Wildland Trekking
Wildland Trekking offers professionally guided hiking and backpacking adventures across Sedona, the Grand Canyon, and beyond. Known for expert naturalist guides, small group sizes, and all-inclusive logistics, it’s an ideal choice for travelers seeking both challenging backcountry treks and relaxed day hikes. See Wildland Trekking Photo Gallery »
What Makes Wildland Trekking Special
The company specializes in connecting people with the outdoors through fully supported hiking experiences. Whether you’re interested in a Sedona vortex day hike, a Grand Canyon backpacking expedition, or an international trek, Wildland handles permits, meals, gear, and guiding. Their knowledgeable team shares geology, ecology, and cultural history along the way, creating an immersive outdoor adventure.
What You Don’t Want to Miss
- Day Hikes in Sedona – Explore red rock trails, vortex sites, and hidden desert canyons with an expert guide.
- Grand Canyon Backpacking Trips – Multi-day adventures into the canyon with meals, gear, and support provided.
- All-Inclusive Camping Tours – Sleep under the stars with meals prepared for you in iconic locations like Zion and Bryce Canyon.
- Custom Private Tours – Build your own hiking itinerary with a private guide for your group or family.
General Review Score
4.9 / 5 stars (based on reviews across Google, TripAdvisor, and Yelp)
Guests consistently praise the professional guides, well-organized logistics, and breathtaking hikes. Many highlight it as the best way to experience Sedona and the Grand Canyon.
Average Prices
- Day hikes: ~$160–$220 per person
- Multi-day backpacking trips: $1,000–$1,800+ per person
- Camping/hiking combo tours: ~$700–$1,200 per person
- Private/custom tours vary by length and itinerary
Additional Information
- Group sizes kept small for personalized attention
- All necessary gear (backpacks, tents, sleeping bags) provided on multi-day trips
- Meals included on full-day and overnight tours
- Permits and park fees handled by the company
FAQs About Wildland Trekking
Do I need to be an experienced hiker?
No. Tours are available for beginners through advanced hikers. Difficulty levels are clearly described when booking.
What should I bring?
Just personal items like clothing, hiking boots, and water bottles. Gear and meals are included for full-day and overnight trips.
Are kids allowed on tours?
Yes. Certain day hikes are family-friendly, though minimum age requirements may apply for backpacking trips.
Do they offer international trips?
Yes. In addition to Sedona and the Grand Canyon, Wildland Trekking runs trips in destinations like Patagonia, Iceland, and Kilimanjaro.
Is transportation included?
Most day hikes meet at a central location. Some tours include transport to and from trailheads; details are provided upon booking.