Explore the Grand Canyon: A Deep Dive into Arizona’s Iconic Natural Wonder
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended due to uneven terrain and some walking at elevation.
Overview
Discover the untamed beauty and vast history of the Grand Canyon on an immersive guided tour departing from Sedona. Experience panoramic views, unique geology, and timeless culture in one of America’s most celebrated outdoor destinations.
Grand Canyon Tour
10 Hours • 6 Stops • All Ages Welcome!
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About This Adventure
Experience all the major highlights in a single day!
Duration
10 Hours
About
Relax and experience all the major highlights in a single day!
See, learn and do more. Don't worry about busy parking lots and paying admissions.
Our local guides bring the history of the Grand Canyons alive, a truly enriching experience.
“I can’t believe how much I saw and learned about the Grand Canyon!”.
Every tour stops at the popular Grand Canyon Maswik Food Court. There are plenty of food options for everyone.
This is an all day tour departing and returning to our office in Sedona. With amazing views on your way with stops to stretch your legs and use the washroom.
Highlights Included
- El Tovar Hotel
- South Rim
- Yavapai Point
- Bright Angel Trail
- Moran Point
- Hopi House
- Grand Canyon Railway
- Uptown Sedona
- Kolb Studio
- Desert View Watchtower
- Flagstaff
- Route 66
- East Rim
- Oak Creek Canyon
- Slide Rock
- Mather Point Overlook
- Navajo Reservation
- Indian Gardens
- Geological Museum
- Snoopy Rock
- Northern AZ Wildlife
- Cameron Trading Post
- And Much More!
More Info
Free Hotel Pick-Up: We offer pick-up service for hotels in Village of Oak Creek, Uptown Sedona & West Sedona
This tour is accessible for all physical abilities.
Adventure Tips
Start early to avoid crowds
Arriving at key lookout points in the morning offers quieter views and better light for photography.
Bring layered clothing
Temperatures can vary greatly from rim to canyon floor; dressing in layers keeps you comfortable.
Stay hydrated
Carry plenty of water as the arid climate and hiking can quickly lead to dehydration.
Respect park rules
Follow guidelines to protect the natural environment and ensure everyone’s safety.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- California condor
- Mule deer
History
The Grand Canyon was designated a National Park in 1919, preserving its dramatic landscapes and rich Native American heritage.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to help protect the delicate desert ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking boots
Provides ankle support and traction on rocky trails around the rim and viewpoints.
Sun protection
Broad-spectrum sunscreen and a hat help prevent sunburn in exposed desert conditions.
summer specific
Reusable water bottle
Necessary to stay hydrated in dry, potentially hot weather.
Camera or smartphone
Ideal for capturing the stunning vistas and geological formations.