Sedona Hikes

You don't need a guide to hike in Sedona, but we highly recommend it. Sedona hiking tour guides have a deep understanding of the geology, terrain, history and elements that make Sedona unique and special. If you are the kind of person that likes to learn and have rich experiences, Sedona guided hikes are the way to go. From vortex, yoga, or meditation hikes to historical, archeological hikes, there is a Sedona hiking guide service to match your interests and preferred hiking pace. The other advantage of going on guided Sedona hikes is that you are free to enjoy the views, get lost in the moment and not have to worry about getting lost or disoriented. You'll be able to enjoy less traveled travel trails that only the guides and few locals know of. If you're in Sedona for more than a day and enjoy hiking and exploring, then do one day with a Sedona hiking guide and then do another day on your own. There are so many different ways to enjoy hiking in Sedona; from advanced trail running training to quiet picnics on the red rocks at sunset, you can't do it all in one Sedona visit. Get a Sedona hiking guide and pick his/her brain for best places to watch sunset, do morning yoga, adventure through slot canyons, or share a bottle of wine with a friend in nature. Hiking in Sedona is the most popular thing to do in Sedona, and there's no one way to experience it that's better than another. Most Sedona hiking guides offer customized hiking trips. If you want to do it all, consider hiring a guide to help you make it happen.