Jerome Tour

We will check out the unique, historic town of Jerome, Arizona. On our way, we will explore the ancient Sinagua ruin, Tuzigoot National Monument. The name Tuzigoot means “crooked river”, as it sits above a bend of the Verde River. You will be fascinated, learning about these native people of the past. We will then head over to the unique town of Jerome, Arizona, where you will have time for lunch on your own. See a glimpse of what was once a wild west mining town, that is now a charming artist community. You will be surprised by the quirky, fun homes built right into the side of the Black Hills, and learn the folklore of this haunted town. You will visit relics of the old mining town and other interesting sites at both lower and upper Jerome. You will have time for shopping, the stores in Jerome have many unique items, and with the local artists who inhabit the town, you are sure to find artwork or crafts that you love. There will be time for lunch on your own while in Jerome.

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Location: Sedona

What's Included

Arizona State Law Requires All Children Eight Years and Younger to be in a Car Seat/Booster Seat.
Visit many sites of the unique town of Jerome, Arizona
Pick-up and drop-off for most Sedona hotels
Bottled water included
Explore Tuzigoot National Monument, an ancient Sinagua ruin
Professional, entertaining guide will take you to the most unique areas of Jerome

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Can my 6-year-old join the tour? Do they need a car seat?

A: Yes, kids 8 and younger are required to be in a car seat or booster seat. So, if your 6-year-old is going, you'll need to bring one along. The tour company usually provides a car seat if you request it in advance, but it’s always good to double-check when you book. Enjoy the historical sites!

Q: What should we wear for the Jerome Tour? Any tips for exploring Tuzigoot?

A: Wear comfortable shoes since you’ll be doing a bit of walking, especially at Tuzigoot. The weather can get pretty warm during the day, so light clothing is a good idea. If you're going in cooler months, bring a light jacket for Jerome, as it can get breezy. Don't forget your sunscreen!

Q: Is there parking at the pick-up location in Sedona?

A: Yes, there’s parking available at most Sedona hotels where the pick-up happens. Just check with your hotel ahead of time for their specific arrangements. If you're driving in from another area, you can usually find public parking in Sedona, but it can fill up quickly, especially on weekends.

Discussions

Thinking about gifting the Jerome Tour - any advice?

I’m considering giving a friend the Jerome Tour experience for their birthday. I’ve heard the Tuzigoot ruins are fascinating! What’s the lunch situation like? And how much time is spent exploring the town? I want to make sure it’s a good gift!

Anyone done the Jerome Tour? What was your favorite part?

I just got back from the Jerome Tour with some friends, and wow, Tuzigoot was so cool! The history is really interesting, and Jerome itself has such a funky vibe. I loved shopping at the local art shops. What was your highlight if you’ve done it?