Sedona · CATHEDRAL & BELL ROCK HIKES
11 reviewed
This is the shortlist we would hand a friend: the 11 cathedral & bell rock hikes worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Sedona Seven Canyons Jeep tour in 2 hours from Jordan Rd: small-group rugged ride, Vultee Arch hike, guided history, views.
“A Great Way to see Sedona & Surrounding area. JC, our tour guide was Awesome and fun!. His knowledge of the area was amazing and it made our excursion extra special. Take this tour!”
Private 1.5-hour Jeep ride on Soldier’s Pass to Seven Sacred Pools and Devil’s Kitchen sinkhole, with flexible start times in Sedona.
“Even my teenagers admitted this was cool! We really enjoyed it and the guide was very knowledgeable.”
Ride an open-sided trolley through uptown Sedona to Boynton Canyon for red-rock views, legends, and quick photo stops, all for $25.95.
“Kenny was our guide. He was fun and funny. We enjoyed the descriptions and histories of our surroundings too.”
Guided e-bike tour of Sedona’s Red Rock Loop Road with pedal assist, local stories, and big views near Cathedral Rock. Small group.
“Awesome way to orient yourself to the amazing views and rock formations all around Sedona. The bikes were in great condition and very easy to use even if you've never rode an e-bike before. Gabriel was super knowledgeable, laid back, and was great at keeping us safe along the roads. The journey to Cathedral was so fun because of the road we took down and the stunning views the whole way! The balance of adventure and exploration was perfect. The tour is pretty pricey, especially when you compare it to other tour types around the area. That said, we've never experienced a tour like it and we very much enjoyed…”
Private 4-hour Sedona hike along Oak Creek and Cathedral Rock with a guide, included gear, snacks, and maps for more walking.
“Our guide Jason, was extremely knowledgeable of the area. The adventure was very well planned and organized. If you’re looking for a private tour that hears the clients and caters to their needs, you must choose TrailLovers!”
50-minute Boynton Canyon trolley from Uptown Sedona to Cultural Park with red-rock views, wild-west stories, and Native American history.
“We were the only passengers and it was great seeing all the mountains and Sedona's highlights.”
Ride an e-bike through Sedona to Cathedral Rock, guided for safety and geology, then stop at a private vortex park for epic views.
“The tour was fantastic and our tour guide Dan was phenomenal. He knew so much about the geography of Sedona and guided us through the trails with ease. We went out of pace that was good for everybody and I would highly recommend doing this tour. I will certainly do this tour again Bill Fuller, Montauk, New York.”
Private Soldiers Pass Jeep tour in Sedona with stops at Devil’s Kitchen sinkhole and Apache’s Seven Pools, plus trail access.
“Ralph was our guide. He was awesome!! 3rd time I’ve used this company! Would recommend!”
A fast, private Doe Mountain hike in Sedona with pickup, a real guide, and weather-ready gear for big red-rock views in under 3 hours.
“Our guide was wonderful and very informative. We would have liked to have been able to explore a little more for the amount we paid.”
Private Sedona Sacred Canyons loop hike with a guide, binoculars, trekking poles, snacks, and pickup. 4 hours of canyon views.
“We did a Dark Sky Hike and it was such an adventure. Our guide was knowledgeable about the plant life and the the wildlife in the area. We saw jack rabbit, bats, tarantula, scorpions and a frog! We also learned about the night sky and had time to take in the nighttime beauty. I highly recommend this hike.”
Phoenix to Sedona day tour: Devil’s Bridge, Bell Rock hike, Chapel of the Holy Cross, and Uptown free time for lunch.
“Enjoyed the day, appreciated that although I was the only one booked on the trip, it still went ahead. Sedona was magical! Early start is to avoid the crowds. My tour guide was good company!”
