moderate
2 hours
Suitable for participants with basic mobility; minimal hiking required but readiness for bumpy jeep rides suggested.
Take on Sedona’s red rock trails with A Day In The West’s Jeep tours. From steep gulches to panoramic ridges, their expert guides deliver thrilling, safe rides through Arizona’s iconic landscapes.
Sedona, Arizona, stands out for its dramatic red sandstone formations etched by millennia of wind and water. With its glowing cliffs shifting in color through the day, the region offers more than just breathtaking views—it provides a rugged playground for outdoor adventurers. A Day In The West is a standout operator here, delivering intimate Jeep tours that run beyond sightseeing into hands-on off-road experiences. Whether taking on the steep inclines of Diamondback Gulch or cruising along the panoramic Red Rock West trail, guests get a chance to feel the raw pulse of Sedona's landscape.
The company’s lineup includes the Lil’ Rattler, Cliff Hanger Trail - Hummer, and the Sacred Earth Tour, each tailored to different adventure appetites. Imagine gripping the roll bars while climbing rocky ledges, or catching a sunset paint the valley in shades of vermilion and gold aboard their open-top Jeeps. Guides like Colorado and Parky bring the terrain alive with focused storytelling about the local geology, Native American heritage, and the area's vibrant ecological role on the Colorado Plateau.
A Day In The West’s tours combine technical off-road driving with safe, engaging rides accessible even to those new to desert landscapes. Small group sizes ensure personalized attention and time for questions. Beyond the trails, their Stargazing Tour reveals Sedona's dark night skies, an unexpected yet essential part of the outdoor adventure here.
Sedona’s red rock wilderness is unlike any other—steep canyons, towering spires, and ancient archaeological sites stretch across the horizon. A Day In The West taps into that unique character, making their tours a gateway to understanding and appreciating this part of Arizona’s wild heart. For travelers keen on authentic, adaptable experiences amid one of the Southwest’s most rugged environments, this company is a trusted choice.
Private and small group tours fill quickly, especially in spring and fall; reserve ahead to secure your spot.
Sedona’s sun can be intense year-round—wear sunscreen, hats, and UV-protective clothing on all tours.
Rugged trails and rocky Jeep entrances require sturdy footwear for comfort and safety.
Consider the arid climate and stay hydrated, even during shorter rides.
Sedona sits on the Colorado Plateau, with rich Native American history visible in petroglyphs and ancient ruins scattered near tour trails.
Tour operators prioritize low-impact driving and educate guests on preserving fragile desert soils and native vegetation.
Protects against strong Arizona sun during daytime tours.
summer specific
Necessary for safe boarding and navigating rocky trail stops.
Prevents sunburn during extended exposure on open Jeep rides.
Allows comfort through temperature swings in cooler seasons.
fall specific