Guided ATV Tour of Western Sedona

Explore western Sedona on this guided, 3 hour ATV tour. Ride out among beautiful red rocks while powering down a beaten-down desert trail. See Sedona from a place no tour bus can go and experience the back country like never before. This is a 20-30 mile tour within red rock desert terrain with panoramic vistas. Please Arrive 30 minutes before tour time. **if need a double quad (2 rider) we do NOT offer this option through any 3rd party website - please call us directly.**

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Location: Sedona

What's Included

Bottled water
Driver/guide
Helmets and Goggles
Local Sales taxes are included but no other fees which are all due at check in.

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: What's the age limit for this ATV tour? Can kids join?

A: Great question! Generally, kids aged 12 and older can ride their own ATV, while younger kids can ride as passengers. Just be aware that they need to fit the helmet properly. It's a fun way to bond with older kids, but check with the provider for any specific restrictions.

Q: What happens if it rains? Do they cancel the tour?

A: They do go out in light rain, but if conditions are unsafe, they'll reschedule. It's best to call them in advance to check the weather and your options. Bring a rain jacket just in case!

Q: Is there parking available near the tour location?

A: Yes! There's a parking lot right at the tour start point. It can get busy during peak season, so it’s good to arrive a bit earlier (like they suggest) to grab a spot.

Discussions

Thinking of gifting the Guided ATV Tour in Sedona!

I'm considering this ATV tour for my partner’s birthday. I heard it's 3 hours long and you get to explore the red rocks, which sounds amazing! Just not sure if it's a good fit since they're not super experienced with off-roading. Also, any tips for what to wear? Should we bring anything special?

Anyone done the ATV tour? How was it?

Just wanted to see if anyone has experienced the Guided ATV Tour in Sedona. It looks like it covers some awesome terrain, but I’m a little nervous about how rocky the trails are. Is it really challenging? Would love to hear your thoughts!