Sedona Sneak-a-Peak Hike With a Private Guide

This spectacular hike to the summit of Doe Mountain, will take you above the Upper Sonoran Desert and onto a glorious sky island for elevated perspectives of every rock feature in Sedona. You will enjoy cliffside views and endless panoramic photo opportunities throughout the entire experience. Each of Sedona's four vortex sites will be viewable from the top, as you don't miss a thing, and see all Red Rock Country has to offer!! Enjoy impressive views of Bear Mountain, Fay Canyon, Boynton Canyon, Thunder Mountain, Wilson Mountain, Mescal Mountain, Secret Mountain, Cathedral Rock, Airport Mesa, Chimney Rock, Bell Rock, Courthouse Butte, and Sacred Kachina Woman. Additionally, you will be able to see three of Sedona's most impressive wilderness areas: Secret Mountain Wilderness, Munds Mountain Wilderness, and Sycamore Canyon Wilderness.

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Location: Sedona

What's Included

Private transportation
Warm Weather Extras Included: 50UPF Hoodies, 30SPF Sunscreen, Cooling Spray, and Insect Repellant
Healthy Packaged Trail Snacks: Granola Bar, Fruit Leather, Fruit Bar, Almond Butter, Trail Cookies, Applesauce, Mixed Nuts, and Beef Jerky. Note: Snack Substitutions Are Made for Dietary Restrictions.
Private Hiking Guide
Hiking Gear Included: Osprey Hiking Backpack, Headlamps, Rain Ponchos, and Trekking Poles
LaCroix Sparkling Water
Bottled Water for All Hikers Attending
Self-Guided Hike Planning: After your hike, our team can provide free maps to plan self-guided hikes
Cold Weather Extras Included: Beanies, Gloves, Neck Gaiters, and Micro Spikes
Red Rock Pass Parking Fee

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Is there an age limit for this hike? I want to take my teenage kids but they’ve got no hiking experience.

A: There’s no strict age limit, but it’s ideally suited for teens who are reasonably fit! The hike can be a bit steep in places, so if your kids are adventurous and willing to give it a go, they should be fine. Just make sure they wear good shoes and are prepared for varying weather conditions.

Q: What should we wear for the Sedona hike? Any specific recommendations?

A: Dress in layers! Sedona can get warm, but it can be cool at higher elevations. Lightweight, moisture-wicking clothes are best. Don’t forget a hat and sunglasses—those cliffs can be bright! The hiking gear they provide is also super helpful, so you won’t need to bring everything yourself.

Q: What happens if the weather is bad? Can we reschedule the hike?

A: If the weather turns, the team will work with you to reschedule! Safety is the priority, and they’re really flexible about it. Just make sure to check the forecast a few days in advance and reach out if you have any concerns!

Discussions

Thinking of gifting the Sedona Sneak-a-Peak Hike! Anyone tried it?

I’m really considering this hike for my sister’s birthday! The views sound amazing and the snacks they provide seem legit. I just worry about her fitness level since she’s not a regular hiker. Is it challenging? Anyone have experience with this hike?

Sedona Hiking Experience - Worth the Hype?

Just did the Sedona Sneak-a-Peak hike with my partner and wow! The vortex views were incredible, especially from Doe Mountain. The snacks they pack are awesome too! I’m thinking of getting this as a gift for my parents. Do you think they'd enjoy it at their age?