Sedona Area Parking Map

Below are your parking options when exploring Uptown Sedona as well as Park & Ride lots to catch the Sedona Shuttle to the most popular hiking trails.

- Free All Day Parking
- Free Parking with 3 Hour Maximum Parking - Some lots are privately owned with a portion leased by the city. Be sure to observe all employee-only, no parking and other restriction signs.
- Pay-to-Park - Spaces located directly in front of the Uptown shops along Main Street, SR89A , require visitors to pay to park.

Pay stations accept coins, bills, major credit cards and pay-by-phone apps.
Pay stations are as easy to use as an ATM. Follow the instructions displayed on the screen or pay by phone using the PassportParking app available from the App Store or Google Play. There is a 10-cent convenience fee to use the app.
Pay-by-phone users who sign up for the app and enter Parking Zone 846 can skip the pay station.
Enter your license plate numbers and letters when prompted.
A reminder text message option notifies you that your time is about to expire with the option to extend meter time by phone, even without using the app.
The cost to park varies with seasonal fluctuations in visitation. The pay schedule will be clearly visible when you park.

- Park & Ride Sedona Shuttle - Free shuttle to the most popular trailheads in Sedona

Tips and Regulations

Never leave a child or pet unattended in a vehicle, even for a minute. Although the outside temperature may be mild the interior of a vehicle heat s rapidly, eve n with the window left slightly open.

Lock your vehicle and secure all valuables out of sight.

All lots are handicap accessible. A handicap license plate or placard does not exempt you from paying parking fee s or allow you to park illegally.

RVs and motorhomes must park in designated spaces and may not park parallel across parking spaces designated for standard vehicles.

Sedona Shuttle

Park & Ride to the Most Popular Trailheads
The free, easy and eco-friendly way to explore some of Sedona’s favorite trails! Shuttles run year-round, Thursday thru Sunday 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM during the summer months.

Sedona Shuttle provides transportation from two Park and Ride lots to popular trailheads:

Posse Grounds Park & Ride Directions »
North SR-179 Park & Ride Directions »

Trailheads Served by Sedona Shuttle

Cathedral Rock
Little Horse
Soldier Pass
Dry Creek Vista, with access to Devil’s Bridge
Mescal

Note: During days and hours when the shuttles are running, the parking lots at the Cathedral Rock and Soldier Pass Trailheads will be closed. All visitors are asked to use the shuttle to access these trailheads. Outside of shuttle hours, the trailhead parking will be open. Parking at all other trailheads will be open as determined by the National Forest Service.

Shuttle Info:

Cost: Free to park and ride. No Red Rock Pass is necessary.
Pets: Only service animals are allowed on the shuttle. Service animals are defined as “any guide dog, signal dog, or other animals individually trained to work or perform observable tasks for an individual with a disability.
Bikes: Shuttles are equipped with a bike rack to carry 3 bikes at a time. These are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. If there is room in the vehicle, additional bikes may be accommodated in the wheelchair positions inside the bus.

For more detailed information, please go to the Sedona Shuttle official website.

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Trailheads Served by Sedona Shuttle

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