Sedona Tours & Adventures

Pink Jeep’s flagship tour and Sedona’s most popular Jeep experience. You’ll traverse steep slickrock terrain in a custom open-air Jeep, climbing rock ledges and descending into canyons. The trail passes through Submarine Rock, Chicken Point overlook, and the dramatic Broken Arrow formation.

A rugged backcountry trail through Dry Creek Basin that offers a wilder, less-trafficked alternative to Broken Arrow. The route follows a rocky wash past towering red rock spires and through tight canyon passages.

A Jeep tour through the Soldier Pass area that includes the Devil’s Kitchen sinkhole and the Seven Sacred Pools. Several operators run this route, offering different perspectives and guide styles.

Drive your own ATV or side-by-side through desert trails with a guide leading the way. Routes vary from beginner-friendly to advanced terrain. You’ll cover more ground than a Jeep tour and have the thrill of driving yourself through canyons and washes.

Tackle Sedona’s most challenging off-road terrain in a side-by-side UTV. These tours take you to remote areas with steep climbs, rock crawling, and canyon crossings that push the limits of the vehicles.

A quick but spectacular overview flight that circles the major red rock formations including Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Courthouse Butte, and Snoopy Rock. The short flight time packs in an incredible amount of scenery.

An extended flight that covers the full Sedona landscape, flying over Secret Canyon, Boynton Canyon, Oak Creek Canyon, and the Verde Valley. Some tours include a landing at a remote scenic point for photos.

The classic Sedona balloon experience. Launch at dawn from a field near the red rocks and float 500–2,000 feet above the landscape as the sunrise illuminates the formations below. Most flights include a champagne toast and light breakfast on landing.

A guided tour of 3–4 wineries and tasting rooms in the Verde Valley wine corridor. Stops typically include Page Springs Cellars, Javelina Leap Vineyard, and Oak Creek Vineyards, with transportation between venues so everyone can enjoy the tastings.

Combine wine tasting with Jerome’s ghost town charm. Visit Caduceus Cellars (owned by Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan), Jerome Winery, and local art galleries. The scenic drive through Mingus Mountain is a bonus.

Guided stargazing sessions at dark-sky locations around Sedona using professional-grade telescopes. Astronomers guide you through constellations, planets, nebulae, and galaxies. On clear nights, the Milky Way is visible to the naked eye.