Sedona Tours

Hang on tight for a fun-filled four-wheeling jeep adventure over the red rocks of Broken Arrow. Bump and bounce over rough terrain and through the unique red rock formations Sedona is renowned for on the most popular four-wheel drive tour in the Southwest.

You'll be awestruck by the natural splendor and thrilled as your guide expertly navigates you down "The Road of No Return". Broken Arrow exceeds all expectations every time. Simply put, this is the best Jeep tour in the Southwest!

You get to choose how you see the Grand Canyon South Rim on this breathtaking tour from Sedona. Perhaps you'd like to see the IMAX movie, maybe enjoy a bird's eye view over the Canyon in a helicopter, or why not ride the historic Grand Canyon Railway? Whatever option you choose, you're guaranteed to see some of the most spectacular sights on earth!

Your day begins with complimentary pick-up at your resort. You will learn all about the Grand Canyon's history, geology and more on this comprehensive day tour. Your knowledgeable guide will be narrating as you drive through this beautiful, diverse landscape. Enjoy a drive through Oak Creek Canyon (one of the 20 most scenic drives in the nation), Flagstaff and on to the Grand Canyon.

Your first stop at the Grand Canyon National Park is at Grand Canyon Village on the South Rim, where you will have free time to explore the historic buildings, visit the gift shops, or walk part of the paved South Rim trail. Then, your guide will take you to the East Rim to a few more great lookouts. You will see amazing views of the Colorado River and the Painted Desert off in the distance. As you exit the park, you will drive along Little Colorado River Gorge into the Navajo nation. Here, you will stop at the Historic Cameron Trading Post. You will have the opportunity to browse the Native American artwork and shop for souvenirs. A family friendly movie is shown on the journey back to your hotel. A fun, educational day for all!

This tour offers an array of optional extras. Please see 'Itinerary' below for further details.

This interpretive adventure begins as you travel through spectacular canyon lands with towering red-rock formations. You will be captivated as you arrive and experience the opportunity to stand among the ancient walls of this world class cliff dwelling. Listen as your guide offers insight into the meanings and symbolism of intriguing rock-art displayed within the 700-year-old ruins. Become part of a historical culture on this Ancient Expeditions adventure. (Tour duration 3 hours)

Ancient Ruin and Diamondback Gulch Combo Tour
Why not extend your Ancient Ruin Adventure with a trip to Diamondback Gulch? Your heart will pound as you descend into the stunning Grand Arroyos and you won't believe your eyes as you climb up the other side. You'll be thrilled by the rugged adventure of this exciting off-road safari. An experience you won't forget! (Total tour duration 4 hours)

Hold on tight as this 4 x 4 adventure leads you into the wide-open terrain of the picturesque high desert outback. Your heart will pound as you descend into the stunning Grand Arroyos and you won't believe your eyes as you climb up the other side. You'll be thrilled by the rugged adventure of this exciting off-road safari. An experience you won't forget! (Tour duration 2.5 hours)

Diamondback Gulch and Ancient Ruin Gulch Combo Tour
Why not extend your Diamondback Gulch Adventure with a trip to the Native American Ancient Ruins? This interpretive adventure begins as you travel through spectacular canyon lands with towering red-rock formations. You will be captivated as you arrive and experience the opportunity to stand among the ancient walls of this world class cliff dwelling. Listen as your guide offers insight into the meanings and symbolism of intriguing rock-art displayed within the 700-year-old ruins. Become part of a historical culture on this Ancient Expeditions adventure. (Total tour duration 4 hours)

Begin your day with a tour across the vast Navajo Indian Reservation on your way to the shores of the Colorado River at Glen Canyon. Then board your raft for a wonderful scenic float trip.

Towering canyon walls and ancient petroglyphs are among the highlights of the day. Enjoy a tasty shore lunch and get an up-close view of the massive Glen Canyon Dam.

This tour is seasonal and operates from 1 May to 1 October only.

Experience the wondrous scenery of Monument Valley Tribal Park. The towering pinnacles and buttes of the area have been the setting for countless films including John Wayne westerns.

You'll learn about the Navajo Indian way of life and see traditional dwellings along the way. The photo opportunities are endless.

Discover the untouched beauty of America's southwest! On this 2 1/2 hour tour, you will learn about the history and geology of this amazing area. You can shop for Native American jewelry and crafts, discover Sedona's unique vortex sites and get some tips on the best shopping and dining in town!

Overview:
Ever wonder how Sedona got its name or why the rocks are red? Well, get all your questions answered and more on this wonderful introductory tour. Learn about Sedona's fascinating history. Your guide will show you breathtaking vistas and colorful points of interest as you learn about Sedona's past. This tour is fully customized according to the interests and abilities of the group. Before the start of the tour, your tour guide will go over the available options for the tour.

