moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to comfortably hike uneven terrain and handle mild elevation changes.
Discover Arizona’s iconic Red Rock formations on a private, guided tour tailored just for you. Explore dramatic landscapes and hidden desert gems near Scottsdale.
13 Hours • All Ages • 6 Person Minimum • 12 Person Maximum
13 Hours
This includes transit time and complimentary pick up and drop off. Limited to the Scottsdale and Phoenix areas.
A full day of exploring Sedona and the Grand Canyon. The tour is perfectly paced and desgined to make the most of every minute!
There is time built in to:
Sedona: This famed town is known for its beauty of red rock and jaw dropping scenery and is a MUST STOP in the state of Arizona. We will stop in the downtown area where you can wander around checking out the scenery as well as gazing upon local artwork from native artisans and checking out local shops. (Duration 1.5 hours)
Grand Canyon: Truly one of the most amazing sites not just in the United States but the world. The Grand Canyon is Arizona's gem. It is one of the seven wonders of the natural world and you will get a chance to experience why that is true. It resides at over 250 miles long, 18 miles wide and over a whopping mile in depth. The many rock layers uncover unseen history of the North American continent. You will have time to walk around, gaze upon its wonder and get as many pictures as possible. We will also have a lunch provided here before making our way back. (Duration 3 hours)
Carry at least 2 liters of water per person to stay refreshed during hikes under the desert sun.
Use sunscreen and wear a wide-brimmed hat to protect yourself from harsh UV rays.
Choose sturdy hiking shoes with good traction to navigate rocky and uneven terrain safely.
Keep an eye out for local wildlife and avoid disturbing habitats along the trail.
The Red Rock formations have been sacred to local Native American tribes for centuries, with petroglyphs marked in some hidden areas.
Wandering Heart Adventures practices Leave No Trace principles to protect this fragile desert ecosystem and support local conservation efforts.
Essential for staying properly hydrated throughout the desert hike.
Helps protect your face and neck from strong sun exposure during hotter months.
summer specific
Provides support and grip for navigating rocky and uneven terrain.
Allows you to adjust for cool mornings and warmer afternoons during fluctuating fall temperatures.
fall specific