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Magical Hour Hikes in Sedona’s Stunning Desert Landscape - Phoenix

Magical Hour Hikes in Sedona’s Stunning Desert Landscape

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels, including beginners; the trail is gentle but standing for longer periods is involved.

Overview

Discover Sedona’s breathtaking desert vistas on a gentle 2.5-hour hike timed with sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and stargazing. Enjoy an easy trail and cozy private experience with convenient transportation included.

Hiking
Sedona, Arizona

Magical Hour Hikes

2.5 Hours • Private Tour • $229 first person, +$190 each additional

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About This Adventure

Embark on a breathtaking hike that captures the beauty of sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and stargazing. This easy 1-2 mile trek lasts 2.5 hours and includes convenient pick-up and drop-off. Experience nature's wonders in a unique way, making unforgettable memories under the changing skies.

Sunrise, Sunset, Moonrise, and Stargazing Hikes

About

  • Easy hike
  • 1 – 2 miles
  • 2.5 hours
  • Includes pick-up/drop-off at your location.
  • Start/finish times change with the season. Click on a day to see availability.

What to Bring

  • Water! Drink plenty of water before, during, and after your hike.
  • Wear tennis shoes or boots with good tread.
  • If it’s cold or wet bring a layering fleece or rainwear.

Adventure Tips

Bring Layers for Temperature Changes

Temperatures can shift quickly during sunrise or after sunset; wearing layers ensures comfort throughout the hike.

Stay Hydrated

Even easy hikes in Sedona’s dry desert climate require adequate water; bring a water bottle to stay hydrated.

Use Sun Protection

UV rays can be strong during daylight hours, so wear sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses for protection.

Wear Comfortable Footwear

Choose sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good traction to navigate rocky terrain safely.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Desert cottontail rabbits
  • Greater roadrunner

History

Sedona’s red rock formations hold cultural significance for Native American tribes who have lived here for thousands of years.

Conservation

The area promotes Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile desert ecosystems and minimize human impact.

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Recommended Gear

Lightweight Hiking Shoes

Essential

Provides comfort and grip on desert terrain for easy but rocky trails.

Water Bottle

Essential

Staying hydrated is crucial especially in Arizona’s dry climate.

Layered Clothing

Essential

Adjust your outfit for temperature changes during sunrise, sunset, and nighttime.

Headlamp or Flashlight

Useful for moonrise and stargazing segments when it gets dark.

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