RED ROCK COUNTRY · ARIZONA
Sedona’s best days out.
The 10 most popular verde canyon railroad tours in Sedona. The ones worth building a red rock day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
Vintage train through Arizona’s Verde River canyon. Open-air views, cliff dwellings, included lunch, champagne, and a museum stop.
Most Popular“Great service with very informative information about the area although we didn’t see any wildlife it was talked about bad timing”
Luxury train from Clarkdale to Perkinsville in red-rock canyons, with champagne toast, snacks, and big views along the Verde River.
“This tour is incredible and worth the time! I was hesitant 4 hours was going to be too long and it wasn’t.”
Full-day Grand Canyon Railroad trip from Sedona with hotel pickup, a historic one-way train ride, and a guided South Rim to East Rim tour.
“Awesome trip. Nice relaxing train ride to the Canyon and our guide, Andrea, was very knowledgeable of the area.”
Sedona to the Grand Canyon with a guided South and East Rim tour, plus a ride on the historic Grand Canyon Railway from Williams.
“Sheldon, our guide was very accommodating. He took us to places in the Grand Canyon that were WOW. Gave us a lot of history from Sedona and back. I learned a lot. a very blessed day.”
From Sedona hotels, ride the Grand Canyon Railway and then tour the East and South Rims by van for big canyon views.
“The trip was awesome! Matt picked us up at our hotel and you could tell it was going to be a good trip just by his enthusiasm. Thoroughly enjoyed the day. Train ride from Williams to Grand Canyon Village is not real exciting but the hosts were great, including Tater who serenaded our car. Matt…”
Starlight Ride on Verde Canyon Railroad from Clarkdale: first-class cabin, champagne toast, canyon wildlife, and stars on the return.
“I was so looking forward to this tour. I don’t ever leave bad reviews but I want to be sure you know what you are booking. 4 hours for us was entirely too long and we arrived almost 2 hours early and there was nothing to do. We ended up leaving and going to see…”
Sedona-to-Grand Canyon day with hotel pickup, First Class train to the rim, van viewpoints, and Cameron Trading Post shopping.
“Great trip. The guide was entertaining and informative. The First Class Train ticket should be retitled to something like 1900’s First Class Train Car, as it is not what most would imagine. And the entertainer ignored people of color to the point it was apparent. All the others were good. The tour after the train…”
Sip Verde Valley wines on a small-group first-class canyon train ride with cheeses, winemaker talk, and a depot museum stop.
“Nice selection of wines for tasting and scenic train ride but there is nothing at end of train route. In addition, did not see anyplace during booking that allowed friends who booked separately to sit together. The staff were wonderful and rearranged seating to accommodate us but would be better if it could be done…”
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…”
A spring wine festival on the Verde Canyon Railroad: patio tastings, lunch, scenic river canyon rail views, and on-board treats.
“Wonderful customer, service, delicious food, beautiful views. The entire experience was more than we expected. I would highly recommend this for a day trip.”
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