4-Hour RZR ATV Rental in Sedona

Overview

Sedona ATV gives you the freedom to explore on your own without the tour guide. You have piece of mind that you will never be lost with our mapping and on-board GPS. Top of the line Polaris vehicles. These vehicles are easy to use and the trails are full of fun with the beauty of Sedona. The BEST way to see Sedona.

City: Sedona

Sat 21 Sep

Other dates

You can choose the date already on the booking website

Starting at $315.84

Make a reservation

Sat 21 Sep

Starting at $315.84

Make a reservation

New York City Tours

Unique Activities (21) Transfers & Transportation (103) Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises (113) Entry Tickets (47) Sporting Events (1) Good for Small Groups (6) Seasonal & Holiday Tours (41) Walking Tours (697) Outdoor Activities (20) Limitied Availability Tours (6) LGBT Friendly Tours (4) Family-friendly Activities (7) Solo Travelers' Tours (147) Food & Drinks (27) Travelers recommend (73) Good for Groups (8) Top Activities (18) Guided Audio Tours (3) Art, Culture & History (135) Attractions to explore (38)

What's Included

Basic insurance

Bottled water

Off-road vehicle

Fuel

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Traveler Photos

Reviews (103)

treehuggersfriend

Jun 2015

My husband and I have been to Sedona previously and I have driven an ATV only one other time --but it was in the Mountains of Utah. I think our big mistake is that we thought we would take the ATV's out, and ride along some remote area and take great pictures--this is more of the "great ATV adventure" which is fine if that's your intention. Let me say that my hubby pretty much hated the whole thing, but that is through no fault of this company—I think we had an idea of what we wanted and it was not the trip we booked—totally our fault. The fact that we did not enjoy our trip should not reflect on the providing company though, they met our every need and provided good equipment and advice. Let me say, that the idea that you could roll this thing over on these roads/trails is very real (I didn't) but it was very hard and while I have little experience with ATV's , I have driven cars professionally most of my life at very high speeds in adverse conditions ( sometimes topping over 110 mph) so for me to have trouble would indicate to me that this is really not ideal for 1st timers. The idea is that the first 3 hours of the half -day ride takes you to some Indian Archeological site (which is great if that's your thing) I have travelled a lot and this is not my first one, so not entirely enamored--but I did see Javelina (local wild life that looks like wild pigs but are actually peccaries--I do like the wildlife right after I was told by the site's ranger that I would never see them in midday-1:30 PM). The route is really the long way, because there is a short road back to the facility. The big issue is that you really don't get to see the great views until you stop, cause while you drive this first section, the roads are difficult and deeply rutted (now maybe they get better later in the year, but you couldn't look at the scenery without causing a pretty bad rollover so you just hold on for dear life in the first part--unless you are a pretty regular ATV driver). If you make the first part of the day, you get a bonus hour, we never got there cause it took us all 4 hours to do the 3 hour trail and not fall off. I think that the problem here might have been that we chose the smallest ATV’s they rent and maybe for an amateur that isn’t the best choice. The larger vehicles might have handled the trails better (Polaris?) and in retrospect, if the ATV had been easier for me to handle, I might have enjoyed it a lot more. I am not opposed to just riding for the sake of adventure and I believe you could definitely do that here as well, I was just only in Sedona for the one day and thought I could combine an ATV ride with some great photographic opportunities. As it was, the few times I could look away and see the awesome scenery, I couldn’t always stop the ATV and take the picture because I was frequently on an incline and I couldn’t make it stop rolling without complicating my life. However, if you decide you do want the adventure, the staff is helpful and knowledgeable. They try to make it dummy-proof not to get lost, (a great job on their part but let’s face it—nothing is foolproof—but if you do get lost, it’s definitely not because they didn’t do everything possible). Check your insurance before you go (hubby and I were taking bets over who was going to have to be airlifted--but we did make it out safely). Also sunscreen, and don't forget the tops of your hands. Animals will cut in front of you --hubby had a cow run out and almost into him --and I have never seen one run before but really that's just using necessary caution. This group does have other options, they have the buggy's available for rent where only one of you has to drive if you are a party of two or more. I didn't like the idea of being a passenger, but if the goal is to take pictures then that may be a better option. I believe they also offer helmet cam’s so that you can record your adventure, which is also a nice amenity.

Mitch H

Aug 2014

My wife, 3 children ages 5, 8, and 10 and I rented the 5-person atv for four hours and had a great time. Staff members were great and atv/dune buggy held up well in different types of terrain. To get to the trails, you have to ride on the regular roads which was a joy in itself. We had about 15 minutes to spare so we drove around town for a bit. Tons of fun!

blesdx4

May 2014

With a family of four boys, this was the highlight of our amazing trip to Sedona. We rented two double seater ATV's and one dune-buggy, two seater. We put our youngest (8 years) and oldest (18) in the buggy and they had a blast, I felt safer with them together in a more enclosed environment. The staff is extremely helpful and give you great picture maps to follow and their phone number is all over the rentals if you have any questions. They fit you with helmets ( highly recommend) and goggles for free, give you great education on the rentals and send you on your way. I highly recommend the early ride, less traffic, not as dusty and cooler! Do get there about 20-25 minutes early to get your gear and get going on time so you have more time to ride. The sights are phenomenal and four hours flew by, wished we had them all day. They give you a cooler full of water and you can bring your own drinks and snack as well. My advice is to wear something black and old that you don't want to get ruined, it's very dirty on the trail, and you can just throw everything away when your done. Also bring a bandana to cover your mouth so you don't breathe in everything. Our only issue was the buggy broke down on the way back from ruins. We called them, they promptly came out with a replacement and sent us on our way, and gave us extra time for our delay. That's great customer service! Will definitely come back and explore again!