• A drive through Oak Creek Canyon, one of the 10 most scenic drives in the nation
• A stop at the Oak Creek Vista to take in the amazing views and browse Native American jewelry and crafts
• Airport Mesa, which offers the most breathtaking view of West Sedona and its famous red rocks
• Airport Vortex (short hike) - Your guide will explain the history and meaning of these "magical" places
• Chapel of the Holy Cross - Built in 1956, this beautiful, architectural wonder is built right into the red rocks of Sedona

Or you may substitute any of the following:

• Schnebly Hill Rd. - Sedona's first road out of the canyon. This primitive dirt road offers amazing views of Sedona
• Red Rock Crossing / Cathedral Rock - Visit the famous Cathedral Rock, seen in several films, walk along the beautiful Oak Creek, visit a vortex site, and more
• Other options include Bell Rock, Gallery Row, Tlaquepaque and Boynton Canyon

Sedona is recognized worldwide for the presence of powerful energy spots known as 'vortices'. The desire to explore the mystery and significance of these areas led to the birth of this tour - the original Vortex Tour.

What is a vortex? Where are they? Where do they come from? How can the energy be utilized in healing? You'll explore these questions and more as this tour visits at least two of the four main Sedona vortices.

After pickup from your Sedona hotel and checking in at the Sedona airport, sit back and relax as your pilot entertains you with expert commentary while flying over beautiful Red Rock Canyon and Sycamore Canyon to the Grand Canyon West Rim, the land of the Hualapai Indians.

When you land at the West Rim Airport, you?ll board a helicopter for a 7-minute helicopter flight from the rim down 4,000 feet (1,219 meters) to the Colorado River. Here, hop into your pontoon boat for a fun 15-minute ride down the river while taking in the gorgeous sights.

After you ascend back up to the rim, board the West Rim shuttle and head to Eagle Point, where you?ll may take an unforgettable stroll down the famous Skywalk (ticket not included). Overlooking the edge of the canyon, this transparent glass bridge offers one-of-a-kind views of the majestic canyon and its surroundings.

Next, enjoy a cultural performance by members of the Hualapai Indian tribe before continuing to Guano Point to enjoy a hearty BBQ lunch on the canyon's rim. After your full-day tour, you?ll head back to the airport for your return flight to Sedona.

A trip to Arizona is not complete without a jeep tour through the spectacular red rocks that Sedona is famous for. Enjoy a ride along an old stagecoach route for panoramic vistas and picture-perfect views.

Follow this rough and rugged early stagecoach route, which was the only road between Sedona and Flagstaff until 1914! As you rise in elevation you will see some wondrous sites such as Snoopy Rock, Teapot formation and Damnfino Canyon. You will wind your way towards the top of the Mogollon Rim as your breath is taken away by the view of Oak Creek Canyon. On the way back to town you will be wowed by Carousel Rock and the picturesque view of the Valley below.

On the longer, 2 hour tour, a 4x4 excursion along the scenic volcanic rim trail is included.

Please Note: upper portions of this trail may be closed in winter.

After pickup from your hotel, head to the Sedona airport to board your helicopter and fly west toward the Red Rock-Secret Mountain Wilderness, passing over the Dry Creek area.

One of the Sedona area?s most popular destinations for hiking and other mountain activities, the wilderness is surrounded on three sides by high red cliffs that are split by many deep and hidden canyons, including Secret Canyon, which you?ll see.

Next, fly over Rattlesnake Mesa and into Boynton Canyon to see the ancient cliff homes of the Sinaguan people, a pre-Columbian group that occupied the Verde Valley region from 500 AD to 1425 AD. Their incredible homes have stood the test of time and are some of the most interesting sights on your helicopter tour.

On your way back to the airport, fly over Bear Mountain, Fay's Arch and Doe Mesa.

Travel through the rugged countryside and challenging trails of Sedona towards Soldiers Pass where you will be captivated by the picturesque landscape. Journey to Devils Kitchen and Apache's Seven Pools for some stunning back-country scenery that will leave you breathless.

Only Red Rock Western Jeep Tours is permitted by the U.S. Forest Service to take you on this rugged and historic trail, the same one traveled by General George Crook during the Apache campaign in 1871-72. Ride over, around and up the red rocks. A challenging 4x4 experience that only a Jeep can provide!

Come on this informative and relaxing, yet breathtaking on-road tour to two of Sedona's most magnificent overlooks - Airport Mesa with its bird's eye view of the famous red rock formations and Cathedral Rock overlook, one of the most photographed sites in all of Arizona.

Please Note: This is NOT an off-road experience.

Take a step back in time to the wonderful world of cowboys! Travel through the beautiful canyons of Sedona to an old log cabin, where you will discover its colorful history and hear tales of murder and moonshine!

A rugged ride into the scenic and historic Dry Creek Basin surrounded by seven majestic canyons to the hand-hewn log cabin that stands as a reminder of Sedona's colorful past. Relive the early cowboy days and the old Van Deren cabin and hear the colorful story of its historic beginnings.

This is a great tour to capture the color and beauty of a Sedona sunset.

After pickup from your Sedona hotel, take a 1.5-hour scenic flightseeing tour to Grand Canyon National Park.

