Sedona · WALKING TOURS
5 reviewed
Below are the 5 best walking tours in Sedona right now. What each one costs, how long it runs, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one; it earns the spot.
Walk Lower Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide, tackle stairways and photo stops, and learn canyon geology and tradition in about 1.5 hours.
“Our guide was amazing! He was so informative, let us stop to grab photos and had such a charismatic personality! Would highly recommend!”
Upper Antelope Canyon walking tour with a Navajo guide, shuttle access, and photo help for stunning slot-canyon shots in 1.5 hours.
“Great tour with an awesome guide. I was in group#1 on Wednesday May 1st at 3:25. Sorry, I can’t remember the guide’s name”
Jerome Ghost Walk: a 1-hour guided ghost hunt with EMF readers, spirit boxes, and a visit to Haskin’s House. $45.
“Some strenuous walking, especially in summer heat. Employee shortage may affect booking. Guide was informative and pleasant. They changed 7PM booking to 5PM due to their "Overbooked" schedule at 7. Supposedly only 14 persons per guide but still had 17 booked for 7PM when we arrived for 5PM rescheduled walk.”
A small-group 1-hour walk in Jerome covering mining-town stories, the Sliding Jail, and museum stops for $39.
“Out guide Austin was fantastic, knowledgeable, and kept us moving quickly/did not let anyone butt-in to what we had paid for. Was worth the cost to us - would recommend this tour.”
A 2-hour sunrise or sunset Sedona vortex walk with life-coaching, gentle mindfulness, and small-group guidance by Rosane Gibson.
“This was absolutely amazing!!!! Such an informative and transformative experience. Highly recommend.”
