The Companies that provide Jeep Tours in Sedona are listed below!

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Our Recommended Sedona Jeep Tour Companies:

With all of the options available on a jeep tour or tours in the Sedona Arizona area, there is a lot to consider and advance research is highly recommended. Check out our recommended companies to find the right fit for you and your family or group. As with any activity you do in Sedona, please email us with your comments and experiences. We want to keep our recommendations current for all future visitors so anyone coming to Sedona for a vacation will have the best possible experience themselves.

Because of the permit process mentioned above, not all companies that provide permitted tours in the Sedona area have access to all trails, and the number of tours they are able to provide on their permitted trails are limited. We strongly suggest that you do your research early to determine which companies and tours you would like to do, then make your reservations well ahead of time.

We found 3 recommended tour companies that meet your criteria:

		Pink Jeep Tours For almost 50 years, Pink Jeep Tours has been providing the most talked about off-road family adventures in the Southwest. Our award-winning excursions are known as the premier ´must-do´ tours in Sedona, Arizona and Las Vegas, Nevada .	Pink Jeep Tours 204 N. Hwy 89A Sedona, AZ 86336 800-873-3662 or 928-282-5000
		Red Rock Western Jeep Tours Join us on the road to thrilling adventure and spectacular scenery beyond words to describe. Our colorful Western Guides open doors for you to inner sanctuaries and secrets of the magical, mystical lands of Sedona… a place of peace for your soul, and joy for your heart!	Red Rock Western Jeep Tours 270 N. Hwy 89A Sedona, AZ 86336 800-848-7728 or 928-282-6826
		Barlow Jeep Rentals Barlow´s provides 2008 Jeep Wrangler Rubicons (”JK Rubi´s”), the best Wrangler ever. Then Barlow´s prepares the Jeep even further for off-road duty by installing a sturdy 2-inch suspension lift and removing the carpet for worry-free exploring over hill, over dale, and in and out of the dirt, rocks, mud, and streams. No other Jeep rental service provides a better Jeep than Barlow´s!	Barlow Jeep Rentals 3009 W. Hwy 89A Sedona, AZ 86336 888-928-5337 or 928-282-8700

Tour companies that provide Jeep tours:
A Day in the West: 252 N. Hwy 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336 - 928-282-4320
Arizona Safari Jeep Tours: 335 Jordan Road, Sedona, AZ 86336 - 928-282-3012
Barlow Jeep Rentals: 3009 W. Hwy 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336 - 928-282-8700
Earth Wisdom Tours: 293 N. Hwy 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336 - 928-282-4714
Pink Jeep Tours: 204 N. Hwy 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336 - 928-282-5000
Red Rock Western Jeep Tours: 270 N. Hwy 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336 - 928-282-6826
Sedona Off-Road Adventures: 273 N. Hwy 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336 - 928-204-6656

Jeep Tours in the red rocks of Sedona, Arizona are the most popular tour activity in the area, are world famous, and often can be the highlight of any vacation in Sedona Arizona. As a matter of fact, there are more tours done by jeep on the trails through the canyons and over the red rocks of Sedona than anywhere else on the planet. Actually, the experience is so incredible, that we're seriously considering passing a law that requires everyone that visits Sedona Arizona to take a jeep tour (just kidding, but it should be a law). Partly because of their popularity, but also to help protect Sedona Arizona's natural beauty and fragile ecosystem; all tours, including jeep tours, that are done on the trails in the Coconino National Forest's Red Rock Ranger District require special permits issued to the Jeep Tour companies for those companies to be able to have access to the trails and provide tours. These permits are continually reviewed to insure that the jeeps are inspected and are properly equipped, that the Sedona Jeep Tour Guides are First-Aid and CPR certified, have certain knowledge about the trails, Sedona history, geology, wildlife and plant life, and adhere to specific safety precautions. We never recommend a Sedona Jeep Tour Company that provides tours in the red rocks of Sedona that does not possess these permits or is not current on the permit process.

With that in mind, it's time to head for the trails to experience all of the wonders the backcounty of Sedona has to offer. Jeep tours in Sedona come in a wide range of trail types (from mild to extreme), as well as the particular type of tour that is offered (from historical and archeological tours to scenic, wildlife spotting, or spiritual tours). There is no tour available that "does it all" or "sees it all", so it's probably a good idea to either book a combination tour offered by the Jeep tour company in Sedona, or do a few different tours with one or more companies. Check with our recommended Sedona Jeep Tour Companies to find out their current offerings and availability. If you have a color preference, you'll be happy to know that Sedona Jeep Tour Companies come in every one of the primary and secondary colors...and more!

Some of Sedona's more popular trails include Broken Arrow, Soldier's Pass, a run up Schnebly Hill, Oak Creek Cayon runs, the Western Canyons area of Sedona, as well as jeep tours to take in a Sedona sunset, or a vortex tour by jeep. There are even jeep/hiking combination tours, or tours that include a jeep ride through the backcountry and then a helicopter flight over Sedona, or horseback riding in the outback. Check with our recommended jeep tour companies to find out their offerings and availability.

Broken Arrow is Sedona's original Jeep Tour Trail and has been in operation since around 1960. Incredibly rugged, and with scenic views from Submarine Rock and Chicken Point, you'll experience a couple of hours of 4x4 excitement in the backcountry of the 179 Corrider, one of the most scenic in Sedona. Don't forget to check-out the rugged and historic Soldier's Pass Trail. This original trail travelled by General Crook during the Apache Campaign in the 1870's includes stops at the geologic wonder of Devil's Kitchen and the sacred Seven Apache Pools. Or, head up 2,000 feet in elevation on the original stagecoach route from Sedona to Flagstaff on Schnebly Hill Road to get views of Sedona, Oak Creek Canyon, and pretty much the entire Verde Valley. Don't forget to take in the panaromic wonder of a Sedona sunset on a trail that hits the Western Canyons of Sedona. Sunsets, and especially reverse sunsets, are an absolute must in Sedona, and there's no better way to experience them away from the crowds than by an off-road jeep tour in Sedona, Arizona.