



by Arizona Safari Jeep Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$269.62This 3-hour Sedona Outlaw Trail 4x4 tour begins with check-in at the tour office in Uptown Sedona at least 15 minutes before departure. Participants board a 4x4 Jeep driven by a professional guide and travel through Sedona’s western canyons and historic ranch land. The route passes through Coconino National Forest, climbing high desert trails to reach scenic canyon vistas. Along the way, the vehicle passes notable rock formations such as Snoopy Rock, Elephant Rock, Thunder Mountain, Doe Mesa, Loy Butte, and Cathedral Rock. The guide stops at several points for photographs and to observe local wildlife. The tour continues on Bear Mountain Trail, where the guide provides information about the area’s geology, history, and local stories while showing expansive red rock views. Bottled water and local taxes are included. The tour operates in all weather conditions and is not suitable for children under four years old; children aged four to five must use a car seat provided by the guest. Small dogs under 25 pounds are allowed with advance notice; larger dogs require additional arrangements. The tour concludes with a return to the Uptown Sedona office.
Coconino National Forest
Check in at the tour office in Uptown Sedona 15 minutes before departure. Board the 4x4 Jeep and begin driving through Sedona’s historic ranch land and into Coconino National Forest, observing the surrounding scenery.
Snoopy Rock
View Snoopy Rock along with other formations such as Elephant Rock, Thunder Mountain, Doe Mesa, and Loy Butte. The tour stops at several points for photographs.
Cathedral Rock
Drive by Cathedral Rock, a frequently photographed landmark in Sedona.
Bear Mountain Trail
Travel along Bear Mountain Trail, where the guide discusses local history, rock formations, and lore while passing expansive red rock views. The tour ends with a drop-off at the tour office.




by Arizona Safari Jeep Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$269.62This 3-hour Sedona Outlaw Trail 4x4 tour begins with check-in at the tour office in Uptown Sedona at least 15 minutes before departure. Participants board a 4x4 Jeep driven by a professional guide and travel through Sedona’s western canyons and historic ranch land. The route passes through Coconino National Forest, climbing high desert trails to reach scenic canyon vistas. Along the way, the vehicle passes notable rock formations such as Snoopy Rock, Elephant Rock, Thunder Mountain, Doe Mesa, Loy Butte, and Cathedral Rock. The guide stops at several points for photographs and to observe local wildlife. The tour continues on Bear Mountain Trail, where the guide provides information about the area’s geology, history, and local stories while showing expansive red rock views. Bottled water and local taxes are included. The tour operates in all weather conditions and is not suitable for children under four years old; children aged four to five must use a car seat provided by the guest. Small dogs under 25 pounds are allowed with advance notice; larger dogs require additional arrangements. The tour concludes with a return to the Uptown Sedona office.
Coconino National Forest
Check in at the tour office in Uptown Sedona 15 minutes before departure. Board the 4x4 Jeep and begin driving through Sedona’s historic ranch land and into Coconino National Forest, observing the surrounding scenery.
Snoopy Rock
View Snoopy Rock along with other formations such as Elephant Rock, Thunder Mountain, Doe Mesa, and Loy Butte. The tour stops at several points for photographs.
Cathedral Rock
Drive by Cathedral Rock, a frequently photographed landmark in Sedona.
Bear Mountain Trail
Travel along Bear Mountain Trail, where the guide discusses local history, rock formations, and lore while passing expansive red rock views. The tour ends with a drop-off at the tour office.