Uptown Sedona
Pink Jeep Tours
The original Sedona off-road operator since 1960, famous for the Broken Arrow trail that climbs slickrock few other tours can reach.
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For the active traveler
Sedona rewards a rhythm of effort and recovery in the same day.
Design This TripSedona rewards a big-effort, slow-restore rhythm: a sunrise balloon or a Pink Jeep climb up Broken Arrow in the morning, then a vortex meditation and a canyon spa by afternoon. Trails flex from the steep Cathedral Rock scramble to the gentle, level Bell Rock Pathway, so any fitness level fits.
Build in a hike to Devil's Bridge at first light and an open-air movement session at Enchantment, and the day carries you from the heart-rate spike to the wind-down. Stay in Boynton Canyon for the deepest quiet and the easiest access to vortex sites.
We sequence the weather windows around the summer monsoon, book the guides who know which trailheads stay quiet, and keep a spa table waiting for the evening you push hardest.
What’s inside
A sample rhythm
Sky or trail
A dawn balloon or a Jeep climb in the cool morning.
Hike
A slickrock scramble or a level pathway matched to the day's energy.
Center
A vortex meditation where the quiet is deepest that day.
Restore
Open-air movement, yoga, and a canyon spa table.
The Sedonawe’d build in
Signature adventures
The one-of-a-kind days: a backcountry Jeep climb up the slickrock, a sunrise balloon over the buttes, and guided off-road into the high desert.
Uptown Sedona
The original Sedona off-road operator since 1960, famous for the Broken Arrow trail that climbs slickrock few other tours can reach.
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Sunrise hot-air balloon flights drifting over the red rocks, one of only two operators permitted to fly in the Sedona area.
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FAA-certified dawn flights with a traditional champagne breakfast in the desert, an FAA-permitted Sedona balloon operator.
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Private, small-group backcountry tours by open-air vehicle into the canyons and mesas, paced for photography and quiet.
On foot
From a short scramble to a famous saddle to the largest natural arch in the area, Sedona's trails are paced to any fitness level.
Many trailheads require a Red Rock Pass; Devil's Bridge and Cathedral Rock parking fill early, so go at first light.
Village of Oak Creek
A short but steep slickrock scramble to a dramatic saddle between the spires, one of the most photographed views in the Southwest.
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A moderate hike to the largest natural sandstone arch in the Sedona area, with an iconic photo standing atop the span.
Village of Oak Creek
An easy, mostly level loop around one of Sedona's signature buttes and a famed vortex site, with optional slickrock climbing.
Boynton Canyon
A wooded canyon walk past Enchantment toward red-rock walls and the Subway cave, one of the most scenic moderate trails in town.
The drives & overlooks
Some of Sedona's grandest scenery is reachable on smooth ground: a switchback canyon byway, a panoramic mesa overlook, and a chapel in the rocks.
Highway 89A
A designated scenic byway switchbacking through a wooded river gorge between Sedona and Flagstaff, stunning in autumn color.
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The classic 360-degree red-rock panorama and the town's most popular sunset spot, perched on a mesa above West Sedona.
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A modernist chapel built directly into the red-rock buttes in 1956, with sweeping views from its perch above the valley.
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An All-American Road past Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte, the gateway approach to Sedona with pullouts at every turn.
Restore
Sedona is one of the world's wellness capitals: canyon spas, energy work, and immersive multi-night journeys built for the deep reset.
Boynton Canyon
Repeatedly named among the world's best destination spas, with a sacred Crystal Grotto at its heart and all-inclusive multi-night journeys.
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Day access to Mii amo's treatments and an open-air movement and meditation program set against the canyon walls.
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Creekside treatments and the signature Watsu water therapy, performed in a private warm-water pool beside Oak Creek.
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Guided visits to the famed energy vortexes at Bell Rock, Airport Mesa, and Boynton Canyon, paired with meditation and breathwork.
Where to stay
From a creekside hideaway in Oak Creek Canyon to a resort tucked inside Boynton Canyon, these are the stays a Sedona trip is built around.
Boynton Canyon
A 70-acre resort set deep inside Boynton Canyon, ringed by red-rock walls, with casita-style rooms and the destination spa Mii amo on site.
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Creekside cottages along the banks of Oak Creek, a Forbes-rated retreat known for its riverfront dining and outdoor cathedral of sycamores.
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A modern hillside boutique within walking distance of Uptown, with an infinity pool framing the red rocks and creek access below.
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An elevated hilltop perch with some of the widest red-rock panoramas in town, recently reimagined with a stargazing-forward program.
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An all-inclusive destination spa inside Enchantment, built around three-, four-, and seven-night immersive journeys for deep restoration.
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The most secluded rooms at L'Auberge, individual cottages set right at the water's edge for the quietest, most romantic stay in Sedona.
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