Sedona

Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour from Sedona

Take a bucket-list adventure to Horseshoe Bend and Lower Antelope Canyon on this exciting day trip from Sedona. You’ll see the Painted Desert and Navajo Nation, enjoy lunch at Glen Canyon Dam and shop at Cameron Trading Post. Antelope Canyon is the most visited, most photographed slot canyon in the American Southwest. It’s one of the most famous in the world, known for light beams peering down through walls of Navajo Sandstone.

You’ll be picked up at your Sedona hotel in a custom Pink Adventure Trekker and head up Oak Creek Canyon, one of America’s most scenic drives. You’ll see the San Francisco Peaks overlooking Flagstaff and the Painted Desert, a colourful landscape of every hue. Your guide will share insights about the ancient cultures, geology, flora and fauna along the way. You’ll see the Navajo Nation, the largest Indian reservation in the United States, and learn about its people.

At Horseshoe Bend, you’ll take a 1.5-mile round-trip hike to the Overlook for a spectacular view. The mighty Colorado River cuts through Glen Canyon 1,100 feet below and unveils how the bend got its name. Have lunch at Glen Canyon Dam and see Lake Powell, America’s second-largest, man-made lake. In Page, Arizona you’ll meet a Navajo Guide for a 60 to 90-minute tour of Lower Antelope Canyon. You’ll descend into an amazing slot canyon carved by flash floods and eroding winds. Learn about the many colours of Navajo Sandstone and why the canyon is sacred. Your Navajo Guide will offer tips for taking dazzling images of the narrow passages. On the way back to Sedona, you’ll stop at Cameron Trading Post to shop for authentic Native American art and souvenirs. You’ll go home with captivating photos and magical memories to last a lifetime!

• Closed-toed shoes are required
• Children must be age 7 or older
• Customers must be able to hike 1 mile in Antelope Canyon and 1.5 miles at Horseshoe Bend
• The tour is not suitable for pregnant guests or those with mobility issues, fear of heights or small, enclosed spaces

Contact us for the operating schedule and pricing. Pick-up at downtown Sedona hotels is included.

Grand Canyon Premier Tour from Sedona

This Grand Canyon Premier Tour offers an unparalleled journey of style and comfort on your way to one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Your guide will meet you at the Pink Adventure Tours Plaza in Sedona, where you will board a comfortable Mercedes Sprinter or Ford Transit. Relax in roomy captain’s chairs, indulge in a boxed lunch of your choice and enjoy views through large windows as you head north. Sedona leads into Oak Creek Canyon, which is home to Slide Rock State Park and its natural rock water slide. Flagstaff, whose downtown sits along historic Route 66, marks the approximate halfway point of the trip as miles of Ponderosa pines line the way to Grand Canyon National Park.

Upon your arrival, the canyon’s vast expanse lies before you at Mather Point. The Colorado River and its tributaries reveal two billion geological years. Your expert guide will share theories, facts and legends that add to the allure of the vistas and structures. Your return trip will showcase the Arizona high county once more, as you head from the majestic splendour of the Grand Canyon back through the cool pines. It will be an experience you’ll remember for years to come.

Contact us for the operating schedule and pricing. Transportation to the Pink Adventure Tours Plaza in Uptown Sedona is not included.

Touch the Earth Jeep Tour from Sedona

The Touch the Earth Tour is an educational journey into the mystical beliefs and physical characteristics of vortices—meditative sites found around the world that are believed to offer heightened energy for physical, mental or spiritual well-being. Learn local vortex lingo: upflow, info, combination, masculine, feminine, electric, magnetic and more. Your journey starts at Pink Jeep Plaza, where you’ll board a custom-built open-air jeep. Your local, adventure tour guide will take you to one of two stops: Airport Mesa or Mystic Vista. You’ll travel to spectacular viewpoints while learning about Sedona’s world-famous vortex sites. This tour is mostly on paved roads with one-to-three stops, and some walking at each stop.

Airport Mesa is the closest vortex to the centre of Sedona, with twisted juniper trees and panoramic views of the city and surrounding red rocks. Ask your guide about the nearby, steep trail that will take you to the knoll at the top of the vortex itself. This is a popular hike for sunrise or sunset. Winding through West Sedona to Mystic Vista, you’ll travel through Boynton Canyon – the spiritual home of the Yavapai-Apache. This area is believed to be the creation site of the human race by some Native cultures.

