Explore Sedona’s famous red rocks with a full suspension or kids’ rental from Sedona Bike and Bean. Perfect for families or solo riders seeking flexibility and fun on two wheels.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for individuals in average physical condition with some biking experience or guided enthusiasm for kids.
Wildlife
History
Sedona has Native American roots with ancient petroglyphs and history connected to the Yavapai and Apache tribes.
Conservation
Local groups work to maintain trails and protect Sedona’s delicate desert ecosystem by promoting responsible riding and leave-no-trace principles.
Sedona Bike and Bean
Explore Sedona’s famous red rocks with a full suspension or kids’ rental from Sedona Bike and Bean. Perfect for families or solo riders seeking flexibility and fun on two wheels.
Sedona Bike and Bean is a Sedona, Arizona bike and coffee shop specializing in convenient bike rentals and local trail knowledge. The shop offers a range of rental options to suit different riders and schedules, including Aventon Pace 500.3 pedal‑assist e‑bikes for 2‑hour, 4‑hour, and full day rentals, and hardtail mountain bikes such as the Norco Fluid HT and Giant Talon for shorter trail rides.
Rentals are available in clear price tiers: E‑Bike Rentals — 2 hours ($45), 4 hours ($69), and full day ($99); Hardtail — Two hour rental ($29). Each rental includes a helmet, platform pedals, and tailored trail information to help riders choose appropriate routes like the Bell Rock Pathway and the Big Park Loop. The combination of e‑bikes and mountain bikes enables visitors to cover more ground or focus on technical singletrack.
Sedona Bike and Bean integrates a coffee service with bike rentals, providing coffee and quick pre‑ride refreshment on site. Local guidance is available to help riders match equipment and route difficulty to experience level. Equipment brands and models are specified so guests know what to expect before booking.
By listing specific bike models, clear prices, included safety gear, and recognized local trails, Sedona Bike and Bean presents transparent, factual rental choices for visitors to Sedona. The business focuses on practical convenience and clear information so riders can plan safe, enjoyable outings in the red rock landscape. Aventon Pace 500.3 pedal assist e‑bikes are designed for a range of rider heights and provide pedal‑assist power.
Location
Sedona, Arizona
Explore Sedona's red rock trails
Tours Offered
E-bikes & Hardtails
Multiple durations and options available
Key Bikes
Aventon, Norco, Giant
High-quality e-bikes and mountain bikes
Pricing
$29–$99
Short to full-day rental pricing
Reserve Aventon Pace 500.3 e‑bikes or Norco/Giant hardtails for 2‑hour, 4‑hour, or full‑day rentals — helmets and tailored trail information included.
Bring plenty of water
Sedona’s desert environment can be very dry, so hydration is key during your ride.
Wear sunscreen and a hat
High sun exposure means protecting your skin and eyes is important, especially during midday.
Adjust your bike before you go
Make sure your suspension and seat height are properly set for comfort and control.
Check trail difficulty first
Sedona trails vary widely; pick routes that match your skill level, especially with kids.
Helmet
Protects your head and is mandatory for safe riding on all Sedona trails.
Hydration pack or water bottle
Keeps you hydrated in Sedona’s dry climate, especially during warmer months.
summer
Gloves
Provides better grip and protects your hands on rough terrain.
Sunscreen
Necessary to prevent sunburn under Sedona’s intense sun exposure.