Name: Extreme Sedona Off-Road Canyon Jeep Tour
Address: 335 Jordan Road, Sedona, Arizona, 86336, United States

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Overview:

Uncover the adventurous spirit of Sedona with a thrilling Jeep tour, venturing into the rugged hills, canyons, and challenging terrain that envelop the city. Led by an experienced guide, explore local geology, history, and wildlife while spotting landmarks like Thunder Mountain, Doe Mesa, and Diamondback Gulch. Engage in captivating tales of local legends and wildlife sightings. With convenient pickup and drop-off at local hotels, this Sedona Jeep tour offers the perfect off-road escapade, immersing you deep into the captivating landscapes of the Arizona desert.

Embark on a Jeep tour to explore the dramatic desert landscape of Sedona.
Savor unobstructed views while riding in an open Jeep.
Gain knowledge about desert plants and wildlife.
Convenient pickup and drop-off at Sedona hotels.

What’s Included:

Bottled water

Professional guide

DOGS – over 25lbs, we charge a child’s rate and NEED ADVANCE notification directly to our company.

Meeting And Pickup:

Meeting point

335 Jordan Rd, Sedona, AZ 86336, USA

Endpoint

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

What To Expect:

Thunder Mountain Trailhead (Pass By)
Embark on your Jeep tour as you hop in with your guide, navigating the rugged hills and canyons surrounding Sedona. Along the journey, delve into the geology of the Sedona area and absorb captivating stories from your guide, encompassing local history, American Indian lore, as well as insights into the diverse wildlife and vegetation present. Experience an up-close view of some of the most stunning canyons and mountains, gaining a unique perspective on the awe-inspiring Thunder Mountain, also known as Capital Butte, one of the tallest peaks in the region.

Doe Mountain Trail (Pass By)
Pause for a glimpse of the intriguingly named Cock’s Comb, a jagged, spiny ridge adorned in various hues of red. Explore other natural wonders, including Boynton Canyon, Bear Mountain, Doe Mesa, Greasy Spoon, and Diamondback Gulch.

Boynton Canyon Trail (Pass By)
As you return to town, you’ll have gained a newfound appreciation for the rugged natural beauty of this corner of Arizona.