Guided ATV Tour of Western Sedona

Overview

Explore western Sedona on this guided, 3-4 hour ATV tour. Ride out among beautiful red rocks while powering down a beaten-down desert trail. Climb 800 feet to the top of Skeleton Bone Mountain for incredible views of the Verde Valley. See Sedona from a place no tour bus can go and experience the back country like never before.
Please Arrive 15 minutes before tour time.

City: Sedona

Wed 09 Oct

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Starting at $238.53

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Wed 09 Oct

Starting at $238.53

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What's Included

Bottled water

Driver/guide

Helmets and Goggles

Local taxes

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby
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
Driver minimum age 15 1/2 with learners permit
A maximum of 18 people per booking - parties of 6+ we charge 15% gratuity up front upon check in
Adult pricing applies to all travelers
Please wear long pants and closed toed shoes
Must present a valid credit card upon check in for security deposit
PLEASE ARRIVE 15 MINUTES PRIOR TO TOUR
Singles hold 1 person
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons

What To Expect

Arizona ATV Adventures

The West Sedona Canyon Tour area is about 8 miles west of Sedona. Make your own way to the departure point and from there, you will be taken to the trailhead in a 15-passenger van. The 3-hour tour begins when you arrive at the trailhead. This is the outback of the West Sedona Valley, where over 40 movies have been filmed over the years. There is over a hundred miles of trails to choose from, which provides your guide with the opportunity to customize each tour based on the age, interests and skill levels of the group. You’ll be awestruck by a view of the Verde Valley from the top of Skeleton Bone Mountain, over 800 feet above the valley floor. And don’t be surprised if some antelope run alongside you as you drive along the valley floor! For your safety and comfort, wear closed-toed shoes, long pants, and bring your sunglasses. Also, bring your camera; the views are spectacular!

Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (1000)

Anthony_D

Apr 2021

Great fun. Watts was an excellent guide. Stunning views and great ride over a long range set of trails

JLJL07

Apr 2021

My husband and I did this tour Easter morning with our two daughters, ages 13 and 15. I had never driven an ATV before and was a little nervous. Tim, our guide was so nice and helpful, I ended up riding right behind him which really helped because I could follow his exact route. We stopped twice to take pictures and have snacks/drinks. The views are just gorgeous. Tim told us some little bits about the area and history. We ended up going to Jerome for lunch (which he suggested) and were so glad we did. Cute “Wild West” type town with great views and restaurants (The Mine Cafe was delicious). Would definitely recommend Arizona ATV and Tim!

Paulmoreb

Apr 2021

Took our 14 and 10yo who had never been on an atv (wife hadn’t either). Tour guide was Aaron who did a wonderful job of mixing the difficulty for our group and setting up some nice shots. Wry scenic, atvs were more than capable and not bad for first timers! If you’ve ridden a lot u might find it a bit too easy. I’d suggest a private tour if u want to push it. We had a group of our family with 2 ATVs w/2 people on each. Another family had 3 atvs. They were quite hesitant and held us up a bit. If u r more adventurous stay in the BACK. Then u can play around a bit while keeping pace with the guide in front. No need to bring a camera (DSLR) as you’ll want to spend most of your time driving and resting in between stops. Plus u don’t want to take out your nice camera with the incredible amount of dust. U will be covered in red dust!