Things to Do in Sedona: Tours, Tickets & Day Trips
Wondering what to do in Sedona? The off-road jeep tour is the signature experience — the highest-rated Broken Arrow and Western canyon trips cost about $135–160 — with a guided ATV backcountry tour ($230) and the Verde Canyon Railroad ($186) close behind. Give yourself two to three days: one for the red rocks by jeep and a hike to Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock or Devil’s Bridge, one for Oak Creek Canyon, Slide Rock and the Chapel of the Holy Cross, one for a Grand Canyon day trip ($197–209 from Sedona) or the wineries and ghost town of Jerome. Most of the scenery is free: the trails need only a $5 Red Rock Pass, Airport Mesa sunset costs nothing and the Chapel of the Holy Cross asks a donation. Below you can compare every Sedona tour and ticket by rating and price, with free cancellation on most.
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All experiences in Sedona — FAQ
What are the top things to do in Sedona?
By traveller reviews: the Verde Canyon Railroad, a Grand Canyon day trip from Sedona, the half-day Sedona sightseeing tour, the guided ATV backcountry tour, an off-road jeep tour through the Western canyons, a Verde Valley wine tour, an e-bike tour to Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock, a vortex and chakra tour, the Night Sky star tour and a sunrise hot-air balloon flight. Compare all of them below.
How many days do you need in Sedona?
Two to three days. Day one: a jeep tour in the morning, Cathedral Rock or Bell Rock in the afternoon and Airport Mesa at sunset. Day two: Devil’s Bridge early, Oak Creek Canyon, Slide Rock and the Chapel of the Holy Cross, then stargazing. Day three: the Grand Canyon (two hours each way) or the Verde Valley — Jerome, Montezuma Castle, the wineries and the Verde Canyon Railroad.
What can you do in Sedona for free?
Sunset from Airport Mesa, the Chapel of the Holy Cross (donation), the Tlaquepaque arts village, wading in Oak Creek at Grasshopper Point (small fee) and the scenic drive up Oak Creek Canyon on Highway 89A. The trails to Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Devil’s Bridge and Fay Canyon require only a $5 daily Red Rock Pass for parking, or are free with a national-parks pass and via the free Sedona Shuttle from March to October.
Do Sedona tours offer free cancellation?
Most experiences listed here can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before the start time. The policy is shown on each tour before you book.