Mystic Vista is a butte with 360-degree views across the lush, green Verde Valley. Legend has it that this has been a sacred ceremonial site for 2,000 years. From here, you can see Cockscomb, Doe Mesa, Bear Mountain, Boynton Canyon, Thunder Mountain, Courthouse Butte, Bell Rock and Cathedral Rock. Time permitting, your tour will wind along Red Rock Loop Road to Lover’s Knoll a high point popular for meditation, weddings and spectacular photography during sunset or a full moon. From here, you’ll look out towards Cathedral Rock, one of the most photographed landmarks in Arizona and an up-flow vortex of soaring heights.

There are only a few places in the world that can claim to be truly connected to the earth’s energy. But once you understand the science behind natural vortex areas, you’ll go home feeling peaceful, revitalised and ready to discover one in your own backyard.

• Children under 2 are not permitted on this tour
• The tour includes walking on uneven terrain that is steep in some areas
• The tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility

Contact us for the operating schedule and pricing. Transportation to the Pink Jeep Plaza in Uptown Sedona is not included.

Coyote Canyons Jeep Tour from Sedona

Sedona’s remote canyons are just as stunning as its ascending trails. Discover their beauty on the Coyote Canyons Tour as you ride in a open-air jeep into Sedona’s outback where wildlife, scenery and photo ops abound. Your guide will meet you at the Pink Jeep Tours Plaza and you’ll enjoy a leisurely drive through town. You’ll see and learn about the many iconic red-rock formations that Sedona is known for – Snoopy Rock, Coffee Pot Rock and Thunder Mountain to name a few. As your guide navigates the off-road trails through high desert topography, you may stop at the historic Van Deren Cabin. This 19th-century homestead was a filming location for the classic 1948 Western “Blood on the Moon,” starring Robert Mitchum. Look for the wildlife that makes its home in the canyons. You may see javelinas, mule deer or coyotes. You’ll also head through Dry Creek, a shaded streambed with native Arizona trees and lush landscape. Listen closely as your local adventure guide shares stories about the area’s many washes, canyons, trails and vegetation.

• Children under the age of two are not permitted

Contact us for the operating schedule and pricing. Transportation to the Pink Jeep Plaza in Uptown Sedona is not included.

Red Rock Range Jeep Tour from Sedona

If you want the best views of Sedona’s iconic red rock formations combined with an easygoing trail ride and knowledgeable local guide, the Red Rock Range Tour has it all. Spectacular scenery and panoramic views are in store during this popular adventure. You’ll start at Pink Jeep Tour Plaza where you will meet your guide for the day. Your journey starts by passing some of Sedona’s most recognizable red-rock formations while your guide shares facts and legends about the towering cliffs and spires. Next up is Thunder Mountain, one of the tallest summits in Sedona. Hear about Bob Bradshaw, photographer, movie scout and all-around cowboy. Explore canyons and trails in your Jeep, all with a backdrop of unforgettable scenery and breathtaking vistas. There are no significant elevation changes on this tour, so it’s easy to sit back for a relaxing ride. Native landscape, wildlife and geological history add to the allure of the extraordinary, sweeping sights.

• No children under 2 are permitted on this tour
• Not recommended for guests with mobility issues or those who are pregnant
• The tour includes a dirt road with unmaintained sections; potential bumps and potholes

Contact us for the operating schedule and pricing. Transportation to the Pink Jeep Plaza in Uptown Sedona is not included.

Scenic Rim Jeep Tour from Sedona

Experience views that will leave you breathless during this incredible Scenic Rim adventure. You’ll climb high in elevation on bumpy, rocky terrain and see wild backcountry scenes, all while a local guide ensures that you won’t miss a thing. At the start of the journey, you’ll head toward Schnebly Hill Road’s towering red rock formations and picturesque views. Your jeep will climb through winding canyons and over rocky trails, with your expertly trained guide at the wheel. Travel past the circular Merry-Go-Round Rock and aptly named Cow Pies, making a stop to get out and walk on the slick rock. This area of Red Rock Country saw a lot of action during Sedona’s movie heydey. Schnebly Hill Road loosely follows Munds Wagon Trail, the original route between Sedona and Flagstaff. Completed in 1902, it was one of the state’s first cattle trails. Photo ops are plentiful and feature some of Arizona’s most stunning scenery. You’ll be surrounded by red rocks with beautiful views of Bear Wallow Canyon towards Sedona, the Mogollon Rim to the east, and Mingus Mountain and Jerome to the west.

• Children under 5 are not permitted on this tour
• Not recommended for pregnant guests or those who have a fear of heights
• Short hike to Cowpies or Merry-Go-Ground Rock
• Guests with limited mobility may choose to stay in vehicle at stops and still enjoy excellent views

Contact us for the operating schedule and pricing. Transportation to the Pink Jeep Plaza in Uptown Sedona is not included.

