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Sedona Red Rocks Ancient Ruins and Winery Experience | 9 hours | — | $151 | |
Sedona Ancient Ruins Mining town and Winery | 9 hours | — | $151 | View |
Small Group or Private Sedona and Native American Ruins Day Tour | 11 hours | 4.8 (616) | $179 | View |
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On this tour you will see the best views in Sedona Period with an oppurtunity to get incredible photos. After Sedona we can walk alongside a village built approximately 1000 years ago in a place called Tuzigoot. Then Lunch at the Jerome state park with a view of the entire verde valley and all the red rocks of Sedona. You'll also get to walk around the wickedest city in the west on your own. Then a drive thru Jerome with a quick stop at the jail that slide down the hill over 200 feet. Then a stop and old town historic Cottonwood with one of the most unique wineries in Arizona. If wine is not your thing there are restaurants and shops to visit.
From the operator’s live schedule on Viator, checked Nov 6.
Drive down the historical red rock range, Pass by Cathedral Rock(one of the most photographed rocks) Bell Rock and Courthouse butte
Experience the beauty and tranquility of the Chapel of the Holy Cross, one of Sedona’s most recognizable landmarks. Built into the dramatic red rock formations in 1956, this stunning chapel features a towering cross and striking architecture that blends beautifully with its surroundings. Step inside for a quiet moment of reflection and enjoy sweeping views of Sedona’s spectacular red rock scenery. This unforgettable stop offers wonderful opportunities for photography and a chance to appreciate the harmony of art, faith, and nature. While your there find the praying hands as well as Madonna and child. Dont forget to check out the first class relics of the 12 opostles. If you dare, stand in the foot prints and look up.
This village is modeled after a village in Mexico called San Pedro Tlaqapaque and when it was purchased the agreement was the new owner couldnt cut the trees so he built it around the trees. As you drive thru learn about the history as well as the Man who brought it to life
Take in sweeping views of Sedona’s spectacular red rock country from the Airport Mesa Scenic Overlook. From this elevated viewpoint, admire the colorful cliffs and rugged formations rising above West Sedona. It’s a wonderful stop for photographs, learning about the surrounding landscape, and enjoying the beauty that makes Sedona so unforgettable. Sitting at 5000 ft about sea level the views are nothing short of breathtaking.
Step back in time at Tuzigoot National Monument, an ancient hilltop pueblo built by the Sinagua people nearly 1,000 years ago. Explore the remnants of this remarkable stone village while learning about the daily lives, ingenuity, and trading connections of the people who once called the Verde Valley home. From its elevated setting, enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding valley and imagine a thriving community overlooking the landscape centuries before modern towns appeared.
Douglas Mansion. Built in 1916 by mining entrepreneur James S. Douglas, this hilltop landmark served as a family residence and accommodations for visiting mining officials and investors. Its adobe bricks were made on-site, and the mansion featured luxuries that were remarkable for the time, including a billiard room, wine cellar, and central vacuum system. Today, the mansion houses a museum filled with historic photographs, mining artifacts, and mineral displays that tell the story of Jerome and the Douglas family. Explore a fascinating three-dimensional model showing the town and its extensive underground mines, and see the restored Douglas library for a glimpse of life during the mining boom. Enjoy a film presentation that brings Jerome’s dramatic past to life, then step outside to explore additional displays and admire sweeping views of the Verde Valley. This memorable stop connects the mansion’s grandeur with the hard work, ambition, and copper wealth that helped shape Jerome.
Wind through Jerome’s steep, twisting streets as we explore a former copper-mining boomtown perched high on Cleopatra Hill. Along the way, see historic storefronts, hillside homes, and weathered buildings that reflect the town’s colorful past. Your guide will share stories of miners, mining fortunes, and the challenges of building a community on such a dramatic mountainside. Look for landmarks such as the Jerome Grand Hotel, originally built as the town’s hospital, and the old mining structures that recall Jerome’s industrial roots. Today, art galleries, boutiques, restaurants, and tasting rooms bring new life to the historic downtown. Between the buildings, enjoy sweeping views across the Verde Valley toward Sedona’s distant red rocks—a striking backdrop to this unforgettable Arizona town.
After driving around the city now you get to explore on your own for an hour. Dont miss Nelly Blys store (Former Brothel)
Discover the charm of Old Town Cottonwood, where historic Main Street is lined with unique boutiques, art galleries, antique shops, restaurants, and Arizona wine tasting rooms. Enjoy the welcoming atmosphere as you browse for souvenirs, admire local artwork, or find a relaxing spot for a bite to eat. Perched above Old Town, Merkin Vineyards Hilltop Winery & Trattoria brings a distinctive rock-star connection to Arizona wine country. Owned by Maynard James Keenan, lead singer of Tool, A Perfect Circle, and Puscifer, this scenic destination combines a working vineyard, winemaking facility, and restaurant. Its hillside setting offers beautiful views, while the menu highlights Arizona wines and Italian-inspired dishes featuring locally grown ingredients. Together, Old Town and Merkin offer a memorable blend of small-town charm, food, wine, and Verde Valley scenery.
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Sedona Red Rocks Ancient Ruins and Winery Experience lasts about 9 hours. The itinerary has 9 stops.
Prices start at $151 per person for this Sedona experience, booked through Viator with the price shown before checkout. There is 1 booking option, so the final price depends on the option you choose.
According to the operator’s current schedule, it runs every day, starting at 9:00 AM.
Children aged 3–17 pay from $119, adults from $151. Infants go free.
Yes. Cancel at least 1 day before the start for a full refund. Later cancellations are non-refundable.
The meeting point is Please meet us at 450 Jordan Rd. There is plenty of parking available near our vans for your convenience. Upon arrival, one of our greeters will be on-site to welcome you and direct you to the correct van. Hotel pickup is not part of this experience.
The experience is available in EN.
It is a small-group experience with a maximum of 13 participants.
Yes, bookings are confirmed instantly.
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