challenging
2 hours
Participants should be in reasonable physical condition to handle bumpy rides and brief excursions out of the vehicle.
Take on Sedona’s iconic Cliff Hanger Trail in a rugged Hummer and experience breathtaking Red Rock views and thrilling terrain. Discover why this historic route promises adventure and stunning scenery in every mile.
Experience the rugged beauty of Sedona on an exhilarating 2-hour Cliff Hanger Trail Hummer adventure with A Day In The West. This private Jeep tour takes you along a historic trail once used by stagecoaches, featuring adrenaline-pumping sheer drops and waddy bashing crossings that test your courage and sense of adventure. As you maneuver through this unique terrain, you'll be surrounded by the iconic Red Rock formations that define Sedona's landscape, offering panoramic views perfect for snapshots and memories alike. Our expert guides share insider knowledge about the region’s geology, history, and wildlife, making the journey as educational as it is thrilling. Whether you’re an experienced off-roader or a first-time Jeep adventurer, this trip balances excitement and safety, ensuring you walk away with stories to tell and a deeper connection to Arizona’s natural wonders. Remember to bring your photo ID, close-toed shoes, and sunscreen to stay protected and comfortable throughout the tour. Perfect for adrenaline seekers and nature lovers wanting a unique way to explore Sedona’s dramatic backcountry away from the crowds.
Protect your feet during waddy bashing creek crossings and uneven rugged terrain.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are important to avoid sunburn under Arizona’s strong sun.
You must have your photo ID with you as it’s required for tour check-in and safety reasons.
Expect some dust and rough spots; wear comfortable clothing that can handle dirt and motion.
This trail was historically used by stagecoaches transporting goods and travelers through rugged terrain connecting settlements.
The area is managed to protect fragile desert ecosystems, so sticking to trails and minimizing waste is crucial during your visit.
Protects feet while walking on rocky or wet terrain during trail stops.
Prevents sunburn during extended exposure to Arizona’s intense sun.
summer specific
Reduces glare and protects eyes from UV rays while touring.
Adjusts for varying temperatures and wind exposure on the trail.
fall specific