Overview

Experience Sedona’s red rock landmarks from an unparalleled vantage point on the Red Rock Spires aerial tour. This short flight delivers stunning views of Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and the Chapel of the Holy Cross, showcasing the area’s defining beauty in minutes.

Sedona, Arizona

Red Rock Spires

See the famous red rocks of Sedona!

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Date

Fri, Oct 17

Travelers

2

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About This Adventure

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Sedona's iconic skylines on the Red Rock Spires Tour. In just 12-15 minutes, soar above stunning landmarks like Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and the Chapel of the Holy Cross, all while enjoying panoramic views that will leave you in awe. A truly unforgettable adventure awaits!

Red Rock Spires Tour

Duration

12-15 Minutes

About

Sedona is all about the skylines. Towering spires jut spectacularly into the open sky in every direction you look. On the Skyline tour, we soar south off the airport mesa to view the incredible Cathedral Rock, then on towards the famous Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte. Turning north towards the Chapel of the Holy Cross, we wave “hello” to Snoopy Rock as we cross over Oak Creek Canyon making our way back to the airport mesa.
Lap children under two are free.
Operated by Guidance Air Service, LLC under Air Carrier Certificate # 2G7A680N

Adventure Tips

Book Early for Best Times

Morning flights offer clearer skies and softer light ideal for photography.

Wear Sunglasses and Sunscreen

The high desert sun can be intense even during short tours—protection keeps you comfortable.

Bring a Camera with Zoom

A zoom lens helps capture distant rock formations in detail from the air.

Arrive Early to Complete Safety Briefing

Plan to arrive at the airport 30 minutes before departure for check-in and orientation.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Red-tailed hawk
Desert cottontail rabbit

History

Sedona’s red rock formations have drawn indigenous peoples and settlers for centuries and the Chapel of the Holy Cross was completed in 1956, blending modern architecture with natural beauty.

Conservation

Operators follow strict environmental guidelines to minimize noise and emissions, preserving Sedona’s fragile desert ecosystem for future generations.