided South and East Rim tour, plus a ride on the historic Grand Canyon Railway from Williams.
“It was a wonderful experience, our guide Andrea was very friendly and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend to anyone who would like to visit the Grand Canyon.”
From Sedona hotels, ride the Grand Canyon Railway and then tour the East and South Rims by van for big canyon views.
“Our trip was excellent. Our tour guide Steve Benson was polite, professional, accommodating and extremely knowledgeable. He had a vast knowledge of the history of the Sedona to Grand Canyon as well as the history of the United States and the historical pioneers and the frontier. The best tour guide we have ever had out…”
Sedona-to-Grand Canyon day with hotel pickup, First Class train to the rim, van viewpoints, and Cameron Trading Post shopping.
“This was an excellent tour of Williams and the south rim of the Grand Canyon. The guide, Cat, was knowledgeable, kind, and fun.”
Sip Verde Valley wines on a small-group first-class canyon train ride with cheeses, winemaker talk, and a depot museum stop.
“We had a great time!!! We will be back. I highly recommend the 5:30 trip due to the weather. The employees were very friendly.”
First-class Grand Canyon Railway from Williams plus guided South and East Rim views, photo stops, and time at Cameron Trading Post.
“Our guide , Kurt from Arizona Tour and Travel was fanatic, enthusiastic and so knowledgeable across all aspects of the tour from history to geology and culture . The train ride into Grand Canyon village was a great way to enter the park and the mini bus tour of the north and east rims was…”
Every red rock and canyon, and every way to get amongst them.
