



by Red Rock 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.$318This private Sedona Jeep Tour climbs 1000 feet in elevation on the Colorado Plateau over a two-hour period. The tour begins with a 15-minute check-in where guests sign a waiver and meet their guide. The ride follows the Schnebly Hill Vista, one of Sedona’s oldest roads that historically connected Sedona to Flagstaff. The main portion of the tour takes place on the Mogollon Rim trail, which is accessible only by 4x4 vehicles. Guests travel in an open-air, customized jeep along this bumpy stagecoach route, climbing steadily to reach panoramic views. Along the way, the guide points out notable red rock formations such as Snoopy Rock, Cow Pie Rock, and Merry Go Around Rock, which are part of Arizona’s second-largest landform. The guide also shares stories about local landmarks, including the Dripping Cave featured in the 1987 western movie “The Quick & the Dead.” The tour ends with a stop at Old Bear Wallow Canyon, where guests can exit the jeep to view and photograph this scenic area. Local taxes and the guided jeep tour are included. Gratuities are not included. A minimum of two people per booking is required. The minimum age to participate is three years. Pregnant guests are not permitted on this tour.
Check-in and guide introduction
Guests arrive to sign a waiver and meet the guide before the tour begins.
15 min
Schnebly Hill Vista
Travel along one of Sedona’s oldest roads, historically connecting Sedona to Flagstaff.
Mogollon Rim
Ride in an open-air, customized jeep on the Mogollon Rim trail, accessible only to 4x4 vehicles. View red rock formations including Snoopy Rock, Cow Pie Rock, and Merry Go Around Rock. The guide narrates stories about the area and points out the Dripping Cave, featured in the 1987 western film “The Quick & the Dead.” The tour includes a stop at Old Bear Wallow Canyon for photos and viewing.
120 min




by Red Rock 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.$318This private Sedona Jeep Tour climbs 1000 feet in elevation on the Colorado Plateau over a two-hour period. The tour begins with a 15-minute check-in where guests sign a waiver and meet their guide. The ride follows the Schnebly Hill Vista, one of Sedona’s oldest roads that historically connected Sedona to Flagstaff. The main portion of the tour takes place on the Mogollon Rim trail, which is accessible only by 4x4 vehicles. Guests travel in an open-air, customized jeep along this bumpy stagecoach route, climbing steadily to reach panoramic views. Along the way, the guide points out notable red rock formations such as Snoopy Rock, Cow Pie Rock, and Merry Go Around Rock, which are part of Arizona’s second-largest landform. The guide also shares stories about local landmarks, including the Dripping Cave featured in the 1987 western movie “The Quick & the Dead.” The tour ends with a stop at Old Bear Wallow Canyon, where guests can exit the jeep to view and photograph this scenic area. Local taxes and the guided jeep tour are included. Gratuities are not included. A minimum of two people per booking is required. The minimum age to participate is three years. Pregnant guests are not permitted on this tour.
Check-in and guide introduction
Guests arrive to sign a waiver and meet the guide before the tour begins.
15 min
Schnebly Hill Vista
Travel along one of Sedona’s oldest roads, historically connecting Sedona to Flagstaff.
Mogollon Rim
Ride in an open-air, customized jeep on the Mogollon Rim trail, accessible only to 4x4 vehicles. View red rock formations including Snoopy Rock, Cow Pie Rock, and Merry Go Around Rock. The guide narrates stories about the area and points out the Dripping Cave, featured in the 1987 western film “The Quick & the Dead.” The tour includes a stop at Old Bear Wallow Canyon for photos and viewing.
120 min