moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical condition with the ability to climb in and out of the Jeep several times.
Discover the excitement of Sedona’s Lil' Rattler Jeep tour, a private off-road adventure perfect for all skill levels. Ready to tackle rugged desert trails and capture breathtaking views? Keep reading!
Experience the iconic red rock terrain of Sedona with a private Lil' Rattler Jeep tour offered by A Day In The West. This thrilling off-road adventure takes you through rugged desert landscapes filled with stunning geological formations, winding trails, and panoramic views you won’t forget. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned thrill-seekers, the Lil' Rattler route combines exciting climbs, dips, and curves, showcasing the unique beauty of Arizona’s high desert environment. With a knowledgeable local guide at the helm, you'll uncover fascinating insights about Sedona’s natural history, geology, and native culture. The comfortable, well-equipped Jeeps make navigating the rocky trails accessible and fun, ensuring a memorable journey while prioritizing safety. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or looking for an adrenaline-packed excursion, this private tour promises an intimate connection with Sedona’s amazing outdoors, making it an experience you’ll want to relive.
Closed-toe shoes with good grip are recommended for getting in and out of the Jeep safely.
Sedona can be hot and dry, so stay hydrated throughout the adventure.
Sun exposure is strong even in cooler months; protect your skin before and during the tour.
You’ll want your device ready to capture Sedona’s stunning vistas and vibrant landscapes.
The Lil' Rattler trail passes areas historically used by Native American tribes for travel and hunting.
A Day In The West practices Leave No Trace principles, preserving Sedona’s fragile desert ecosystem.
Protects your face from strong sun rays on exposed desert trails.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated in dry hiking and off-road conditions.
Useful for chilly mornings or windy afternoons during autumn tours.
fall specific
Reduces glare and protects eyes from harsh sunlight reflecting on the rocks.