moderate
3–6 hours
Basic physical fitness required to get in and out of the vehicle and handle some moderate hiking or walking.
Take control of your Sedona adventure with the Rubicon XL Jeep manual transmission rental. Navigate rugged trails and stunning rock formations for an unforgettable off-road experience.
Starting at $399 • 5 Passengers • 21+ to Rent
8-Hour Rental: $399 24-Hour Rental: $550 3-Day Rental: $1250 7-Day Rental: $2650
If the driver is aged 21–24, an extra fee must be paid.
Note to the cardholder: Online bookings and electronic document management reduce time spent at the rental counter and speed up the rental procedure. Ensure that the card used for prepayment has sufficient credit for the security deposit on the day of the rental. The cardholder is regarded as the rented Jeep's renter and driver. The name on the credit card used must match the name on the online reservation, the driver's license and insurance sent by email, and the electronically signed waiver.
Upon booking, promptly email a copy of the following required documents to sedonarentajeep@gmail.com.
Each additional driver must email the same required documents and complete a pre-arrival waiver as a driver, not as a passenger. (Forward one of the two waiver emails, or use the QR code at the end of your waiver to send it to them.)
Familiarize yourself with shifting gears smoothly before hitting rugged trails to prevent stalling or gear damage.
Sedona’s trails can become slippery or muddy after rain—plan accordingly to avoid difficult conditions.
Respect local regulations by keeping to marked trails to protect the fragile desert environment.
Desert conditions can be harsh; always carry hydration and snacks for longer trips.
Sedona’s red rocks have been a sacred place for Native American tribes, particularly the Yavapai and Apache peoples.
Efforts are ongoing to protect Sedona’s natural environment, including restrictions on off-trail driving to reduce erosion and habitat loss.
Protect your hands and improve grip when shifting gears and handling rough terrain.
Shield yourself from intense desert sun during warmer months.
summer specific
Keep water easily accessible to stay hydrated throughout your adventure.
Support your feet if you plan to explore trails or walk alongside your Jeep.