Diamondback Gulch Jeep Tour from Sedona

This exhilarating Sedona off-road adventure is a rugged 4×4 outback journey into high desert terrain and steep grand arroyos. You’ll get a glimpse of Arizona’s ranching past, expansive views of Red Rock country and a thrilling descent into Diamondback Gulch. Departing from Uptown Sedona, your Guide will share area facts and folklore while pointing out iconic red-rock formations. You’ll pass scenic Boynton Canyon—a setting for the 1947 John Wayne Film, “Angel and the Badlands.” You’ll snake through Coconino National Forest along the remote, rugged Greasy Spoon trail. This century-old trail is part of the original wagon route between Sedona and Prescott. Imagine a time when Sedona’s backcountry was wild, the cattle roamed and cowboys reigned. Soon, the rocky terrain of the Sidewinder Trail falls into Diamondback Gulch, a deep ravine that slices through the land. Tighten your seatbelt; you’re about to see what the Pink Jeep Wranglers can do! Hold on as the experienced guide expertly navigates the steep descent into the chasm before climbing out again. Expansive views greet you on the other side. The fiery red-rock trail contrasts against a brilliant blue sky and the Sonoran desert landscape. Mingus Mountain and the Black Hills appear in the distance, standing watch over the peaceful Verde Valley.

• Not recommended for those who prefer a mild experience.
• Children under 2 are not permitted on this tour

Contact us for the operating schedule and pricing. Transportation to the Pink Jeep Plaza in Uptown Sedona is not included.

Ancient Ruin Jeep Tour from Sedona

This unique, archaeological tour offers an up-close look at Sedona cliff dwellings and a time when the Sinagua people called this area home.Little is known about the customs of the Sinagua, who occupied the site for an estimated 200 years between A.D. 1150 and 1350. Painted pictographs, carved petroglyphs and ancient artefacts offer a glimpse into their lifestyle. During your visit, you’ll see the 700-year-old cliff dwellings that were used for living spaces and community gatherings. You will learn about Sinagua’s high desert farming techniques, far-reaching trade system and theories as to why they mysteriously vanished. On the way to and from the Honanki Heritage Site, you will travel through the city of Sedona where your guide will point out world-famous landmarks and red rock formations.

• Viewing the ruins requires a three-quarter-mile walk along an uneven dirt path
• Comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes are recommended.

Contact us for the operating schedule and pricing. Transportation to the Pink Jeep Plaza in Uptown Sedona is not included.

Broken Arrow Jeep Tour from Sedona

Buckle up and hold on tight for the Broken Arrow Tour, Sedona’s most exclusive and thrilling off-road adventure! You’ll climb over and atop the area’s iconic red rocks, hold your breath down steep descents and enjoy stunning 360-degree views of Southwest wilderness. Majestic views and stunning photos await—panoramas of towering rock spires and unique geological formations surrounded by juniper and cypress. Walking stops may include Submarine Rock or Chicken Point. The tour finale is a nearly vertical descent down a natural staircase of rock, ruts and roots! This one-way “Road of No Return” will leave you craving for more 4×4 adventures.

• Not recommended for customers who prefer a mild experience or have a fear of heights
• Guests with limited mobility may not be able to access all of the viewpoints

Contact us for the operating schedule and pricing. Transportation to the Pink Jeep Plaza in Uptown Sedona is not included.

Stargazing Tour from Sedona

Join a small group on this Sedona astronomy experience. The tour includes an overview of the constellations in the night sky led by a professional astronomer who is using a high-power laser pointer. They’ll tell you stories about how the ancient civilisations named the constellations and how they are used. You’ll then be given an up-close view of a minimum of 6 celestial objects through one of the powerful telescopes. Each of the astronomers are exceptionally knowledgeable and provides you with an educational and entertaining experience. For your comfort, chairs, blankets and parka jackets are provided, so you can lean back and enjoy the expanse of the star-filled Sedona sky.

Contact us for the operating schedule and pricing. Transportation to the meeting point is not included. More information will be provided at the time of booking.

Guided Horseriding Adventure from Sedona

Take a horseback ride through the breathtaking scenery of Arizona. From the stables in Cottonwood (30 minutes south of Sedona), your guide and small group set out on a tour through the Alcantara Vineyards. You’ll cross the water where the Verde River and Oak Creek meet, get up close to ancient Apache ruins and admire panoramic mountain views during this scenic excursion. No prior experience is necessary.

Contact us for the operating schedule and pricing. Transportation to the meeting point is not included.

Please note this tour departs from Cottonwood, which is approximately a thirty-minute drive from Sedona.