moderate
2 hours
Suitable for those with basic mobility; no intense hiking required, but be prepared for mild bumps and uneven terrain during stops.
Discover Sedona’s breathtaking red rock vistas on a private two-hour Jeep tour along the Old Munds Wagon Trail. Perfect for photography lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Experience the rugged beauty of Sedona with A Day In The West’s private two-hour Jeep adventure along the historic Old Munds Wagon Trail. This off-road journey takes you through iconic red rock landscapes that unfold with every mile, revealing unobstructed panoramic views and unique geological formations. Perfect for photographers and nature admirers, the trail offers ample opportunities for capturing sunrise-hued cliffs and sweeping vistas that extend across the Colorado Plateau. Along the way, your expert guide shares stories about the trail’s history and the surrounding region’s Indigenous heritage. The moderate terrain ensures both comfort and excitement, with enough adrenaline to satisfy adventure seekers without requiring advanced technical skills. This trip is ideal for travelers seeking a mix of scenic exploration, insightful storytelling, and unforgettable photo moments, all combined with the thrill of a Jeep ride over some of Arizona’s most captivating terrain. Whether you’re a solo adventurer, a couple, or a family group, this private experience offers a personalized glimpse into Sedona’s natural wonders and rugged charm.
The dry Arizona climate can quickly lead to dehydration, so always carry at least 2 liters per person.
Closed-toe shoes with good grip are recommended for stepping on uneven surfaces and exploring viewpoints.
UV exposure is high in Sedona, even on cloudy days, so protect your skin and eyes throughout the trip.
This route is a photographer’s paradise, so ensure your equipment is ready to capture the stunning scenery.
Old Munds Wagon Trail was historically used by settlers and traders navigating between Sedona and the Verde Valley.
A Day In The West practices low-impact touring to help preserve Sedona’s delicate desert ecosystem and promote responsible tourism.
Staying hydrated is crucial in Arizona’s dry climate.
Provides necessary shade and protection from strong sun exposure.
summer specific
Capture the stunning vistas and memorable moments along the trail.
Helpful to stay warm during cooler mornings and breezy conditions.
fall specific