moderate
1.5 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical condition, able to handle short nature walks over uneven ground.
Explore the stunning Verde Valley on the Jumping Cholla Jeep Tour, a thrilling 1.5-hour adventure near Scottsdale. Discover desert wildlife, learn about Yavapai history, and take a scenic nature walk with expert guides.
Explore and engage in the most unique place on Earth!!!
Embark on an unforgettable 1.5-hour Jeep tour through the stunning Verde Valley, guided by knowledgeable locals. Discover the rich history of the Yavapai Nation, explore unique desert flora and fauna, and enjoy a nature walk. Spot wildlife and learn about the landscape in this thrilling adventure!
Experience a unique journey through the American West. Ride through the Verde Valley with a local guide, each with their own unique personality, and learn all about the Yavapai Nation and the great American West. Flora, Fauna, Geology and Native American way of life are all included on this awesome 1.5-hour tour. The trail is not too bumpy but is definitely full of adventure. Our capable Jeeps are built to handle the terrain and load. All tours include a nature walk where you can get out, stretch your legs, and enjoy the views.
Ever wondered what the names of all those crazy desert plants are, like the Jumping Cholla, or what they're used for? Your guide knows! You will be able to spot wild animals or find their tracks and guess what kind of critter made them.
Come adventure with Verde River Jeep Tours by Adventures Out West!!!
Bring plenty of water as desert air can be very dry and temperatures rise quickly.
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat to protect yourself from strong desert sun exposure.
The terrain can be uneven near cacti and rocks—wear sturdy shoes and stay on marked paths.
The Jeep stops provide excellent photo opportunities of unique desert plants and wildlife.
The Verde Valley has been home to the Yavapai Nation for centuries, whose traditions and stories remain integral to the region’s identity.
Efforts are underway to preserve the native desert ecosystems by promoting responsible tourism and protecting habitat for local wildlife.
Provides crucial sun protection during the bright midday desert sun.
summer specific
Protects feet and offers good traction on rocky and uneven terrain.
Staying hydrated is essential in the dry desert climate throughout the year.
Allows you to easily adjust to changing temperatures between morning and afternoon.
fall specific