Conquer Sedona’s Red Rocks: Private 4x4 Jeep Tour to Old Bear Wallow Canyon
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended due to bumpy ride and short standing sections at viewpoints
Overview
Drive a customized 4x4 jeep along Sedona’s historic Old Bear Wallow trail and ascend 1,000 feet through some of Arizona’s most dramatic red rock formations. This private tour blends geology, local lore, and cinematic history for an immersive desert adventure.
Conquer Sedona’s Red Rocks: Private 4x4 Jeep Tour to Old Bear Wallow Canyon
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Sedona’s rugged red rocks call to those who seek the raw pulse of the Colorado Plateau. This private 4x4 Jeep tour takes you over a challenging elevation gain of approximately 1,000 feet along the storied Old Bear Wallow trail, climbing from Sedona’s dusty streets into the wild heart of Arizona’s red rock country.
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Adventure Tips
Bring sturdy, closed-toe shoes
The rocky, uneven trail requires good traction for safe jeep entry and exit as well as short walks at scenic stops.
Stay hydrated throughout the tour
Arizona’s dry air can quickly dehydrate you, so carry water and drink regularly even if you don’t feel thirsty.
Dress in layers
Temperatures can vary significantly from Sedona’s base to the trail’s higher elevations, so pack a jacket or fleece.
Protect yourself from the sun
Wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to shield yourself from intense desert sun exposure during the tour.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Red-tailed hawks circling high above
- Rock squirrels darting among boulders
History
The Old Bear Wallow trail was an early stagecoach route linking Sedona to Flagstaff, revealing the region’s pioneering past.
Conservation
This area is managed to protect fragile desert ecosystems; visitors are encouraged to stay on trails and avoid disturbing wildlife.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sturdy hiking shoes
Essential for navigating uneven terrain during vehicle stops and exploration.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Required to protect against strong Arizona sun exposure.
Water bottle
Vital for staying hydrated in the arid desert environment.
Light jacket or layers
Useful for cooler temperatures at higher elevations in spring and fall.
spring specific