Enjoy views of the Sonoran Desert as you fly up Oak Creek, past the majestic San Francisco Peaks and over the Little Colorado River. Be amazed by the beautiful colors of the Painted Desert, located in the Four Corners area spanning from the South Rim to the Petrified Forest National Park.

Next, you'll fly over one of the seven natural wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon! Marvel at fantastic views of the canyon as you fly over impressive peaks and ridges of the South Rim including Desert View Watchtower and famous Dragon Corridor. Be sure to have your camera ready for the endless photo opportunities!

After pickup at your Sedona hotel, board a state-of-the-art helicopter at the Sedona airport and head south past Cathedral Rock, one of the most famous rock formations in Sedona. You'll see Bell Rock, which has an elevation of 4,816 feet (1,468 meters), located just west of Courthouse Butte.

Next, your aerial tour takes you to the Three Nuns rock formation, which stands guard by the Chapel of the Holy Cross. This remarkable church rises 250 feet (76 meters) out of a massive red rock but blends in with its surroundings, appearing as a natural formation.

Then, soar past Snoopy Rock, which resembles the lovable Peanuts character, before continuing to Schnebly Hill Road toward Wilson Mountain, where Steamboat Rock sits. As you fly to Sterling Pass, be sure to watch for native wildlife such as elk, deer and wild javelinas among the rugged Red Rock Country landscape.

Before heading back, see if you can spot the Secret Canyon, located within the Red Rock-Secret Mountain Wilderness. Then see Bear Mountain, Red Canyon and Boynton Canyon, and admire the ancient cliff dwellings of the Sinaguan people, who lived in the area from 500 AD to 1425 AD.

After your thrilling ride, you?ll be taken back to your hotel.

After pickup from your Sedona hotel, take a scenic 20-minute biplane flight over Sedona's treasured landmarks for a unique touring experience! Fly past the Three Nuns, who pray outside of the Chapel of the Holy Cross, and see how this amazing church looks like a natural rock formation.

See Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte before traveling through beautiful Munds Canyon, and enjoy aerial views of Thunder Mountain and Red Canyon.

You?ll also discover the Devil's Kitchen sinkhole. Learn how in the early 1880s farmers felt the earth shake and rumble and then saw huge red dust clouds taking over the sky. Upon investigating, they found a conspicuous opening in a rock ledge above the valley floor, and dubbed it Devil's Kitchen.

After your scenic biplane flight, you?ll return to your Sedona hotel.

After pickup from your Sedona hotel, get ready for a fun sightseeing adventure as you head to the Sedona airport. Then, embark on your 30-minute biplane ride over Sedona?s scenic mountains and canyons.

Enjoy views of Bear Wallow Canyon, Broken Arrow Trail -- a popular hiking destination -- and fly over famous rock formations like Cathedral Rock, The Fin, Submarine Rock and Bell Rock. Ever wonder how these formations got their names? They resemble exactly what you?d think! See the lifelike Three Nuns, who pray outside of the Chapel of the Holy Cross.

Soar over Mt Wilson, one of the tallest mountains in Sedona at 7,122 feet (2,171 meters). Hear the story behind this towering natural wonder, who takes its name from Richard Wilson, a bear hunter who was killed by a grizzly bear here in 1885. When his body was found, the mountain and Wilson Canyon was named after him.

After your scenic biplane ride, you?ll be taken back to your Sedona hotel.

After you?ve been picked up from your Sedona hotel and have boarded your helicopter, your thrilling 15-minute journey starts as you fly past Lee Mountain and head to the Chapel of the Holy Cross, an impressive Catholic chapel that was built in 1956 on Coconino National Forest land and is one of Sedona?s most popular attractions. The chapel rises 250 feet (76 meters) out of a massive red rock formation and blends in wonderfully with its natural surroundings. Catch a glimpse of the Three Nuns, a red rock formation that looks like three nuns praying outside.

Next, soar past Snoopy Rock, named because it resembles the loveable Peanuts character, and Steamboat Rock before flying over Bear Wallow Canyon. Then look down on Schnebly Hill Road, an old stagecoach route from the late 1800s that was named after Sedona Arabelle Miller Schnebly, Sedona?s namesake and the city?s first postmaster.

Begin your day with a tour across the vast Navajo Indian Reservation on your way to the shores of the Colorado River at Glen Canyon. Then board your raft for a wonderful scenic float trip.

Towering canyon walls and ancient petroglyphs are among the highlights of the day. Enjoy a tasty shore lunch and get an up-close view of the massive Glen Canyon Dam.

This tour is seasonal and operates from 1 May to 1 October only.

Travel to Meteor Crater where a giant meteor impacted the earth and where astronauts trained for space missions.

Afterwards, you'll visit the combined National Parks of Petrified Forest and Painted Desert. Learn how this giant forest was turned to stone and enjoy views of the colorful Painted Desert cliffs as they change hue throughout the day.

You'll also see ancient petroglyphs and the ruins of prehistoric Indian dwellings.

This tour is seasonal and operates from 1 April to 15 November only.

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