If you’re seeking an adrenaline-pumping experience surrounded by jaw-dropping natural beauty, we have just the thing – an off-road Sedona jeep adventure! Known for its iconic red rock formations, stunning vistas, and rugged backcountry trails, Sedona offers the ultimate playground for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike.
Picture yourself traversing challenging rocky terrain, ascending steep inclines, and cruising through canyons that seem straight out of a postcard. Each twist and turn reveals new perspectives of Sedona’s famous rock formations, like Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and Devil’s Bridge.
We love these Jeep adventures because they’re designed for everyone — whether you’re an off-road veteran or a first-time adventurer, and whether or not you have kids along with you. Guided tours offer fascinating insights into the area’s rich geology, cultural history, and unique flora and fauna.
Whether you’re embarking on an early morning ride with the sun painting the horizon or catching the golden glow of sunset across the red rocks, every moment feels vibrant, invigorating, and undeniably magical.
We love the folks at Pink Jeep Tours and often recommend their guided adventures to our guests. Here are some favorites!
Lower Antelope Canyon from Sedona & Horseshoe Bend
Embark on an unforgettable day trip from Sedona to Horseshoe Bend and Lower Antelope Canyon! Travel through the stunning Painted Desert, Navajo Nation, and Oak Creek Canyon with a knowledgeable Pink Adventure Guide. Hike to the Horseshoe Bend Overlook, explore the breathtaking slot canyons with a Navajo Guide, and capture awe-inspiring photos of Navajo Sandstone. Enjoy a relaxing lunch at Glen Canyon Dam, visit Lake Powell, and shop for unique Native American art at Cameron Trading Post.
Highlights:
- Tour Antelope Canyon: Walk through the water-carved maze of Lower Antelope Canyon.
- Hike to Horseshoe Bend: Hike 1.5 miles to the Horseshoe Bend Overlook, perched 1,100 feet above the Colorado River, and learn how the canyon was sculpted by nature and why it’s considered a sacred site.
- Cameron Trading Post: Shop for Native American art and souvenirs.
- Comfort & Convenience: Enjoy free pick-up and drop-off at The Arabella.
Broken Arrow
The Broken Arrow Tour is Sedona’s ultimate off-road adventure, exclusively offered by Pink Jeep Tours. Journey through the rugged Coconino National Forest in a custom-built Jeep Wrangler, tackling iconic red rocks and steep descents. Enjoy panoramic views, Hollywood filming locations, and stops at landmarks like Submarine Rock or Chicken Point.
Highlights:
- Exclusive: Pink Jeep Tours is the only Sedona off-road outfitter permitted to use this trail
- Thrilling: Descend the “Road of no Return” in an open-air jeep.
- Views: Get Stunning 360-degree views of the Southwest wilderness and red-rock spires, while exploring high-desert flora, fauna, and geology.
- Natural Wonders: Explore high-desert flora, fauna and geology
- History: Delve into Sedona’s rich history and movie legends
- Two Stops: Get out and discover the splendor of Submarine Rock or Chicken Point
Arizona Cliff Dwellings Near Sedona
This archaeological tour immerses you in the history of the Sinagua people, who lived in Sedona’s Verde Valley from AD 1150 to 1350. Explore 700-year-old cliff dwellings, view ancient pictographs and petroglyphs, and uncover stories of high desert farming, trade, and their mysterious disappearance. This guided journey includes visits to the Honanki Heritage Site and breathtaking views of Sedona’s iconic red rock formations, blending historical wonder with stunning natural beauty.
Highlights:
- Honanki Heritage Site: Visit 700-year-old Native American cliff dwellings built by the Sinagua people.
- Archaeology: View more than 1,500 pictographs and petroglyphs while a local guide shares myths and legends.
- Culture: Learn how the Sinagua thrived through high-desert farming techniques and a far-reaching trade system.
- Moderate Hike: Walk beneath a cliffside overhang where early Arizona inhabitants lived, worked and thrived.
Touch the Earth, An Exploration of Sedona Vortex Energy
The Touch the Earth Tour is an inspiring exploration of Sedona’s mystical vortices and breathtaking landscapes. Begin your adventure at Pink Jeep Plaza before traveling through Sedona’s iconic red rocks, guided by local experts sharing the area’s rich history and Native legends. Highlights include 360-degree views from Mystic Vista, sacred sites in Boynton Canyon, and visits to mesmerizing landmarks like Cathedral Rock.
Highlights:
- Sedona Vortexes: Learn the history of Sedona’s vortex industry.
- Red Rock Views: Soak up panoramic views of iconic red rock formations.
- Boynton Canyon: Learn about the significance of Boynton Canyon to Native cultures.
- Mystic Vista: Check out this butte with 360-degree views across the lush Verde Valle (legend says it has been a sacred ceremonial site for 2,000 years).
- Extra Stops: Time permitting, stop at Airport Mesa, with its twisted juniper trees and panoramic views, or wind your way along Red Rock Loop Road to Lover’s Knoll, a high overlooking with views of Cathedral Rock.
Now that you’ve gotten out and explored, come back to The Arabella for some well-deserved relaxation. Check out our curated stays for you and your family.