Sedona's Top UFO & Stargazing Night Tour Experience
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly involves walking short distances and standing.
Overview
Join Sedona's top-rated UFO & stargazing night tour for an unforgettable family-friendly adventure. Witness rare sky phenomena with upgraded night vision goggles at a stunning 360-degree viewpoint.
Details
Discover the magic of Sedona after dark with Sedona UFO Tours LLC's Original Sedona UFO & Stargazing Night Tour, voted the #1 UFO tour in Sedona. This unique adventure takes you to a breathtaking 360-degree viewpoint where the clear desert night sky reveals extraordinary celestial phenomena. Families and stargazers alike will thrill to the chance of spotting UFOs in unusual formations, all while enjoying a safe, welcoming atmosphere. Equipped with upgraded night vision goggles, the experience enhances your ability to catch elusive lights and movements that have fascinated visitors for decades. Throughout the tour, expect engaging storytelling, expert guidance, and well-planned surprises that add to the unforgettable night. Whether you're a curious novice or a seasoned sky watcher, this private event offers an immersive connection to Sedona’s renowned cosmic allure. Perfect for all ages, you’ll leave with lasting memories and new stories to share about the wonders of the skies above Arizona’s red rocks.
Adventure Tips
Bring Warm Clothing
Even in Arizona, desert nights can get chilly—dress in layers to stay comfortable while stargazing.
Arrive Early for Parking
Parking can fill up quickly near popular viewpoints; plan to arrive early to secure a spot.
Use Night Vision Goggles Properly
Follow the guide’s instructions on using night vision equipment to maximize your viewing experience.
Prepare Your Camera
Bring a camera capable of long exposures for stunning night sky photography.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Doe Mountain Trail for daytime hiking with panoramic views
- Secret Slide Rock Canyon spots less visited by tourists
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Western screech owl
History
Sedona has long been regarded as a spiritual hotspot with Native American tribes historically observing celestial events here.
Conservation
Sedona treasures its dark skies through strict light pollution ordinances to preserve the quality of night views.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Airport Mesa viewpoint
- Doe Mountain overlook
- Bell Rock base
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Warm Jacket
Provides comfort during chilly night temperatures common during the tour.
fall specific
Flashlight with Red Light Mode
Red light helps maintain night vision while moving around the viewpoint safely.
Camera with Tripod
Ideal for capturing long-exposure shots of stars and potential UFO activity.
Closed-Toe Shoes
Necessary for walking safely on uneven desert terrain at night.